Photos you have taken in the last month of which you are proud?

Yep, a very cute sheep/lamb 😀

A couple from the Peak at the weekend:
Hope Valley Inversion by Sam Dexter[/url], on Flickr
Broken Road by Sam Dexter[/url], on Flickr

Cannot compete with any of these but this one from my humble Android phone kind of sums up last weeks riding for me, lots of mechanical’s but some interesting brushes with nature.

Italy.
For some reason a lot sharper prior to sending to Flickr, dunno why.

L1001001 by Paul Whitehead[/url], on Flickr

Another Italy

L1001008 by Paul Whitehead[/url], on Flickr

Yes – fantastic. Can’t wait to go back !!

Where? Now I feel jealous!!

Abandoned quarry near Matlock

Extraction point H by Benman1980[/url], on Flickr

Quite enjoying B&W landscapes at the moment.

Langdale Panorama by Kit Carruthers[/url], on Flickr

Soft quiet morning on todays ride. Really eerie and I thought this was appropriate for the day.

Billy by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Kit – I really like that B&W Langdale panorama. It’s blummin’ lovely.

Thanks very much ElShalimo 🙂

I hope you don’t mind the cyber-stalk but I’ve followed you on Flickr, Kit. Great pics.

Been quite a while since I checked this thread out, and loads of outstanding photos to look at, as someone said, there are many amateur photographers who are far better than many professional photographers out there.
I can’t ever hope to match the efforts of many here but I’m pleased with some of my efforts, I don’t do post processing as a rule, maybe a bit of gentle cropping, because there’s always something else to do.

The last hint of sun.
Not ideal, the tops of the trees, but there was no other vantage point available.

iPhone pic, I didn’t bother taking my camera fossil hunting at Charmouth.

I’ve got loads of photos of this building, there’s just something about it I find appealing. It looks like it’s leaning, the horizon is level, but I’m not sure if the lighthouse is actually leaning backwards.

Same time, same day.

Been hoping for twenty years to get to see this band on stage again, Miki Berenyi of Lush, at Oslo Hackney on Monday night.

Classic Parisienne street shot. Not remotely Bresson-esque but I like it nevertheless.
Il Pleut by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Every Easter we have an Italian festival in the Horsham and the town centre is swamped with exotic Italian machinery. I’m not really into automotive photography, but I like to see the details so here are a few to share:

5877 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

OK I know BSA is British not Italian!

Geetee, the girl singing at the keyboard in the mono photo up there ^^, is that Rae Morris? Looks like her, with that mane of hair.

First time I’ve tried to upload an image via a hosting site – fingers crossed!

Terrier-tummy-tickle-tastic! I love it when dogs laugh.

^^

Love that Hollywood smile 🙂

eetee, the girl singing at the keyboard in the mono photo up there ^^, is that Rae Morris? Looks like her, with that mane of hair

I don’t know, it’s not my picture. I found it on Grum’s Flickr feed and thought it was fabulous so I shared it on his behalf (I wanted to applaud it’ hope that’s ok Grum)

Bored in the Travelodge last night…

Hotelbw2 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

Travelodge is great and much more exciting than the real thing

Street performer in Weymouth last weekend…

Burrow Mump, today.

Mump panorama

The Tor.

https://goo.gl/photos/9ThYUxxb6giJnDWAA. Google added the effects itself but I quite like the result.

Dammit too footery to cut and pasted. Just imagine it.

Ballet on the beach

It’s not a great photo (could have cropped closer to the person, lighting a little bland, but the person had gone by the time the light improved) and I don’t usually like including people in my photos, but there was something serendipitous about this one:

[/url]Real life imitates art by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr[/img]

Nothing beats a nice window lit portrait of your mum

DrJ love these. But if you get the chance again, can I suggest a possibly great location for a subsequent shoot.

There is a tunnel that links the beach front with the other side of the main road that runs along the front. It’s worn and shabby looking but would be great for a shoot like this.

Thanks geetee – I value your comment!!

In fact I think I know the tunnel you mean as I stood in it for ages to get off the beach – the main road being closed for the marathon!!

This is a genuine ‘street portrait’ but the model, Barbara, was very animated and much more willing to explore different poses.

I’m not sure if I’ve overdone it a little here. Her skin tone was very clean and pale and her hair quite dark. I spot metered for her face and then added two thirds of a stop to exagerate the brightness as I wanted to give her a ‘vampish’ look. I think i’ve definitely got that, I’m just not sure if it’s too much; her face is quite bright and illuminated relative to the overall exposure.

#027 ‘The Hunger’ by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

The view from my hotel window last week.

Cannon ball!

Untitled by Andrew Kahumbu[/url], on Flickr

Beautiful ride last night with added ST water bottle:

And some colour from Wellington water front:

…and an original.

Near the Tamar

Cycling on the swamp

Just back from a week in Vienna and have a small mountain of photos to wade through. Expect more in the coming weeks 😉

Karlskirche, Vienna by Kit Carruthers[/url], on Flickr

Reflections… by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Raindrops by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Guardian of the valleys by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr