Photo Of The Day.

[Steve Randles]

Thats gorgeous Julia, there are a couple of grassy banks close to me, full of Crocus. I've snapped them a couple of times but none have come out like this.

 

Steve...

[Guest Finepix]

Thats gorgeous Julia, there are a couple of grassy banks close to me, full of Crocus. I've snapped them a couple of times but none have come out like this.

 

Steve...

 

Ah thanks Steve (today is a better day )

[Bobj]

hi newt - depends, visibility can change dramatically from day to day but on a really good day maybe 15 - 20 feet deep

wow bob what an amazing photo! how cool would it be to have rainbow lorikeets in ya back yard..

 

Some whitling ducks came to tea, along with the lorikeets.

[Blue Marlin]

took this today.. fishermen bringing in the catch

 

[Alnath]

Blimey, some stunning shots in that lot.

 

Here is one i took last night. ISO1600, f5.6, 1/8000ths

 

[Steve Randles]

Cool shot Alnath and welcome to Anglers net also..

 

I've been toying with taking that shot myself but was thinking of trying the other end of the iso scale myself, I must have a practice with this idea. But I've just come in and need to empty my camera first.

 

Steve

[Alnath]

Cool shot Alnath and welcome to Anglers net also..

 

I've been toying with taking that shot myself but was thinking of trying the other end of the iso scale myself, I must have a practice with this idea. But I've just come in and need to empty my camera first.

 

Steve

 

Cheers Steve and thanks for the welcome

 

I took some at ISO3200 and they have less noise than that one but didnt quite hit the mark, so i had to use that one and brighten it up a bit which is why its a bit noisy

[MrWiggly]

Haven't been out much lately due to a bout of Flu.

 

So I dragged this one out of the archives for you ..

 

 

 

Commando Memorial .. Situated in the highlands of Scotland.

 

 

 

Edited March 16, 2006 by MrWiggly

[Bobj]

Commando Memorial .. Situated in the highlands of Scotland.

 

 

 

 

 

Excellent, mate. Just ordinary blokes doing an extraordinary job.

 

 

A hobby of mine, growing tropical orchids; this is cattleya "Slim Warner"

 

 

The thumbnail is a dendrobium "Shannon"

Edited March 16, 2006 by Bobj

[rabster]

OI OI

right try again computer keeps telling me i dont have enough room,?? so i've reduced this by 50%

its a shot of my back yard, ( i hope )

 

 

its a start.

 

Bill, I've gotta say, each time i read your Oi Oi intro it makes me chuckle. It looks like you had plenty of snow there, I hope it wasn't wheely bin day.

 

Blue Marlin - re 'Coin de Mir' is that French for Whitley Bay, maybe not I've just seen the catch of the day, I blame global warming. Both great shots mate, was the Coin de Mir shot panoramic or cropped?

 

Finepix, love the crocuses/croci?? & bobj's orchid also.

 

Alnath - I've seen two of your shots now & they're both, from a technical side of things, terrific.

 

Just a quick edit to add my POTD - I think it's a Bank vole & would be greatful if anyone can confirm one way or t'other?

 

Edited March 16, 2006 by rabster