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

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I think Moo wins my vote!

Don't do many 'people' shots but quite like this one from Easter.

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Not that interesting but my dog looks cute so..

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rocketdog/4518383123/sizes/o/

Grum – love that first one, at first glance I thought 'blimey, what crap composition, that gert big rock takes up half the fra… hang on a sec, what's that on the rock??' I like the way it draws the focus from the scenery to the carvings…

Cathedral Quarry Cave

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…which is pretty much all I've achieved today.

Go on then….

Repost of volcanic sunset the other night

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Silver Bay on Anglesey

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Beaumaris fireworks

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All clicky. Really annoyed that with the exception of the odd one, I'm still about 6 months behind with my processing! I've got much better lurking as RAW on my HD, but never any time to do anything with them. I guess it's better that than never any time to get out to take photos in the first place though…

The Anglesey shot is great imo. I've got literally thousands of RAW files on my puter. Most of em are rubbish though!

I like these – they capture our twins beautifully I think…
Izzi

Evie

They are both just snaps though, but happened to work out nicely – technically there are plenty of things I would change.

Cheers Grum. As it looks like I'll be out of work in June, and thanks to visa issues may not be starting in Australia for some time yet, I may have quite a lot of time to edit photos. I certainly won't be able to afford to drive anywhere nice to take any more…

Snowdonia

Bantham Beach Devon

Llanberis slate quaries

More here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/john_clinch/

Ohh – has Ansel Adams come back from the dead? 😉

Cheers I'll take that as a compliment.

My first experiments with black & white.
Taken at the crash site of B29 Superfortress serial no 44-62276, which crashed below Beinn Tharsuinn near Strachur, Argyll, in January 1949.

I like it, but constructive comment welcomed.

Rob

Cheers I'll take that as a compliment.

It kinda was one 🙂

Some great pics here. Grum – really like both of those – been back for third look now! Agree with comments above re the first – it's a grower! Second just looks amazingly peaceful. Mostly though, I think I like them as they don't look processed to death – so many landscape shots do now 🙁

Can people please post what they were taken on and what settings etc? Thanks 🙂

Oh and MF your Izzie looks a lot like my Meggie.

This I quite like.

Can people please post what they were taken on and what settings etc? Thanks

If you click on mine, flickr should let you see the exif data if you click on "more properties" down towards the bottom right. It'll probably even tell you where it was taken if I've been bothered enough to put it there…

A few from Oban area taken on Sunny Sunday:

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Thanks user-removed 🙂

Just within a month 😉

Couple of mine:

Bike stand in Hiroshima

Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo

Top of Dumyat this morning

i suppose another.. yes its a self portrait but i like how the two came together:
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Some inspiring photos on here – almost makes it a bit intimidating to stick up any of my efforts. We bought a DSLR for the wife initially, but I've started playing with it a bit and finding I quite enjoy photography despite years of being put off by camera snobs.

I found this little fella sitting on the path at the David Marshall Lodge in Aberfoyle a couple of weeks ago

There's something about the atmosphere of this shot I really like

Out of my office window – just grabbed the camera and took some shots before the moment passed

First attempt at playing with a polarising filter on a frosty morning

view from Walna Scar last night

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Love the toad/frog pic – yours is very nice too Robb.

Just been playing with my new (old) Konica Hexanon 50mm 1.7 – incredible lens, especially for £30

yet another sub-par couple from me from todays adventures down at Middlehaven:

Was using my D70 glued and taped back together as the area is quite dodgy and thought if some smackhead was going to steal my camera they might as well take a buggered one. The pics are shit but then I didnt want to get the camera out a great deal. There's crap on the sensor too which needs cleaning out.

matt schofield at the 100 club london