This one was shot the week following the Adventure Cycling Festival. While everyone else got the sun then went home I stayed up for the following week and the Keswick Mountain Festival. Let's just say it was very wet, and leave it at that.

Aira Force in full-force. This was a challenging one to shoot in the rain with the sheer volume of spray coming off the waterfall. The camera was soaked afterwards.

Looking over to the Hard Knott Pass from the Wrynose Pass the day before the adventure cycling festival kicked off.

Wondering around Coniston Water somewhere in-between the above two.

Few from this month gone:
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Daniel - your middle shot is of Wrynose Pass from Hardknott.

whitestone wrote:Daniel - your middle shot is of Wrynose Pass from Hardknott.

Well spotted -- I uploaded one and nabbed the caption of another

Archie's belated 10th birthday cake

All of these are from various point in this years Dartmoor ride. Not many action shots as it's quite literally pitch-black for the vast majority of the ride.

Another film image

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You'll never fit in there love!!!

It's cheesy and cliched, but a 'vintage' style shot of a vintage-style camera



Today's the 100th birthday of Nikon, and about 10 years since I started using them, so thought I'd buy a used-but-good-condition Nikkor-Q 135mm f/2.8 to go on the Nikon FM body I use when I shoot film. Seemed appropriate to get a shot of it using a similar age 50mm (admittedly mounted on a Fuji body) and give it a slight film-style makeover.

One of Gregs shamelessly stolen from another post.

Captures why I love living in Calderdale

Thanks Chew :)

Reek reccy the day before we were on call.

It is that steep.

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A few days ago in Iceland, still loads of photos to go through


Snow Fat Biking in July

I stopped at Fredrick's Icecream shop last Saturday and a gent on crutches approached me and started asking questions about the size of my tyres. I thought it was going to be the usual but turned out he is a fellow MTB nut

Anyway, the conversation continued about fat bikes and he mentioned that a club mate named John was in Iceland on his fat bike

We both agreed that we'd be sure to see some pretty epic pictures of John's adventure some time soon

Roobell7 wrote: Anyway, the conversation continued about fat bikes and he mentioned that a club mate named John was in Iceland on his fat bike

We both agreed that we'd be sure to see some pretty epic pictures of John's adventure some time soon

Blush.... looking through the GoPro tonight leaving the photos for the weekend

First proper walk for Pauline since Úna arrived. Only 11km, and one Wainwright but it'll do.

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Evening ride to the pub after a great ride with Claire in the White Peaks. Love the contrast of the deep green lines

Iceland wild horses

Fantastic John Look forward to seeing more.

Nice picture John, good to see the centre parting making a comeback too
Flying out on Thursday for a week, looking forward to getting some images made.

Gari wrote:Nice picture John, good to see the centre parting making a comeback too
Flying out on Thursday for a week, looking forward to getting some images made.

I hope you have as good a weather as we did.
My video should be on line tomorrow and I'll tag you in, then I can make a start on my photos
If you have any questions PM me them if you like.
PS take lots of money

Cheers, been a few times now, second trip this year. Paid £13 for a single measure of Caol Isla last year, at the end of rte26!!!! Won't be doing that again