The other shots are nice, but this is great, although it really needs to be seen big to appreciate it properly.
I climbed Bowfell a couple of times, including one quite epic route that also included Pike O'Blisco, Crinkle Crags and Esk Pike. I'm sure I'd have gone back many more times by now if the whole heart problems thing hadn't kicked in. The image I use for my avatar was taken up there on The Great Slab.
Good point! Good thought.
Some pretty funky looking bikes, there. I love the skeletons.
I get the appeal of trying to capture BIF shots, similar to hunting them with a gun but far more humane. Exciting series, some excellent shots to peruse, I like the 'rescued' shot, particularly the feet. But I really like the light in the deer shot here.
Jesus! Johnny Depp, eat your heart out.
A monster rising from the deep?
This is a particularly satisfying little detail. Nice contrast of lines and textures.
Amazing! Is this bike actually fit to be ridden?!
The deer shot is wonderful. The oof foreground trees really emphasise the 'peering through dense undergrowth' feeling.
The disputing kestrels are really showing off their flight skills here. You can clearly see the little feathers on the 'thumb' of the wings being used to work the aerodynamics.
Local rainbow at the fountain
Find alligator
Ghostly birds
Fire in the cloud
Little melancholy.
Wonderful capture.
Just wild, wild.
Sitting in the back yard relaxing in the warm breeze on the patio. Two shots. Both @ 400mm handheld. Subject distance to the boat is 500m. Subject distance to the sparkling water is 2m (with of course very thin DOF as you can see on the surface of the side table).
Sub-par? So-so? Noooo... excellent!
A very enjoyable set this week with those birds of prey.
Love this one.
Love these two but the bird shot wins for me. Lovely.
Wow - you're lucky to have that view from your back yard!
