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Douglas Griffin 27 Jun 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

It was a week and a half ago but here it is anyway:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douglas_griffin/9108340628/
Chalk 13 Jul 2013
 Chris Craggs Global Crag Moderator 13 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Derwent Edge two days ago:

http://www.pbase.com/chris_craggs/image/151268002


Chris
 deepsoup 14 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:
Sunset, viewed with some Talisker in a tin mug in hand, while Ravens flapped about shouting "cronk" at each other and a breeze had just picked up to blow the midges away.
http://s116.photobucket.com/user/deepsoup/media/P1050481.jpg.html

Sunrise the following morning:
http://s116.photobucket.com/user/deepsoup/media/P1050531.jpg.html
 Mikkel 14 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Not a picture but a video..

vimeo.com/69768646
 Glyno 14 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

On Friday... a birds-eye view of Llyn Du'r Arddu from the cliffs of Clogwyn Du'r Arddu. Can you spot the tents?

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ra0qOBVhOwM/UeBPvZkU6gI/AAAAAAAADIE/noLfFoMQ1EA/s...
 PontiusPirate 14 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Ok, just over a week out - I neglected to add to this thread last week!

This I'm very happy with (including the 'favourite' from Tim Parkin of all people!), and it's an image I've had in mind for years, but it's extremely hard to get the correct combination of all the elements (not least because Bog Cotton is almost invariably found in damp hollows and will therefore never be amenable to sunset backlighting!)

Bog Cotton Sunset (2):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9212094720/

I've tried to go back to get a better (sharper and with less out-of-focus foreground) version when it's been less windy, but the light has not been as good (and the midgies have been murder - I can cover myself up - but they turn up in shot!)

PP.
 PontiusPirate 14 Jul 2013
In reply to PontiusPirate:

Chalk - nice macro of that fly! I assume you'd sedated it to get it pose for you!

PP.
 Blue Straggler 15 Jul 2013
In reply to Mikkel:

Shameless use of pretty model at the end there!
 Mikkel 15 Jul 2013
In reply to Blue Straggler:
what about the start?
Chalk 15 Jul 2013
In reply to PontiusPirate: Thanks mate, no sedation, it was done in the field. Just asked nicely for him to sit still
 PontiusPirate 19 Jul 2013
In reply to Chalk:

I seem to be in some kind of 'bucolic backlit loveliness' phase at the moment - here's something else from a sunset a couple of weeks ago that I finally got round to processing:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9317512800/

Though, I'd be more interested to hear what people think of this monochrome and more abstract treatment of a nearby subject:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9314726493/

Ta,

PP.
In reply to TryfAndy: Good to see this up and running again

The view from my front door the other night after legging it out of the Bryn Tyrch!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31983899@N03/9311401058/
 Skyfall 19 Jul 2013
In reply to PontiusPirate:

> Though, I'd be more interested to hear what people think of this monochrome and more abstract treatment of a nearby subject:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9314726493/

Nice but a bit too reminiscent of a certain type of 70's flock wallpaper?
 craig h 19 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Not taken too many this week as I've been mostly climbing for a change

I did like this one though. http://www.flickr.com/photos/21913923@N03/9294130010/
 PontiusPirate 19 Jul 2013
In reply to Skyfall:

Flock wallpaper? I don't remember that pattern even though I'm old enough to remember the 70s!

PP.
 PontiusPirate 19 Jul 2013
In reply to craig h:

Really like that - nicely judged mixture of symmetry and asymmetry

PP.
Chalk 20 Jul 2013
In reply to PontiusPirate: The first one is really good, never get bored of these type of images! I'm not so keen on the monochrome version though, I just think there's too much of a bland background.

In reply to Nicholas_livesey: Another stunner! your landscape shots are always really dramatic. I envy you folk that live near the mountains!
 Glyno 20 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Some truly inspirational photos on this thread.

Here's a panorama I put together taken from Crib Goch on Thursday.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/glyno/9329433200/lightbox/
OP Bimble 20 Jul 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

That's a fantastic shot!

As others have said, there's some superb photographic talent on UKC.
 JClimb 21 Jul 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:
I would upload some photos but I am completely incompetent with computers and it doesn't have an obvious button saying "upload image" ... so I'm stuck enjoying everyone else's photos instead!
OP Bimble 21 Jul 2013
In reply to JClimb:

Use flikr, it's very easy to use, and there's plenty of how-to's out there
OP Bimble 21 Jul 2013
In reply to JClimb:

Oh, and feel free to enjoy this one from this morning too...

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7381/9335709040_e63f25d531_h.jpg
 ChrisJD 06 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

Those are just GORGEOUS!
In reply to ChrisJD: Thanks Chris, it's been a while since dawn came good for me so I was quite pleased!
 ChrisJD 07 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

Did you manage to control the OMG, OMG Shakes?
 Jimbob11 07 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey: Nick they are fantastic! That last one I'd quite happily have as my background!
 Brian 07 Aug 2013
I took some pictures during a scramble up Beinn a'Bhuird in the Cairngorms on Saturday.

The weather wasn't so great but the hill is good fun!

http://www.colinhenderson.co.uk/wordpress/2013/08/06/beinn-a-bhuird-ben-avo...

(Here's a short video too showing how windy it was;

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=574870555887891&set=vb.23759356294...



 PontiusPirate 12 Aug 2013
In reply to Colin Henderson:

Sometimes the Lake District has some 'Livesey Light':

http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9490259778/

Unfortunately I only had my compact with me (I'd been climbing), so it's not as sharp or detailed as the scene 'deserved'.
(The camera 'decided' on a very blue white-balance which I can only correct a little given the compact only produces jpegs).

PP.
In reply to PontiusPirate: Oh yes, some lovely dappled light there...lip smackin'!

Here's one I took just after work today...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31983899@N03/9494403413/lightbox/
KevinD 12 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

Rather less colourful and scenic although semi climbing related as tube station on the way to the biscuit factory.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dissonancefalling/9487373663/
 Onion 22 Aug 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

It's been a little while since I've posted and I took these pictures a while ago but have only just got round to doing the PP on them.

This set was taken at the Monaco GP earlier this year, on saturday quali, at Rascass - http://flic.kr/s/aHsjHEZchb

Monaco Train Station - http://flic.kr/p/fz5T6C

Eze Bord Du Mer Pano - http://flic.kr/p/fyQ5R6
interdit 22 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

First time browsing flickr for a while this week and have enjoyed seeing your recent shots.

Also, dug out the camera for the first time in a while this week - prompted by spotting a Bee-eater in the area.
Tracked down its nest hole.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/9538823817/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/9538729739/in/photostream/


Finally got a couple of shots of our local red-backed shrikes too.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/9538735277/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/9541523560/in/photostream/
 Henry Iddon 22 Aug 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Well it was 2 weeks ago but well - it was on film so had to be processed and scanned !


http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=225816
 Arjen 23 Aug 2013
In reply to interdit:

Nice pictures of the Bee-eater with the wasp! Really finishes the picture nicely. Well done.

Here are a couple of mine from a while ago:

First, a 'self'
http://www.flickr.com/photos/arjen_van_doorn/9440763860/in/photostream/ligh...

The light in my hotel bathroom was just so cool, that I couldn't resist.

This was a few days alter, this couple (?) were enjoying spending some time together, I quietly sat down behind them and took some pictures. Silent compacts are good

http://www.flickr.com/photos/arjen_van_doorn/9438008133/in/photostream/ligh...
 dek 23 Aug 2013
In reply to Arjen:
Great photos, but I love that dog one!
Chalk 24 Aug 2013
In reply to Chalk: They're really pleasing with their soft tones and subtle pinks...very relaxing.

This couldn't be more different...taken earlier in the week

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31983899@N03/9579020302/lightbox/
In reply to TryfAndy: four days in Torbay, some good, some holiday snaps

http://www.flickr.com/photos/morticiaskeeper/sets/72157635204053457/
Chalk 24 Aug 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey: Very dramatic and the sunlit foreground sets the mountain and clouds off nicely. The weather certainly looks different to what I was getting at Cornwall
 chrisprescott 25 Aug 2013
In reply to TryfAndy: Had a great time on Friday shooting at Newtyle with Hot Aches, definitely the most interesting shoot i've been on although very hard work trying to haul all the kit up the hill! Haven't had a chance to sort through all the stills yet but this gives an idea what it was like -

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=225989
OP Bimble 26 Aug 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Taken from the train going through Dawlish Warren yesterday, using the 'dirty train window' filter...

https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/q72/s720x720/1000330...
 PontiusPirate 03 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Just returned from the Dolomites - again, since we were climbing, I only had my 'little' camera with me - but the best camera is the one you've got when you get served light like this:

(Evening Storm over Arraba):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9666122502/

and

(Cinque Torri and Storm Clouds):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/9662891381/

I guess I'm happy!

(once again, apologies if these appear too dark on some people's monitors as they are set right for the main one I use).

PP.
 london_huddy 03 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

In the last week I've taken what I consider the best landscape shot I've taken to date:
http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=226284

A stunning evening and then morning to be out in the hills.

 london_huddy 04 Sep 2013
In reply to london_huddy:
Looking at the voting, clearly not everyone agrees though. As ever, critique is very welcome.
In reply to london_huddy: That's a lovely shot Andrew. Don't worry about the voting as sometimes, and inexplicably, poor shots get a shed load of 5s and genuinely brilliant landscapes get bugger all!
 london_huddy 04 Sep 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey: Thank Nicholas, I'm pretty pleased with it and it was just a good day to be out!
Chalk 04 Sep 2013
In reply to london_huddy: Excellent shot, can't really fault it. Although it's voted a 5 overall so not sure what you mean by the voting?

A couple more from my trip to Cornwall:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dan1984/9589808727/in/photostream/lightbox/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dan1984/9598804060/in/photostream/lightbox/
 london_huddy 04 Sep 2013
In reply to Chalk:

Thanks!

Voting - a discussion almost as old as UKC... the rating plummeted on Saturday night; it's almost as though people were voting negatively against others in the weekly top 10 but surely not

Chalk 04 Sep 2013
In reply to london_huddy: Seems to have picked up now to what it deserves. Could always be the beer goggles if it plummeted on Saturday night
interdit 04 Sep 2013
In reply to london_huddy:
> (In reply to TryfAndy)
>
> In the last week I've taken what I consider the best landscape shot I've taken to date:
> http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=226284

That's a great shot Andy.
I'd be very pleased to get something like that myself.
 london_huddy 04 Sep 2013
In reply to interdit:

Thanks! The funny thing is that I went up there to take photos of the sun setting over the Sca fells but that the dawn views in the opposite direction, straight into the sun, were far and away the more dramatic. Another lesson in keeping your eyes open and not being afraid to change plans.
 Luke Owens 16 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

My Girlfriend has just started getting into photography and took this shot of me down at LPT on Saturday:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=227409
Jim C 16 Sep 2013
In reply to Douglas Griffin: the wife just walked past the iPad with your photo up, and she said she likes this one (never says that about any of mine. )

Nice shot

 ChrisJD 17 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

I got round to to going through (well starting to go through) our summer hol pictures this week:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=227478
OP Bimble 17 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

messing with the 50mm & my new very still & quiet pet...

https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/q71/s720x720/1237165...
 paulh.0776 17 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Great light 2 weekends running .......whats happening to me...I usually arrive to find grey clag and fog!!

http://paulhorsmanphotographer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/15th-septstockton-inf...

http://paulhorsmanphotographer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/7th-sept-st-marys-lig...
 HarmM 27 Sep 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

As autumn is here I thought I'd show this off:

http://500px.com/photo/47432986
I've been putting together a bunch of surfing shots during the last fortnight's holiday in Tenerife;

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.593318124043134.1073741832.237593...
In reply to TryfAndy: I've not contributed to one of these threads for a while; not been getting out much of late. So one from the garden then...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8411024@N08/9933165716/

Whilst this shot achieved what I was after it also shows a fault I know I have, which is to use wider apertures when sometimes I'd be better off using something a little narrower. I was after getting the caterpillar's head in focus; but if I'd chosen a focus point half way down the caterpillar and a narrower aperture I could have got the whole thing in focus whilst isolating it from the background and stem in the foreground.

We live and learn...

T.
interdit 04 Oct 2013
In reply to Pursued by a bear:
> (In reply to TryfAndy) I've not contributed to one of these threads for a while; not been getting out much of late. So one from the garden then...
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/8411024@N08/9933165716/

I have just posted on the comments for your image what I think your caterpillar is.

> Whilst this shot achieved what I was after it also shows a fault I know I have, which is to use wider apertures when sometimes I'd be better off using something a little narrower. I was after getting the caterpillar's head in focus; but if I'd chosen a focus point half way down the caterpillar and a narrower aperture I could have got the whole thing in focus whilst isolating it from the background and stem in the foreground.
>
> We live and learn...
>
> T.

With my caterpillar this week I just went for getting it parallel to the focal plane.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/10024562964/
In reply to TryfAndy:

A few taken during a local photography workshop


http://flic.kr/p/gdnYWf
http://flic.kr/p/gdo6sk
http://flic.kr/p/gdoB6m

 ChrisJD 07 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Woke up to this at the weekend - Sunday Morning Tree, Forest of Bowland

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wzp2v2764cw9qjl/1310_DSF1213.jpg
 taine 07 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Out shooting for the first time in aaaaaaaages.

pleased with this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taine/10119949613/
Douglas Griffin 21 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Is this thread still running? Ocht, well... Saturday morning on the island of Mull:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douglas_griffin/10404831744
KevinD 21 Oct 2013
In reply to Douglas Griffin:

bit old but I have been playing catchup.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dissonancefalling/10389198154/
 ChrisBrooke 21 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy: So many nice pics on this old thread.

I've not taken any this week, but I did sign up to flickr...does that count?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/105585253@N07/
 aln 22 Oct 2013
In reply to Douglas Griffin: That's patterns in the sand? Rather lovely.
 Chris Craggs Global Crag Moderator 22 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

This evening, by our flat:

http://upload.pbase.com/chris_craggs/image/153015220


Chris
 icnoble 22 Oct 2013
In reply to Chris Craggs: Very good
 BStar 22 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Here's one I took on Saturday just before the heavens opened and I got a good drenching!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/b-star/10409913243/
 DreadyCraig 22 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:
These are all mine https://plus.google.com/photos/100087216942507423957/albums/593710417281943...
I wasn't running at Parkrun this week so I marshalled and took photos at the same time.
I quite like this one:
https://plus.google.com/photos/100087216942507423957/albums/593710417281943...
In reply to ChrisJD: Great sky Chris!

Here's one I took this evening

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31983899@N03/10444607694/lightbox/
 ayuplass 23 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ayuplass70/10408801494/

Just trying out studio lighting
 Tom Valentine 23 Oct 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

Five from me
 IM 24 Oct 2013
In reply to Tom Valentine:

one from me; http://500px.com/photo/49847258
 dek 24 Oct 2013
In reply to mac fae stirling:
> (In reply to Tom V)
>
> one from me; http://500px.com/photo/49847258

Great mono work in your gallery Ian!
Had me wishing I knew where some of the 'untitled' photos were!
 IM 25 Oct 2013
In reply to dek: cheers! well, i can let you know if you want details. i am really bad at providing titles and details etc.
interdit 25 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Some great variety of subjects on this thread.
Loving all of the images.

For me this week it's some of the last flowers before winter...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7442278@N02/10440204505/
Douglas Griffin 26 Oct 2013
In reply to aln:

> That's patterns in the sand? Rather lovely.

Thanks. Yes, all patterns in the sand. For scale, they were about 30-40cm in length. There was a fairly flat area of sand just above them, so the drainage was very leisurely, giving the patterns time to develop.

I photographed something similar just along the coast at the same time last year:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douglas_griffin/8161783545/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douglas_griffin/8167326737/


 chris fox 28 Oct 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Went for a hike up to Grindsbrook (Kinder South) friday and took a few shots. Even after all the rain we've had the rock was dry !

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisfox/sets/72157637022037544/
 craig h 03 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Having a play with the Autumn colours, think I'll have another go as I think the dof is too narrow. Just need another sunny day at some point and some glass cleaner for the greenhouse

http://www.flickr.com/photos/21913923@N03/10626812383/
 chris fox 04 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Took this down a very wet Cheedale Valley yesterday

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisfox/10668128333/lightbox/
Douglas Griffin 04 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

I didn't take either photo this week, but here's a diptych that I produced on Saturday:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douglas_griffin/10624975026/
 Tony the Blade 04 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

I had a meeting at the iconic Battersea Power Station today, managed to clip this with my phone. I saw a chimney reflected in a puddle, snapped then inverted it. I'm no photographer but I do like this. (Can Facebook non-friends see this?)

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151989872328556&set=a.1015013...
 IM 04 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

that time of year...
http://500px.com/photo/51009714



 Anni 07 Nov 2013
In reply to Douglas Griffin:

Gorgeous diptych Doug
 Anni 07 Nov 2013
In reply to craig h:

Some great shots in your photo stream Craig, especially love all the rusty and crusty stuff
 ChrisBrooke 07 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/105585253@N07/10693243193/ Some prayer flags in a forest in Suffolk.
 craig h 07 Nov 2013
In reply to Anni:

> Some great shots in your photo stream Craig, especially love all the rusty and crusty stuff

Thanks Anni, appreciate that coming from you. I'm often left in awe of your macro images of water droplets.

I do like the detail of the little mushroom, something many people would just walk by.
 craig h 07 Nov 2013
Think this is my favourite rusty and crusty I've taken this week.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/21913923@N03/10670728435/lightbox/
In reply to TryfAndy: Man, was I treated to some good light this morning!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31983899@N03/10774455095/lightbox/
 chris fox 10 Nov 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey:

Superb again Nick.

made the best of a wet Manchester yesterday

http://www.chrisfoxtography.com/#!Reflections/zoom/c1ivt/imager1l
In reply to chris fox: Ah, my home town! That's a really clever shot Chris
 ChrisJD 10 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Took my camera along scrambling/weasling with my boys this afternoon and was treated to amazing light.

My favourite:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/edc2n3okvnyjdam/1311_MG_0903.jpg


And a few more here:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kyqb6w4yn05cjg8/Ifxexwo3bD
 gerryneely 11 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Cracking conditions on Skye:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gerryneely/10782133714/
 purkle 11 Nov 2013
In reply to Nicholas Livesey: lush!
 chris fox 12 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Took this on Sunday, it's 5 images layered and then faded out in photoshot

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisfox/10816828573/lightbox/
 ChrisBrooke 13 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy: Lovely conditions in the Peak at the weekend. Unfortunately I was not able to climb, but managed to get these at Chatsworth on Sunday morning.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/105585253@N07/10833890615/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/105585253@N07/10819228956/
 ChrisJD 17 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Just printed this at 70x50cm. Looks gorgeous (even if I say so myself, lol):

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=230331
 IM 30 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

a wander along the shores of loch morlich today with ben, jamie and louise:
http://500px.com/photo/53625102

 andi turner 30 Nov 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

My andromeda galaxy from earlier this week http://www.flickr.com/photos/anditurner/11057845706/
 craig h 01 Dec 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

Here's one (well it's 12 images stitched) I'm pleased with; which I took yesterday.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=231272

The surface of the reservoir changed about a minute later as the wind picked up erasing the beautiful reflection. Was good to get out with the camera briefly as work and courses has meant 3 weeks without any photos!
 craig h 01 Dec 2013
In reply to andi turner:

That's a great photo, I struggle just taking a photo of the moon!
I've struggled for a while taking pictures I'm excited about but I like this one from Lochnagar last weekend;

http://colinhendersonphoto.com/adventure-sports-hiking-winter

 IM 02 Dec 2013
In reply to Colin Henderson:

cracking shot, well done.
 BAdhoc 02 Dec 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

its only an iPhone photo but still I like it

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151867839998515&l=439d9ee72d
 chris fox 03 Dec 2013
 Toerag 03 Dec 2013
In reply to Tony the Blade:

I can't see it. My powerstation effort from last week
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81351208/_B211080a.jpg
 Tom Last 03 Dec 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:


Couple of weeks ago now, but was pretty pleased to get these two.

http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/Victoria-Road-St-Austell-house-investigatio...
In reply to mac fae stirling:

Cheers, appreciated.
 Cobbler 06 Dec 2013

Took my hand off the tripod during a long exposure to look around at the view... clatter!! Tripod head broke, ND filter broke and lens zooming has gone a bit sort of crunchy!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0x7qlfm8lzsy0er/20131205_22576%20small.JPG
rockers 22 Dec 2013
In reply to TryfAndy:

how long and where was it
 Sean Kelly 22 Dec 2013
In reply to Anni:

You want to post this image on the UKC Galleries. I am sure it would score very highly. i think that it's a cracker!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/anniison/10794951456/
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