One of a couple of B&W takes. Comments always appreciated.
Warrington transporter bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Warrington transporter bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Photo Of The Day August 2016
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Tanzania is a very dangerous place. A potentially lethal attack by ever vigilant and bloodthirsty predators awaits unsuspecting travellers as they pass under the trees above. 
Tanzania is a very dangerous place. A potentially lethal attack by ever vigilant and bloodthirsty predators awaits unsuspecting travellers as they pass under the trees above.
Love it!
It's not from today, but still...pretty scary...some 20 miles from my home
Kara Hairflick by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
Really like this one and I think it stands out from some of your other work (which I also like). Love the color transition going across the frame.
Mine for today (though not nearly as impressive). Was recently at the Mystic Seaport and took this somewhat chaotic pic aboard the Charles W. Morgan.
Beautiful.Tanzania is a very dangerous place. A potentially lethal attack by ever vigilant and bloodthirsty predators awaits unsuspecting travellers as they pass under the trees above.
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I think I prefer the B&W. Might want to lift the shadows a bit though.One of a couple of B&W takes. Comments always appreciated.
Warrington transporter bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Keep em coming.
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I thought it was paint stripper!It was Papa Fanboy... sorry couldnt resist that one...
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Me too of course... as an innocent Geordie moving up North even further... the whole Buckfast scene was an eye opener for me.
Made me laugh when I saw an article in a nasty paper about the monks who make it being a bit miffed at being associated with their largest market...
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&s...8KtVPftbCFwoixPKw&sig2=IhgW07ttSXrPGkp6C3m7IQ
Of course i tried it once as you do... never again... diesel from the car will be the tipple of choice before i try that again! I am sure B&Q sell it in different packaging branded as weedol!!!
Another rainy day @ the coffee shop. I'm starting to believe I moved to Seattle...
Another rainy day by Alex, on Flickr
Another rainy day by Alex, on Flickr
Tarangire, Tanzania Ellie...stained red from the clay in the soil of this region.
These beautiful creatures never cease to amaze me with their displays of social interaction.
Also my favorite along with the cats when I worked in Africa.
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Love it!
I notice her attack position..lol!
So discovered a hidden wee gem of a wooded area right next to our house this past weekend! 2 years we have lived this side of town and we didnt know it was here. Now I do... well... lets wait for the different weathers...
So, at the weekend I headed there with the B&W camera and the 35mm. I wasnt over the moon with the 35 FoV so this morning, dropped the kids at school and noticed a gorgeous light. So I grabbed the 50mm and a colour camera and went for a play. I like the results quite a bit more with the 50. Guess I am a 50 guy...
L1003874.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
So, at the weekend I headed there with the B&W camera and the 35mm. I wasnt over the moon with the 35 FoV so this morning, dropped the kids at school and noticed a gorgeous light. So I grabbed the 50mm and a colour camera and went for a play. I like the results quite a bit more with the 50. Guess I am a 50 guy...
L1003874.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
I'm closer to 35 than 50!So discovered a hidden wee gem of a wooded area right next to our house this past weekend! 2 years we have lived this side of town and we didnt know it was here. Now I do... well... lets wait for the different weathers...
So, at the weekend I headed there with the B&W camera and the 35mm. I wasnt over the moon with the 35 FoV so this morning, dropped the kids at school and noticed a gorgeous light. So I grabbed the 50mm and a colour camera and went for a play. I like the results quite a bit more with the 50. Guess I am a 50 guy...
L1003874.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Gettin' jiggy by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
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Thanks. It's amazing what a bit of post work can do.
I'm closer to 35 than 50!
God damn it!!! I am JUST JUST closer to 50...
oh! and RED ALERT!!! Dad Joke!!! naughty boy!
Love it!
Thank you both.
Tanzania is a beautiful place for sure. I love the red(ish) Elephants.
~ Peter
Gettin' jiggy by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
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Thanks. It's amazing what a bit of post work can do.
A cheerful subject for a change! I'm always impressed with how you handle the lighting in your portrait work - subtle and very effective.
Here's something less cheerful...Comments always appreciated.
Warrington transporter bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Nice.
Gettin' jiggy by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
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Thanks. It's amazing what a bit of post work can do.
Another rainy day @ the coffee shop. I'm starting to believe I moved to Seattle...
Another rainy day by Alex, on Flickr
I like this one but maybe straighten the window frame to the left? My ocd is kicking in and it is messing with me... feel free to ignore me of course...i am cuckoo
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Stop it, Dad!