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

Some bike related ones for a change 🙂

All from Gisburn at the weekend

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Looking Down (2011 Wk 21)[/url] by jake474[/url], on Flickr

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Scouting Ahead[/url] by jake474[/url], on Flickr

Poppa – love that second one of the street, where is it? Looks familiar.. Gloucester perhaps?

Thanks mol, It’s a back-street in Winchester – my biggest photo folder at the moment!

More mucking about with old lenses…

Olympus e-p2 with £9 Mitsuki 24mm f2.8

Elefant, that second one is lovely. Looks like a Constable or Hopper or summink

Thanks. I guess it does have a painting type quality to it. Pretty much untouched too. It really does look like that around here at the moment.

5thElefant – that is beautiful, the ears of barley seem to be waving in the breeze, even in the photo.

I remain in awe at the level of skill and artistry displayed by some of the contributors here. STW please bear these guys (and gals) in mind when you’re looking for photos for any future calenders. Blows away the rubbish that was used in the last STW calender.

not a particularly great photo, just a bit surprise such a lovely spot exists just 10 min walk from where i live. Taken with my aging G3

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Severn Beach Tree Frog[/url] by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

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Eris Cantona’s – Tractor[/url] by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

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IMG_1582[/url] by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

I like this one – my son took it, which gives a different angle of the dawg

Kids and animals……

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Over the hill[/url] by andymatthewsphotography.com[/url], on Flickr

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Cliche shot[/url] by andymatthewsphotography.com[/url], on Flickr

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Steps[/url] by andymatthewsphotography.com[/url], on Flickr

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Pink in a sea of grey[/url] by andymatthewsphotography.com[/url], on Flickr

Sade at the LG Arena, fantastic concert, i waited 25yrs to see her 😀

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IMG_0020.JPG[/url] by ian_warnes[/url], on Flickr

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IMG_0024.JPG[/url] by ian_warnes[/url], on Flickr

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IMG_0037.JPG[/url] by ian_warnes[/url], on Flickr

BB

Surely the shape of that muzzle flash has to have been photoshopped??? 😯

A lovely autumn day down here today….

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The rolling hills of Strathalbyn[/url] by Mark-Farrell[/url], on Flickr

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Eucalypt[/url] by Mark-Farrell[/url], on Flickr

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A dry creek[/url] by Mark-Farrell[/url], on Flickr

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Swimming Pool[/url] by ben_oggles[/url], on Flickr

Few from this weekends ride:

Zokes, not at all. Look at the muzzle of the gun on the far left, there are holes either side for muzzle flash to exit either side. Certain handguns do the same thing; see the last Predator film.

Beretta 92FS INOX.

Here’s a pic I took in That London last Friday:

A sculpture by Jeff Koones in the Royal Academy courtyard as part of the 2011 Summer Exhibition.

one of plenty I took at the world cup, just after the gap jump, the guys were nailing a little jump but avoiding the wall ride.

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Just a few snaps from a weekend in Abersoch from someone with no photography skills but I like them.

Can’t seem to get this to work.I’m using Photobucket and have found the IMG code but with no success. Any advice would be great!

Nowt spectacular, but here are 3 taken today on a Desire HD

Mbr30, you should just click on the bottom img link and it should copy automatically, then you just paste the complete URL. This is as it shows on my phone:

I just tap the very bottom IMG box and it copies, then I just go ‘paste’ on here. Et voilá

5thElefant, I keep looking at those two pics up there ? of yours, they’re superb, the clouds in the top one are absolutely stunning.

Thanks CountZero. Nothing like taking a camera out on a stormy day for making your own luck.

Zokes, not at all. Look at the muzzle of the gun on the far left, there are holes either side for muzzle flash to exit either side.

So not only does it make a big bang and fire a large shell, it is also designed to give a phallic mussle flash – pretty comprehensive then! 😀

No going off half-cocked then….

A shot from my Lomo LC-A on some expired film.

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Elephant pattern[/url] by andymatthewsphotography.com[/url], on Flickr