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

Is there not a small ‘i’ in the bottom right of the page? Maybe only I can see it as it’s my picture.

Wildlife photography needn’t be expensive, £350 for 7d, £550 for a 400mm f5.6.

Patience is most definitely required though!

Not really within the last month, but I have only just got round to sorting the images out from a trip in the summer. Both pictures are from the Isle of Wight steam railway which is a great destination including some photographic gold.

More here Black and White Day Trip

I’ve been snapping away a bit more recently, going to try to do a bit more too. Most of my stuff is on Instagram and I’ve not quite figured out how to post from there to here. Any feedback more than welcome.

https://www.instagram.com/yokps/

Looking South towards British Camp (Pentax MX-1)

Great work YoKaiser. especially like your B&W interiors. Would be interested to know your equipment / workflow for some of the shots. Are you using digital or film?

My cat getting right up in my grill and not giving a damn about it.
Just off my phone

Thanks fettling, most of the pics are taken with my phone (old expertise z3) and a lidl clipon lens 🙂 I mostly use snapseed for editing. I have a nikon d3100 but I rarely find myself with it which I hope to remedy.

@YoKaiser – Loving your work, some great stuff on your Instagram page. I’ll be following with interest.

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Darley Dale yesterday morning

Oker mist by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

Home again for the weekend….

Morning Light by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Great Expectations by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Paul – Street Portrait by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Grey weekend running in the Lakes. Started in an inversion, ended up in cloud.

DSC01648-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

DSC01673-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

DSC01672-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Lots more piccies from Nepal here – http://www.grahamwynnephoto.com/blog

Great photos Graham. I’ll be reading your blog with interest, as it’s something I’d love to do one day.

Playing with the winter light this afternoon:

Winter Light by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Loki (winter light 4) by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Winter Light 6 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Winter Light 5 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

My town in California has a castle on a hilltop. The light was very nice as I was riding home.

He looked around as if the world was about to leave without him by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Sod it, let's get festive by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

24 12 Pre Christmas ride by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

Not where I expected to be today, but it was nice to get out & get some fresh air.

P1020731 by Zach[/url], on Flickr

P1020735 by Zach[/url], on Flickr

A windy boxing day turkey burner….

Twixmas Sunset

Very tempted to get this one printed out for the wall, I just wish my shed had the same vintage clutter. The picture was very challenging to get as I didn’t have a tripod handy and light levels inside the shop were poor to say the least. Very pleased with how this one came out.

City with a big red bridge!

L1003689 by Paul Whitehead[/url], on Flickr

L1003692 by Paul Whitehead[/url], on Flickr

Sawback Range track, Southwest Tasmania.

Countisbury heading down to Lynmouth a week or so ago.

http://i.imgur.com/RpO3MYo.jpg%5B/IMG%5D

A couple from this afternoon’s wander on the beach

P1020742 by Zach[/url], on Flickr

P1020743 by Zach[/url], on Flickr

28 12 Moel Famau looking SE by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

IMG_20161228_154645_197 by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

Moel Famau view 6 by Johnclimber[/url], on Flickr

DSC01706-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

L1010765-Edit.jpg by Greg.May[/url], on Flickr

Only a GoPro screenshot from today’s frosty ride with my daughter but I really like this.
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This mornings run, not too bad on an iPhone 6

These from today:

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

^^so good!

L1003910 by Paul Whitehead[/url], on Flickr