GregMay wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 7:15 pm *sigh*

Not going to get into the "it's not photography" argument, but can we at least keep the images as things we took while physically there- otherwise, what is the point?

It was just the one I promise

GregMay wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 7:15 pm *sigh*

Not going to get into the "it's not photography" argument, but can we at least keep the images as things we took while physically there- otherwise, what is the point?

AI, overuse of faux, filters & pushed HDR. Totally agree. .
Edit else we'll be submitting pictures like this..


It was a tad murky last week...

I like that, mainly the red reflection on the leaves.

Looks like a nice slow exposure with some Ektar.

GregMay wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 6:09 pm I like that, mainly the red reflection on the leaves.

Looks like a nice slow exposure with some Ektar.

Why thanks!
On opportunist picture with a smart phone walking home....
Mrs ledburner said 'Where is that'?'
Its at the bottom of our road but the fog makes it so other worldly..

I noticed the light ray from the leaves & branches.

received_827574765780386 by Verena Zimmer, on Flickr

meant to post this a while ago, taken at the start of October.

Taken yesterday. I don't often go black and white, but I think this one works well... and it was a rather bleak day anyway...

IMG_20231118_131501 by Verena Zimmer, on Flickr

Gogarth

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Not very exciting, but I always enjoy seeing the hole of doom

Verena wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2023 8:21 pm received_827574765780386 by Verena Zimmer, on Flickr

meant to post this a while ago, taken at the start of October.

Those purple blooms are the 'opening notes of Autumn in the Alps' - or so an old French fella told me in September.

Encapsulating the coldness of a winters day near the centre of Newbury...

In last week's snow with my cat Mr Helen

YSP

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A rare sojourn into colour film for me. Kodak ProImage 100 - not bad for a cheap colour film. I can't justify the cost of Ektar any more.

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Lochan at Inshriach. I'm the reflection, rather than the photographer, but who's counting

Bernard

Binannual solstice walk-up-a-hill-to-look-at-a-rock yesterday morning (a day early because my partner was off work). Sunrise was underwhelming, but some fantastic cloudscapes with some great nacreous formations. This tradition is always a good reminder to get out when there's many reasons not to, because even if the sunrise doesn't come to much, there's always something else to see - some good clouds, an inversion, some wildlife...

Ooh yeah, good sky that.

We spotted some nacreous clouds from the house yesterday (along with many others around the country). Cath got a good shot but I was slightly too late- still showed the formation but not as well.

Still not spotted any noctilucent clouds, possibly the rarest formation to be seen.

It was a shame that the lower cloud didn't break up more, and that I only had my phone since the proper camera's playing up, but still.

I remember seeing what I think were noctilucent clouds on a summer bivvy once. In the Lakes I think. One of the pros of a bivvy bag!

Obviously have too much time in my hands, a year of ‘leans’

Nacreous clouds on a wander near Mum and Dad's place

Traditional set from the local Boxing Day race:

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