Love the shot of the McLaren. What setup for that one?

Love the shot of the McLaren. What setup for that one?

Using a Sigma 12-24mm lens.

Taken using my battered old Nokia 6700 slide phone

Just a couple of shots....

We were playing with light painting and I threw the images into an HDR program to see what came out.

Not the effect I was looking for but it's kinda cool

We were playing with light painting and I threw the images into an HDR program to see what came out.

Not the effect I was looking for but it's kinda cool

I kinda like it

Is that the new Skoda Skyline? (you will have to have seen the movie Skyline to understand that I guess )

Some off my pictures

Think you focussed on the wrong person on that last one...

We were playing with light painting and I threw the images into an HDR program to see what came out.

Not the effect I was looking for but it's kinda cool

Have you tweaked this again from your original posting?

At 1130 yesterday morning, this was a plain white(ish) brick wall on the back of my daughter's new music and arts venue in Worcester. (Rm13 on FB)

This was completed by no more than 5 artists by 1830!!

(and yes they did have permission and the support of the local businesses, Police, Council etc!)

At 1130 yesterday morning, this was a plain white(ish) brick wall on the back of my daughter's new music and arts venue in Worcester. (Rm13 on FB)

This was completed by no more than 5 artists by 1830!!

(and yes they did have permission and the support of the local businesses, Police, Council etc!)

That's a lot of work there.

Nice job graham.

None of my work, just some very talented "street" artists my daughter is friendly with, and who are supporting her and her partner in their new venture. They have also done the side of the building as well.

I thought they might have some problems with the "establishment" but everyone seems behind them, from the British Transport Police to the local Council in Worcester.

If you are on Facebook, they are "Room13" and there are loads more pictures there.

While on the subject...

While on the subject...

nice dynamic angle, and great contrast between the red and the coliurs on the wall. This is in the calendar vote too isn't it?

Yes it was... looking at the picture makes me want the sigma 10-20

Yes it was... looking at the picture makes me want the sigma 10-20

get it, stunning lens on a DX (aps c) sized body.

I think I posted these in the yeti section when I first got the car a few weeks ago thinking this thread was for non car photos, but now I know better here they are again for a wider audience

Yes it was... looking at the picture makes me want the sigma 10-20

I have the Sigma 8-16mm. proper wide angle on a C sensor. It works well with the Canon 7D :)Here's a couple of shots with it

Sorry about the framing and the pole wtill in the shot. But in any event, this is at 8mm

Sale Water Park slightly tweaked by Geordie Amanda, on Flickr

this one is at 10mm

ww-1-2 by Geordie Amanda, on Flickr

Edited 1 November, 201114 yr by Lady Elanore

A few of my paltry efforts from my now elderly A350.

As it's November

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Wreck of American Landing craft on Utah Beach

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

It's hit home that you don't respawn like you do on COD

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Lochgilphead in Argyll

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Motorised Bicycles

DSC00560 by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

P1000550 by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Disney

Untitled by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

DSC00551 by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Oban

Oban on Scotlands West Coast by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Oban on Scotlands West Coast by Mr Fluffmeister, on Flickr

Some great pictues there Fluff. Is that you on the bike?

No Amanda, that's one of the lads that comes over to the Harz with us every year. He is very good at saving on front tyre wear

Some really lovely shots there Fluffmeister, especially the one of (I presume) your son with the cemetery and the comment, very apt

Some really lovely shots there Fluffmeister, especially the one of (I presume) your son with the cemetery and the comment, very apt

Thanks mate, yes it's my son. He is WW2 mad and they where covering World War 2 for a school project, so in May this year I took him in the MX-5 for a tour of the D-Day beaches (as well as nipping him to the Nurburgring), and wandering around the American cemetery he had that penny dropping moment that every one of those thousands of headstones had someone underneath them.

Thanks mate, yes it's my son. He is WW2 mad and they where covering World War 2 for a school project, so in May this year I took him in the MX-5 for a tour of the D-Day beaches (as well as nipping him to the Nurburgring), and wandering around the American cemetery he had that penny dropping moment that every one of those thousands of headstones had someone underneath them.

yeah, did a battlefield tour there a few years ago with the TA and saw the same thing with some of the young soldiers especially when they realised they were often older than some of the people in the cemetry.

x

Edited 4 November, 201114 yr by 2slo

Some recent ones from me,

Emley Moor transmitter by night. by J.F.T, on Flickr

Colden Clough 2 by J.F.T, on Flickr

Square Chapel Tower by J.F.T, on Flickr