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

Recent late afternoon midweek solo hack, first attempt on ‘The Gap’. Been mtb’ing for thirty years and never done it. I almost bailed ‘cos it was foggy and stormy looking. Hung around, did some trails lower down. Then the storm moved on, the fog burned out, leaving warmth, dry’ish trails. Night-time attempt up next… (might not do that one solo though).

Love the moonshot and doordonot’s picture too 🙂 Make me want to ride my bike and look at the stars 🙂

The Buachaille from the Devil's Staircase by Alanach[/url], on Flickr

A couple of lovely lanscapes there Jad. And a good moon shot too.

Very pleased to get this shot tonight from the window; and sorry about the leaves on the lawn, I’ll sort it tomorrow.

IMG_7874 by Tim Russon[/url], on Flickr

As its a bit of niche product i thought somebody on this thread might be interested by the Mindshift Gear outdoor photo rucksack that i’m selling over on the forum:

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-mindshift-180-panaroma-rucksack-ultimate-outdoor-photo-rucksack#post-8043364

jad – your landscape work is simply jaw dropping stuff!!

Some shots from last weekend in Paris.

20161023_Paris_0113 by Jeremy Henderson[/url], on Flickr

20161023_Paris_0105 by Jeremy Henderson[/url], on Flickr

20161022_Paris_0067 by Jeremy Henderson[/url], on Flickr

Thanks Rik! Getting back into it after a long lay off.

A braw morning by Alanach[/url], on Flickr

Castle Stalker by Alanach[/url], on Flickr

Owen; South Bank Skate Park by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Alfie by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

A few photos from last weekend’s riding in Welsh hills just outside of Abergavenny.

IMGP9395 by Jairaj Dave[/url], on Flickr

IMGP9406 by Jairaj Dave[/url], on Flickr

IMGP9440-1 by Jairaj Dave[/url], on Flickr

bit of a mixed bag as I have been trying out different things with my camera..

Time ticking away…. by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

early morning bench by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Industrial railway B&W by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Qatar Air Force C17 MAA by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

A trip to that there Londinium yesterday

Not the best but I just found them interesting.

Marcel

I’ve had the week off – managed a day in London and spent some time in the National Portrait Gallery.

Watching Me, Watching You by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Point the camera and hope for the best! by Alanach[/url], on Flickr

First time on Snowdon for my 8 yr old! 🙂

Wow Alanach, what time was it when you took that picture?

Benny shredding in style

Rolleiflex 3.5f by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Haven’t posted anything for a while, remembered to take my Gorillapod analog with me today to play with a slow shutter app; quite pleased with the result…

Part of the ongoing ‘transitions’ project. I absolutely love this one.

Landizwe – Transitions by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

This isn’t part of the project since the ones I include are all B&W and there is a B&W version of this but the colour one works much better.

Molly by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

geetee1972 – portrait gallery shot is excellent, for me anyway.

geetee1972 – portrait gallery shot is excellent, for me anyway.

Thanks Greg, kind of you to say and yes I agree, I really like that one also. I was sort of watching the scene unfold and thinking ‘oh please go and stand in front of that painting’; the lighting and the angle all just seemed to come together.

This was shot wide open at f/1.4 on a manual focus lens but crucially, it is a new camera body; the Leica SL, which has the most amazing EVF. It’s twice the resolution of the Sony’s, which was no slouch, but still just not good enough for critical focus at large apertures. The quality of the Leica’s EVF though is so good it makes manual focusing like this both a breeze and hugely rewarding. The fact that the lens is a 50 Summilux also helps with the way this image works.

Edwin's first Autumn by Benman1980[/url], on Flickr

Greg the SL is a beast – but the lens is what makes it work, nothing wrong with manual at all. Agree that the EVFs on the newer Leicas are excellent.
Currently getting to grips with my new Q and find myself using the manual as much as the AF. Which is surprising me.

Lausanne 6 by Beanum[/url], on Flickr

The Two 09 by Beanum[/url], on Flickr

Ouchy1 by Beanum[/url], on Flickr

Lovely photo polarisandy. I really don’t understand what it is I like about your photos as they are usually very simple compositions but I find it pleasant and interesting to just gaze at them. Some of your recent countryside shots with the atmospheric mist inspired me on some of the photos I took from my recent biking trip in Wales. They made me think about composition a bit more, rather than my usual method of just using rule of thirds with the rider and the trail in shot. I’m really happy with the results so thank you.

geetee, I really like your Landizwe photo, really nice photo capturing a lot of character.

geetee, I really like your Landizwe photo, really nice photo capturing a lot of character.

Thankyou 🙂

Thank you Jairaj i’m really pleased that you found them inspiring.
I spend a lot of time thinking about composition, but hey you’ve got lots of time with medium format cameras, tripods, film and light meters!
As time goes by and i take more photos i find that the compositions get simpler (or i might call them less cluttered) and they feel stronger and calmer for it (well to me anyway).

Liking the portraits GT, great to see.
Also like that last shot Beanum.

Happy Halloween to you all.

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Visited Clandon House on Sunday. Amazing place, can’t believe I didn’t get to see it before the fire.

iPhone snap… no alteration.

Untitled by 99percentchimp[/url], on Flickr

Best time of year. Some stunning stuff up there (and out there)

Happened upon these happy looking fungi just yesterday:

Our badger is still coming, so had the chance to get some better photos.

IMG_8251 by Tim Russon[/url], on Flickr

IMG_8320 by Tim Russon[/url], on Flickr

You win tlr. 😀

Is that a stuffed badger tir?

I only say that as it’s hair is in the same place on each shot, as is the angle that it’s looking down and to the right.

If it’s real I’m sorry

^good taxidermist as that eye-snot looks real!

Ha!

Very much alive I’m afraid, visiting every night and scoffing all the peanuts. Currently shooting through the windows, but hopefully she will be ok with me being outside soon. And fingers crossed for cubs in the spring.

Ben

An iphone portrait

Very Bruce Gilden!

fullsizeoutput_d68 by will moule[/url], on Flickr

Thanks Geetee. Hes a really nice bloke, and a very decent and genuine person, but he looks a bit intimidating walking down the street. Wouldn’t hurt a fly in reality.