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

Not sure which of these two I prefer but I lean more towards the second – what do others think?

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

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

Taken with an old S4 Mini yesterday morning.

Geetee, I prefer the first one. It’s much sharper; especially round the eyes which are full of life in the first photo but blurry, dark and partly shaded in the second.

Super sunrise after super moon. Belfast.

Geetee, I much prefer the second, less is more………..

GT, 1st.

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Crewlie, very nice.

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

Some recent snaps:

yellow tree by Stephen Steven Hodge[/url], on Flickr

River Valency Mouth by Stephen Steven Hodge[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Supermoon on the wane over Lockerbie by Kit Carruthers[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

How the mighty fall
Darth Vader B&W by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

18 11 Hail by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

16 11 Sunset by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

Lest we forget.
Shrouds of the Somme installation, College Green, Bristol.

A walk around the reservoir in the gathering gloom.

Edinburgh Christmas Light Trails by Kit Carruthers[/url], on Flickr

Autumn leaf bokeh by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

2016-11-20_02-51-53 by 20ston[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

DSC01585.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

L1010697.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

This may not be the best photo in the world… but it is my first ride in 15 months so deserves a mention 😉

24th November 2016 by Rob Sutherland[/url], on Flickr

Not my favourite photo I’ve taken by a long way, but the Sky | Ride people thought it worthy of a little prize.

2016 11 19 bike 72 01 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

And a few habitual heavy handed processing examples from my half-term trip to Stockholm.

2016 10 27 Stockholm 03 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2016 10 28 Stockholm 39 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2016 10 28 Stockholm 49 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2016 10 27 Stockholm 02 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2016 10 28 Stockholm 05 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2016 10 28 Stockholm 10 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

Sorry is this Jar Jar Binks?

2016 10 28 Stockholm 39 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

I spent a few days with my wife in Paris celebrating her 40th:

Wind Tunnel by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Mother, Baby, Soldier by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

You’re not the first person to ask if it’s the dreaded Jar Jar.

It’s an unidentified figure from the Vasa warship – Sweden’s Mary Rose.

You’re not the first person to ask if it’s the dreaded Jar Jar.

It did make me chuckle.

One from today:

Lucy Adams by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Skateboard legend and female role model!

From this weekend

Star trails

hi there…
this photo wasn’t taken in the last month, as I have no camera at present, but I was just looking through some old folders and found this

Nothing to be proud of in the taking of the photograph, but I did feel incredibly privileged to witness these strange sand formations at the foot of cliffs on the East Devon jurassic coast after recent storms… The sand perfectly mimicking the more permanent rock formations

had a nice weekend break in St Ives, Cornwall…

Watching the sea by jon bawden[/url], on Flickr

Autumn colours

Phone photo on Saturday morning

I really like your work Greg and have commented to that effect that in the past, but that photo of Lucy Adams doesn’t do anything for me whereas a lot of your skatepark stuff does. Maybe it’s too far back. I feel no connection to the subject not any alienation. It’s like she’s just another object in the frame.

Here’s one from a couple of weekends ago – descending into Edale from Mam Nick

2016-11-19_10-40-23 by Simon Read[/url], on Flickr

I really like your work Greg and have commented to that effect that in the past, but that photo of Lucy Adams doesn’t do anything for me whereas a lot of your skatepark stuff does. Maybe it’s too far back. I feel no connection to the subject not any alienation. It’s like she’s just another object in the frame.

You know I think you might be right. It is definitely lacking something and I think it is engagement and connection.

Thanks for taking the time to offer the comment; it certainly helps me.

Winter in Paradise

A Scottish day in southern Spain.

Both images shot and edited on an iphone