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

Another fixer upper for Andy.

[/url]Mercury rising by Matthew Hampshire[/url], on Flickr[/img]

Sometimes the story behind the photo is easy to imagine, however, how DrJ got the balerina in full flight on a pedestrian crossing intrigues.

Just needs a lick of paint kiwi

Colour clash by Matthew Hampshire[/url], on Flickr

looks like we have been visiting the same spots Sofaking!
Hope you had a good time!

It sure looks that way Polarisandy. had an amazing two weeks, such a wonderful part of the Uk

Still stubbornly using a phone camera. Still stubbornly overprocessing…

2017 09 17 bike 71 01 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2017 10 01 seven monochrome days 04 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2017 09 10 bike 70 02 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

Lumsdale, Matlock…

DSC01018_19_20_21_22 by davetheblade[/url], on Flickr

That is rather lovely Dave.

Shrawley, Worcestershire. (iPhone 5)

The rather wonderful Martin Simpson, at Bermondsey Folk Festival

201737 by James Abbott[/url], on Flickr

201732 by James Abbott[/url], on Flickr

Female Kingfisher.

IMGL6969 by Tim Russon[/url], on Flickr

IMGL6993 by Tim Russon[/url], on Flickr

That is rather lovely Dave.

Thanks ??

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

looks familiar polarisandy
[/url]Why did you leave by Matthew Hampshire[/url], on Flickr[/img]

So has polarisandy got a stalker or is there a sort of photo trail of neglected properties somewhere up north?

A typical crowd pleaser but I’m not so keen.

Woman Walking her Dog – The Things You Find on Brighton Beach at Sunrise on a Sunday by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

This is more my kind of thing:

My boyfriend's just taken his clothes off and gone for a swim – The Things You Find on Brighton Beach at Sunrise on a Sunday by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Eddiebaby – both 🙂

Hah, nice one Sofaking, good to see the same spot in a different light, look forward to more.
That particular village had untold riches.
It was the South end of the village to the big house with the wardrobe and cloths.
Same as the bathroom shots.

Enjoyed the mountain pass back to Tarbert.
Very different landscape from the rest of the Hebrides.

I had the opportunity to practise making formal ‘studio’ style portraits with a fascinating and very fine young man called Callun. He’s a parkour practiioner and a very good one. He’s only 18 but he runs a local community project teaching and coaching kid in parkour. What he’s acheived is to be admired.

Anyway, he’s been looking to do some TV work and I offered to help him create a portfolio of headshots (for free). He needs the shots, I need the practise so it was a win/win.

I’ve not really done anything like this before. In truth I was simply setting up in my living room with a white sheet pinned across an alcove as a backdrop, so it’s all still quite limited but it was an interesting exercise and I like some of the results:

Callun 9 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Callun 8 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Callun by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Callun 3 by Greg Turner[/url], on Flickr

Pemberton and Mount Currie by Jamie Carson[/url], on Flickr

Deleted. Apologies.

Quite pleased with this one

Untitled by organic355[/url], on Flickr

It’s lovely but are you OK? Is there anything attached to your face right now? 😀

lovely work Greg and well lit/observed. i think 1 and 3 are the hero shots, i would drop 2 and 4 myself.

edit: actually the more i look at no 1 the more i like it, the angle of cheekbone to elbow, the way the fingers point to an imaginary place where the eyes gaze, it ticks all my visual language classical art rule boxes

lovely work Greg and well lit/observed.

Wow, I think I might be blushing! That is the second time you’ve paid my work a compliment and given your talent I can’t see myself getting bored of the experience!

I rather taken with this, piss poor photo from a phone, but just makes me want to ride my bike

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

Some fantastic stuff in here, would live even half the vision to spot some of these shots.

I’ll join in with a relatively poor phone shot that’s a tad over processed but I wanted a dark look…

Manchester Victoria Railway Station Frontage. by Robert Lawson[/url], on Flickr

Still paddling in the murky pools at the edge of photography…

2017 10 08 bike 76 06 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

2017 10 08 bike 76 02 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

And continuing with my occasional fascination with ‘chaotic’ compositions…

2017 10 14 autumn 04 by Rob P[/url], on Flickr

Like the leaves colournoise

RS1_6008 by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr

RS1_6034 by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr

Bumped into this guy in Bristol yesterday.

0T0A8207 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

0T0A8198 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

We were promised a lot of sunshine that didn’t arrive (boo!) so I just chilled and played with a flash. This was about 2:30. Wish I’d taken a second flash.

0T0A8243 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by Polarisandy[/url], on Flickr

[/url]Your bath water is getting cold again by Matthew Hampshire[/url], on Flickr[/img]

Yes i went in that spot sofa, the main house looked like a death trap though..

yes it was a bit dodgy inside Polarisandy :-). the chapel was nice just by it too

OK, it’s wasn’t taken this month, but I’ve just been going through my old PC that I haven’t switched on for years. I found this one, taken of two good friends of mine during a road trip in Canada:

[/url]DSC_0165 by Mike Kennedy[/url], on Flickr[/img]

I don’t really “do” people, so this is a rarity, for me.

Went to that there London to take pics of buildings and all went swimingly

0T0A8335 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

And then it went wierder

Untitled by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr

And then went totally Blade Runner

0T0A8485 by John Stanley[/url], on Flickr