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 The Lemming 17 Aug 2011
Care to share the best image that you have ever taken?

This is a Best Image suggestion and not a Top 3, 4 or what ever.

This one is still my favourite

http://www.flickr.com/photos/the1lemming/4153435265/in/photostream
 Blue Straggler 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Personal favourite, or best in terms of technical gubbins and/or wider appeal?
 Mr Lopez 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

> This one is still my favourite
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/the1lemming/4153435265/in/photostream

Very good!
 John_Hat 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Gawd, I could name loads, best landscape, best portrait, etc.

For this forum, I guess this one is appropriate!

http://www.littleteapot.org.uk/Climbing/Ilkley_22_8_07/IMG_2395_600.jpg
In reply to The Lemming:

> This one is still my favourite

And very nice too. Great colour, and nicely focused.

From the things I have on flickr, this http://www.flickr.com/photos/8411024@N08/3555854781/in/photostream has attracted more attention than most (though not from the flickrati, more from visitors to my office at work when I had it on the wall. It was even included in a Lab annual report once, but that's a different kettle of herrings). It's not the best image I've taken, or my favourite, but it has garnered more attention from others over the years and it does bring back memories of my first trip to Cornwall.

T.


 d_b 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Most of my pics are a bit crap, but I always liked this one despite the noise:

http://www.spectral3d.co.uk/Personal/pics/2008/cairngorms_feb_2008/index-Pa...
 Harry Ellis 17 Aug 2011
In reply to davidbeynon: That is special, it looks quiet to me .
It got me wondering, as i did when i was there, are there climbs on the devils point or are those slabs always as wet as they look in your photo?
 d_b 17 Aug 2011
In reply to thegoatstroker:

I have never seen them dry, but on that night it would have given you some entertaining verglas if you fancied it
 GarethSL 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

As far as I think, this is the only nice photo I have taken...

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=178064

But this one always amuses the hell out of me...

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=153411
 d_b 17 Aug 2011
In reply to Hvit ut: Both of those are great.
 Harry Ellis 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Of the few i've got on here this is probably my best
http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=166671

but I prefer this one
http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=132792

probably because it was a special moment and because i like picking out past and future targets in the distance.

 The Pylon King 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Not my best but certainly my most controversial:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=88040
 hcooper 17 Aug 2011
Can't recall all my favourites, but this recent one springs to mind:
http://coopersphotos.com/var/resizes/Sea-Kayaking-to-Staffa/DSC_4938.jpg?m=...
In reply to The Lemming:

At the moment, this one;

http://www.colinhenderson.co.uk/index.html
Lisa_K 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1532691591794.2070632.1069894448#...

Not my best but the best I can find right now.
 Dan_Carroll 17 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Not the 'best', but probably the favourite and one I go back to most often.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_l37eXm2ylOE/TSe833GXl_I/AAAAAAAAAcQ/zJDvLf_AiDY/s...
rda 18 Aug 2011
Recently, probably this one:
http://smu.gs/nH65SE

Going further back though, I still haven't ever managed much better than this:
http://smu.gs/o1Vhip
 Blue Straggler 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I still think it's probably this one

http://www.flickr.com/photos/blue-straggler/719218451/
 mikehike 18 Aug 2011
In reply to Colin Henderson:
Nice, I think this is the best on this thread thus far.
 Fitzy 18 Aug 2011
Removed User 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I'm quite fond of this one.

http://www.blipfoto.com/entry/367637
OP The Lemming 18 Aug 2011
In reply to Lisa_K:

Sorry, not a member of Facebook so I can't see the image.
In reply to thegoatstroker: Fabulous pictures, those. And there are some other tremendous shots in the thread as well. Top stuff!

T.
 Blue Straggler 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I am a member of Facebook and I can't see Lisa's image
 Harry Ellis 18 Aug 2011
In reply to Pursued by a bear: cheers, i like them. law of averages means i get a good one occasionally!
 Tall Clare 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I'm fond of this at the moment:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/c_j_d/5568102485
 waterbaby 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I haven't taken the best image ever, yet, if ever
I posted this last time you did this but now I've replied to your comment.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/waterbaby21/4260430666/in/photostream/lightbox...

I love the idea of this one, although there is a lot wrong with it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/waterbaby21/4392309038/in/photostream/lightbox...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/waterbaby21/4391538801/in/photostream/lightbox...
 tlm 18 Aug 2011
In reply to mikehike:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
> This is my Favourite taken on a compact.
> https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/HVkwbcu4KmA7ot1l4GqP1g?feat=directlin...

That is my favourite photo on this thread so far!
 waterbaby 18 Aug 2011
In reply to waterbaby:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
>
> I haven't taken the best image ever, yet, if ever
> I posted this last time you did this but now I've replied to your comment.

>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/waterbaby21/4391538801/in/photostream/lightbox...

To see the comment you need to close the box...sorry!
 ben_c_s 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

This is my favourite at the moment...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bencstorey/5958016533/

Ben

 Mal Grey 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

This is probably my favourite of recent (digital) years. Though its not technically perfect, I was very pleased with the result, done "in camera" using the panoramic mode, & just about getting away with it.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=180269

 mole2k 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I always find it incredible hard to decide on single image!

My favourite image that if pushed I will usually say is my favourite, probably mostly down to remembering the actual trip than the photograph itself:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2059/2122241311_12a7d1d7b2_o.jpg

This second image would by my favourite of my recent images, taken just before Christmas last year.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4108/5175682922_231623133f_o.jpg
In reply to mikehike:

mike, thanks. made my night.
 PontiusPirate 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Best? I don't think I can objectively decide on that!


Anyway, here's the one that has meant the most to me recently (though, really, I could've picked nearly any of my Flickr 'Personal Favourites' set) - that'll do for 'best':

http://www.flickr.com/photos/drupka/5800017547/in/set-72157625054957272/lig...

though it'll be best printed really rather large... and it could do with a less clumsy edit as well.

If I restrict myself to climbing - I've never really bettered this:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=90126

People have posted so much good stuff - very inspiring

PP.
 CragRat11 18 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: The best ones taken in the last couple of months. I couldn't choose just one!

http://landandsky.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/img_60471.jpg
http://landandsky.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/img_6191.jpg

Plenty more on the blog http://landandsky.wordpress.com. Great thread!
 mikehike 18 Aug 2011
In reply to tlm:

Hey thanks that makes me feel great, as ive always thought it good but never had anyone say so, cheers.
 mikehike 18 Aug 2011
In reply to Colin Henderson:
I imagine the the scene was stunning to the naked eye and the photographer (yourself) had a "ive got to capture this scene" moment.
 davegs 18 Aug 2011
I quite like this one, two pictures taken on a Nokia 5800 then stitched together on the Mac, no other tinkering.

http://bit.ly/oKR63I
IWC 19 Aug 2011
 Wee Davie 19 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=74872

It has to be this for me.
Southern Highlands sunset at Meall nan Tarmachan, looking South towards Ben Vorlich.
It's just a snap, as all my photos are really.
Luckily Erik B suggested I should take a pic at this moment.
The resolution isn't amazing on here but it's a nice pic.
 mikehike 19 Aug 2011
In reply to IWC:
Joss photo belongs on the cover of a book. I really like it.
In reply to The Lemming: Well, if we're not counting properly...

There's very little about this one that makes it technically good image, spindrift sprinkling down like glitter does tend to do that. But I like it http://www.flickr.com/photos/8411024@N08/5258466486/in/photostream

And this is the only image of mine I've ever contemplated having blown up to a reasonable size, though then for the entirely non-photographic reason that it would compliment the decor in one of the rooms in the house. But it's hard to take a bad picture in Monument Valley http://www.flickr.com/photos/8411024@N08/4042689003/in/photostream

But the standard of some of the pictures posted to this thread is tremendous, and it's been a real pleasure looking through what people have put up.

T.
 Mark Morris 19 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Taken on a climbing trip, on a rain day wandering a local town in France. I thought as soon as I had taken it that it was probably the best I'd ever take.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/markmorris/4808366686/in/photostream/lightbox/

Mark

 mikehike 19 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Sorry to post twice but I love this one also
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Qzq_W9bIzBF_QJSLF9CWNg?feat=directlin...
Nats 19 Aug 2011
In reply to Colin Henderson: Colin that picture is fantastic!!!!
ccmm 19 Aug 2011
 will909 20 Aug 2011
 flash13 20 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: here are my best from a few years ago with a rubbish camera

this is my favourite because of getting to see this and never quite one like it again! http://www.flickr.com/photos/66239916@N05/6061347672/in/photostream/

this one because i think i was lucky to see it in this state
http://www.flickr.com/photos/66239916@N05/6060795683/

all the pictures on this thread have been amazing in their own way. its been good viewing
 Harry Ellis 20 Aug 2011
In reply to will909: Love the magpie
 Harry Ellis 20 Aug 2011
In reply to flash13: where is the second one?
 flash13 20 Aug 2011
In reply to thegoatstroker: its about 2 hours south west of christchurch i think!
 Marc Elliott 20 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

One of fave shots is actually one I have taken this afternoon.

3x exposure HDR, with some lightroom adjustments.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joftan/6062569457/in/photostream

 Glyno 20 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

My opinion of the 'best image I've ever taken' is likely to change by the hour!
Here's a couple that I'm quite fond of at the moment...


http://www.flickr.com/photos/glyno/2614112790/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/glyno/4427429361/
 waterbaby 20 Aug 2011
In reply to Fish-rider:

I commented on flickr.

Amazing. Love it!
Knitting Norah 20 Aug 2011
 captainH 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I take too many photographs and have too short a memory to think about which are my best photographs ever. Some of my images I rate highest have never seen the internet.

I never take a perfect picture I always perceive there to be something wrong somewhere (usually wishing I had captured the same image on a decent camera with decent glass).

I can't put my photographs into any sort of ranking of topness, so here is a couple I like from the past 18 months:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamishfenton/4465854014/in/set-721576234691891...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamishfenton/5291039050/in/set-721576071647253...
 Tall Clare 21 Aug 2011
In reply to captainH:

I like the second one.
In reply to The Lemming:

by some odd coincidence I just took the best image I've ever taken

http://www.flickr.com/photos/stulittle/6063760122/lightbox/
The Scarlet Pimpernel 21 Aug 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite:

That deserves to end the thread. Utterly fantastic.
In reply to The Scarlet Pimpernel:

cheers. I am pretty chuffed with it.
 mikehike 21 Aug 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite:
And the rest of the images in your Galley are really nice, just get sucked into going though the whole lot. Very enjoyable to view.
 JDal 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Dunno about "best", but this is my favourite:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/johndal/1534333350/
 Styx 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Hmmm, not sure really but these two have always gotten a lot of attention:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/roblilley/5799984121/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/roblilley/5635097325
 Marc Elliott 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

Another one, that I consider ( at the moment) to one of my best

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joftan/6065148914/in/photostream
 Marc Elliott 21 Aug 2011
In reply to Styx:

Fantastic couple of shots there Styx....... I like them both

( just added you as a contact)
OP The Lemming 21 Aug 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite:

Impressive image.

I'm seriously thinking about buying a telescope this winter but not too sure what to buy or how much to spend.

Could you recommend a Newtonian telescope, size and price range for a complete novice who can just pick out Orion?

Cheers
OP The Lemming 21 Aug 2011
In reply to captainH:

> http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamishfenton/4465854014/in/set-721576234691891...
>
>

All the images that I have see on this Topic are excellent and the majority of them would look fantastic printed as posters.

However I am very impressed with this night shot. I've tried a little night time shooting in the past but haven't been exactly successful. Any chance of giving a few tips on how you created this shot?

Cheers
 flash13 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: think this is my best photo with my new camera!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/66239916@N05/6066242962/
 Chris Craggs Global Crag Moderator 21 Aug 2011
In reply to Southern Man:

All those links give:

This photo is private.

Oops! You don't have permission to view this photo.



Chris
In reply to The Lemming:

It depends massively on your intended use and what targets you'd prefer to observe. Is it for visual observing or photography? Do you want to look at bright objects (planets etc) or deep-sky objects (galaxies, nebulae).

Newtonians are good in terms of performance/price ratio, but require a lot of care and attention to keep in shape.

A good introduction to telescopes for photography is http://www.astropix.com/HTML/I_ASTROP/SCOPES.HTM

Another thing to bear in mind is that the quality of the mount is probably as important as the telescope for photography. Less so for visual observing.

Finally, if it's photography you're interested in; do you really need a telescope? One of these might be of interest

www.astrotrac.com
 Tom Last 21 Aug 2011
In reply to Chris Craggs:

Oops, thanks Chris - nevermind, can't seem to sort it out.
 PontiusPirate 21 Aug 2011
In reply to captainH:

That second one is still one of the favourite shots I've ever seen from a non-proffessional

PP.
 captainH 21 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:
> (In reply to captainH) http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamishfenton/4465854014/lightbox/
>
>....I've tried a little night time shooting in the past but haven't been exactly successful. Any chance of giving a few tips on how you created this shot?
>...

With this particular shot, I just happened to be passing, it wasn't preplanned although I was familiar with the location and had some sort of idea of where I'd need to stand to get the full bridge in the photograph.

There are two factors which make this a better photo, firstly there is a full moon - which makes the sky brighter and parts of the structure are then clearly silhouetted against the sky. Secondly the tide is out, the wet mud nicely reflects the light of the bridge without moving, water would have blurring and other unwanted (in this case) effects.

The most important thing you need is a decent steady tripod to steady and securely hold your camera, then you either need a remote control/shutter release or use the self timer in the camera, so that you are not touching the camera immediately before,during or at the end of the exposure as this will introduce shake to the image. You need some way of controlling your exposure on the camera either through preprogrammed shutter speeds (often only as low as 15 seconds) or BULB which usually allows exposures of pretty much any duration (battery permitting). Take lots of photographs and experiment a bit, get to know what your camera is capable of doing I've taken plenty of rubbish night photographs, as well as plenty of rubbish day time photographs.

The camera used to take the photograph was a Canon Ixus 860 which was running CHDK, I manually set the exposure (upto 64seconds is possible with this camera) and the use a script to fire the camera with a delay.
For information about CHDK see: http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK (I'm not an expert on CHDK so anyone wanting to know more about it should look at the information available rather than ask me).

I can't remember the exposure, is was probably somewhere between 20 and 45 seconds, the Exif information on the photograph is wrong.


In reply to PontiusPirate:
> (In reply to captainH)
>
> That second one is still one of the favourite shots I've ever seen from a non-proffessional
>
> PP.

I only have the one photograph like this, and it wasn't the intended shot, sometimes I am quite surprised by what my camera captures as it moves around in the sky, http://www.flickr.com/photos/hamishfenton/5291039050/in/set-721576071647253...
OP The Lemming 22 Aug 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
>
> It depends massively on your intended use and what targets you'd prefer to observe. Is it for visual observing or photography? Do you want to look at bright objects (planets etc) or deep-sky objects (galaxies, nebulae).
>
>

Hello sirs

I'm after a telescope that will let me see deep-sky stuff with the odd planet thrown in for good measure. The telescope will primarily be for viewing rather than photography, for the moment at least.
OP The Lemming 22 Aug 2011
In reply to captainH:

Thanks for the tips.

I'll give them a try round town once they turn the Lights on next month.


Cheers
 The Ivanator 22 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Captured this foxy young thing winking at me on Saturday at the Cuttings, eats the image in the OP for breakfast!
http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=180457
Knitting Norah 22 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:


I rather like this one of mine.



http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=180501

Jim C 22 Aug 2011
In reply to Mr Lopez:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
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> [...]
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> Very good!

Now SHOOT the bugger (they make a tasty meal I believe)

 stevev 22 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: maybe not the best, but my favourite from yesterday
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/39010697/ruby-B%26W.jpg
 Henry Iddon 22 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

For being unique this is a fav:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=69802
KevinD 22 Aug 2011
In reply to Henry Iddon:

dont know about best but for time spent trying to get a semi reasonable shot of something this one is high on the list.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dissonancefalling/2985055122/
robjob 22 Aug 2011
In reply to The Lemming: difficult to choose one, ill go for a recent shot. zanzibar stone town beach. gymnasts practicing against the sunset. right place right time. what a gift. http://www.flickr.com/photos/verticalphotography/5923278522/in/photostream
In reply to The Lemming:

Honestly, for viewing rather than photography you might be better off with a really good pair of binoculars; you can get a lot more bang for your buck, and they're so portable...

These are pretty good starter scopes, if you're set on a telescope

http://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/celestron-114-lcm-computerised-goto-tel...

http://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/explorer-130p-supatrak-auto-telescope_d...
In reply to midgets of the world unite:

also, as a beginners scope, this is going to give you the best images for around the 200 quid mark. More hassle than the others though; manual pointing and a fair bit of assembly to deal with....

http://www.firstlightoptics.com/dobsonians/skywatcher-skyliner-150p-dobsoni...
In reply to midgets of the world unite:

also, the motorised telescopes in the first link will track objects across the sky for you. You'll have to keep nudging the dobsonian. Choices, choices!
OP The Lemming 24 Aug 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite:

> http://www.firstlightoptics.com/dobsonians/skywatcher-skyliner-150p-dobsoni...


I've been giving this one some serious thought as well as its bigger brother
http://www.firstlightoptics.com/dobsonians/skywatcher-skyliner-200p-dobsoni...

How big and heavy are these things?

And can I get one in the boot of my car?

Personally I can't make my mind up of which of these two to buy, but they were at the top of my list over the winter.
 PanzerHanzler 04 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

A couple of errors with the Photoshop editing (I'm new to it and have a lot learn)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hanzler666/6085351646/in/photostream

Taken at a recent car rally in Suffolk.
 Richard Smith 04 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Well this shot of "My Boys" won a section of a photographic competition:-

http://www.flickr.com/photos/16696189@N07/4296718143/in/photostream

The problem is I'm not sure which is my best shot, have a look throught my Flickr pages and pick the one you like:-

http://www.flickr.com/photos/16696189@N07/
 RyanC 05 Sep 2011
In reply to robjob: IMHO, I prefer the other photo which is very similar to the one you linked to. Same theme, gymnasts on a beach but it somehow looks less contrived...
RC
 taine 05 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

nice squirrel!

this is mine:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taine/4095042410/
 Tall Clare 05 Sep 2011
In reply to taine:

I love that picture!
 nightmonkeyuk 05 Sep 2011
In reply to Tall Clare:
Quite like this one. more proud/pleased that i was in the right place and the right time to get such a view.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=181215
The Scarlet Pimpernel 05 Sep 2011
In reply to nightmonkeyuk:

Nicely exposed, but a shame it's slightly skewed. Worth sharpening.
 nightmonkeyuk 05 Sep 2011
In reply to The Scarlet Pimpernel:
ah yes, will sort the horizon out, never spotted that until now. it was taken resting on the car hence the jaunty angle. Will have a go sharpening too, if i can figure out how.
The Scarlet Pimpernel 05 Sep 2011
In reply to nightmonkeyuk:

I was wondering why you mentioned sharpening til I.re-read my post. Sorry, meant to say 'straightening'. I can't comment on the sharpness; I'm viewing on a phone.
 oldmanpete 09 Sep 2011
In reply to Mark Bull: quite keen on this one at the moment

http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldmanpete/4872412189/in/photostream
myth 09 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
>

> http://www.flickr.com/photos/the1lemming/4162970213/in/photostream

Westkirby/Hoylake?
 chris fox 10 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

I don't really have a 'best shot' each of my good ones have special significance in their own way. I took 2 of my friend on The Spider (on my profile pics) and the 2nd got more feedback than the 1st, i like the 1st.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/photos/author.html?id=21023

My most memorable is my friend on 'Into the blue' in Oz as i was belaying and photographing him on the FA ! Thats on my pics too.

I have some blown up in frames in my living room, each of those has different qualities and none is a 'best shot'

Chris
OP The Lemming 11 Sep 2011
In reply to myth:
> (In reply to The Lemming)
> [...]
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> Westkirby/Hoylake?



Neither.

Its Fleetwood.
 ankyo 12 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Think this is mine

http://www.blipfoto.com/entry/1384372
rowen root 12 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming: This is one of my favourites.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/friend4life/2879732800/
 Sheffield Sam 12 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:
> Care to share the best image that you have ever taken?
>
> This is a Best Image suggestion and not a Top 3, 4 or what ever.
>
> This one is still my favourite
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/the1lemming/4153435265/in/photostream

Fantastic!
RichGrundy 14 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

This is probably my best:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richgrundy/5609732050/in/set-72157625929732396...

Even got shortlisted for Astronomy Photographer of the Year!
Shame I'm living in London for the year and not going to be able to do much more star photography til I move back to Somerset in July.
workblowschunks 25 Sep 2011
In reply to midgets of the world unite: Your photos are really good. Thanks for sharing them.
 liamo333 25 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

This is probably my best

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=180057

but I can't not laugh every time I look at this one

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=177435
 Marky Mark 27 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming:

this is my personal favourite. Leave for 4 hours to gently simmer until tender, delicious. And before anyone phones CPA no babies were harmed during this shot.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marklandon/2965695032/in/set-72157608834101201

max rive 27 Sep 2011
I like this one. Difficult to say which photo is the best. They all have something

http://www.flickr.com/photos/apojapo/6102209961/sizes/o/in/set-721576274436...
 alfonsobonzo 28 Sep 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Some cracking pics on here. This was taken at Almscliffe crag at the end of a summer's day.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexdodd/3620872420/in/photostream
workblowschunks 28 Sep 2011
In reply to Marky Mark: Tiger stew, fantastic
 wildeybeast 23 Oct 2011
In reply to The Lemming: The one I think is my best at the moment is this one:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.php?id=184541

I thought it would do better in the weekly top 10, but then looking at some of the shots in this thread I can see why!!
 Sean Kelly 23 Oct 2011
In reply to The Lemming: Only one answer to this question today...see http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=479801
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