Nice Photos

[Rod_Smith]

And some which work better in colour.

Spot the Buddha

[SRO]

Always enjoy your photos. Thanks for providing.

[Biggles]

Thank you, I appreciate it

[Rod_Smith]

Thanks!

[SRO]

Do you us a camera or cell phone for the images?

[Thegreatroberto]

No rain today. But there is a reason everything is green here.

[mikehughescq]

Someone lined up the clouds.

[Rod_Smith]

Thanks again. Everything recently with my iphone (11Pro). I scarcely find the motive to carry my DSLR these days, although I wouldn’t part with it.
I think the iphone’s camera is good enough for most things (ex long exposures), and better in terms of immediacy.

[DrMark]

And for not making you stand out as a “tourist.”

[Chalshus]

Easy ride into the forest with a good friend. Good coffee.

[Shimmyjelly]

Stunning shot

[Collywobbles]

The river Severn today near Worcester. Not in control of itself.

[anon70766008]

Is that the Regent’s Canal?

[Rod_Smith]

It is. Has become a really rather lovely place to walk (which it didn’t used to be), the water and everything else cleaned up, and many new developments especially around Kings Cross (where this is).

[Nobby_Clarke]

[Stevew]

One of my favourite places in London…Coal Drops Yard is a good place to spend some time…the buildings and landscaping of the whole development are really well done.
…also it’s always nice to pop into Spiritland for a coffee or beer and have a listen to the rather good sound system they have !
Steve.

[Christopher_M]

Thanks Shim. Rugby is a funny one for me. I don’t shoot it that much. I played at school so I understand what is going on. But I shoot a lot more football and cricket. I probably enjoy the rugby more, and I’m always on the lookout for the things I loved as a player: the pickup from the base of the scrum just inside the 22, with either the blind side flanker, scrum-half or the winger going over; or the fly-half dropping a goal, the latter often photographically difficult because it is easy to be blocked by other players.

The rugby pics I like tend to be with the players running straight to the camera as here, where I noticed the tackler coming in from the left, averting a certain try. Not the sort of tackle that would have been encouraged at school though!

Now back to the pics…

[Fabio1]

While driving on that road I was overtaken by two Ferrari and two Lambo coming up from Cortina d’Ampezzo. Poor people.

[bruss]

Cloud streets are what we call them in gliding. Often associated with waves, alternate cold and warmer channels.

[mikehughescq]

Enjoyed learning stuff just from posting pictures. A lovely thing.