Photo Of The Day.

[Guest franticfisherman2]

just taken this of my beloved and her great-niece. Isn't she a little gem?

 

Make = minolta Co., Ltd.

Model = DiMAGE E323

Exposure Time = 1/54"

F Number = F2.8

ISO Speed Ratings = 81

 

Edited January 24, 2006 by Steve Randles

[severus]

Severus, lovely shots, particularly the first one. Is that "your" stream ?

Den

The same, Den.

[ayjay]

A view on the "South Downs Way" near Cheesefoot Head, Winchester today.

 

[TubularBelle]

Severus, that is an incredible photo, we don't get snow here at all in South Australia. Once every 10 years it snows during the night but is gone as soon as the sun comes out.

 

 

Just taken this of my beloved and her great-niece. Isn't she a little gem?

 

 

Frantic, this lovely photo should be in 'Members Photographs'.

Edited January 23, 2006 by TubularBelle

[Blue Marlin]

Not today but yesterday from the hide at my local nature reserve.

 

hiya chaps aint been ere for ages.. u know us fishermen, life in the slow lane hehehe..

 

eh dave nice piccy m8 what camera u using if i may ask?

hmmm bet that tree's an oldie.. it's an awesome tree!

 

in fact looking at all the replies in this thread, all the photos are fantastic.. really loving that winterscape photo too

 

peace y'all

Edited January 24, 2006 by Blue Marlin

[poledark]

Ayjay, I like your landscape. Just out of interest, try cropping a little off the top and a little off the bottom to give the pic a "wider" view and tell me what you think,

 

Den

[Guest franticfisherman2]

Steve knows more about my camera than I do

[poledark]

It's that Robin again.

 

 

Den

Edited January 26, 2006 by poledark

[Steve Randles]

Thats a cracker Den, nice detail in the feathers.

[poledark]

Cheers Steve, I am a bit p##### off about that pic. I usually save a copy of any pics I really like, and only edit the copy. This saves the original. Stupid me went and edited the original and "saved" it instead of "saving as"

 

My next pic of that bird will be Macro, and right up its beak

 

Den