Photos you have taken in the last month of which you like.

[pistonbroke]

We had a couple of nice young ladies turn up on Friday
Visitors to our Catalan Finca https://i ... lery/ErDWz
Went for a 60km spin around our local trails and bade them bon voyage yesterday.

[ianfitz]

https://flic.kr/p/24dpT8C

DPFR junior run by Ian Fitz, on Flickr

[ripio]

Loch Lomond from Conic Hill

IMG_20180211_214600-01.jpeg (177.1 KiB) Viewed 8666 times

[Andy Peers]

Devil's Staircase, Llanwrtyd Wells

[GregMay]

Expired PanF 50, home developed in DDx. M6, Nokton 50mm I think.

M6_PanF _GM_0 (11).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

M6_PanF _GM_0 (23).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

[Bearbonesnorm]

I shall call this, 'Paradise lost'

[macinblack]

https://flic.kr/p/24dpT8C

DPFR junior run by Ian Fitz, on Flickr

Ah, the old slip through a tear in spacetime trick.

[Piemonster]

Is that Stanegde Pole?

[JohnClimber]

Waiting for the perfect shot by Johnclimber

Brick works by Johnclimber

2018-02-25_08-48-03 by Johnclimber

2018-02-25_07-59-45 by Johnclimber

2018-02-25_08-00-06 by Johnclimber

IMG_20180223_163454_404 by Johnclimber
IMG_20180225_125143 by Johnclimber

[PaulB2]

I'm not much of a photographer but I liked this one:

Back garden Mushrooms by Paul Bravey, on Flickr

[GregMay]

Good John, good.

2018-02-25_07-59-45 by Johnclimber, on Flickr

I borrowed a neighbours Nikon F2 which had been sat in her grandfathers house and a box containing several different lens. Meter was dead, so popped some cheap film in and went out to have fun!

Kentmere 400, 85mm Nikkor-H f1.8

F2_K400 _GM_0 (2).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

[ianfitz]

Is that Stanegde Pole?

That one is at the far west side of Longshaw. The Stanage one is back these days though

[Chew]

for the lighthouse

[JohnClimber]

Thanks Greg and Chew.
I'm loving the photos that come out of my phone's camera, in fact for my style of photography it's better and easier than my DLSR

[ianfitz]

Thanks Greg and Chew.
I'm loving the photos that come out of my phone's camera, in fact for my style of photography it's better and easier than my DLSR

It’s certainly working for you John

You’ve developed a good eye over the last few years.

Do I remember you use an app for in camera (well, phone) editing? Which is it?

[GregMay]

Whatever works John, that's the main thing.

[JohnClimber]

Do I remember you use an app for in camera (well, phone) editing? Which is it?

The camera is the one on the One Plus 5 phone which I bought outright and run is cheaply on a sim only deal https://oneplus.net/uk/5

and I edit in Snapseed most of my shots

[ianfitz]

Not mine! But if you like things for your eyes take a look at some of Bruce Percy's fantastically minimal work, I like these two recent ones...

https://twitter.com/brucepercy/status/9 ... 9770675206
https://twitter.com/brucepercy/status/9 ... 5158034432

[Gari]

Mmmm, very Michael Kenna.

[GregMay]

Úna, 11 months old.

Ilford HP5+ 400, home developed, Leica M6, 50mm.

M6_HP5 _GM_0 (7).jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

[JohnClimber]

Just catching up


This morning


The Beatles


Time for a close up


Candid shot


Rat thing


Elsbeth

[PeterC]

Some cracking photographs John. Can I ask where the coastal shots and brickworks were taken?

[belugabob]

Well, I would have posted a picture of the new bike bag that I made, but somebody didn't want me to use my cutting board...

IMG_20180402_100343 by belugabob, on Flickr

[JoseMcTavish]

Some brilliant pictures above - just more morning/evening commute ones from me:

Morning


Evening


Morning

[JohnClimber]

Some cracking photographs John. Can I ask where the coastal shots and brickworks were taken?

Hi PeterC
The coastal shots above were at sunset on the headland off Newborough Forest on Anglesey.
And the Brickworks are right up and the north central point of Anglesey.