I've never actually seen a red one in the wild.
But yes that would be my preference.
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Photo of the Day December 2015
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But yes that would be my preference.
Who's up for dark and moody?! 
This one is definitely best viewed on black, but I guess that's not really an option on this site. The story is on my website, as usual. Not so much a story this time as a rationale for why I've spent five years of my life devoted to exploring the Dolomites. I've shared a 1280 pixel version here, which is much larger than the size you'll find on my website.
This one is definitely best viewed on black, but I guess that's not really an option on this site. The story is on my website, as usual. Not so much a story this time as a rationale for why I've spent five years of my life devoted to exploring the Dolomites. I've shared a 1280 pixel version here, which is much larger than the size you'll find on my website.
Who's up for dark and moody?!
Superb as always.
Crayford Dogs 02
Monopod then.... or the string trick... the one where you get a piece of string, a D clip for your camera base plate, then make a triangle of string by standing on it and holding it taught as you have the camera at your eye.... pull tight when shooting and it will give you less shake.... try it... it works great for me in galleries...No room for tripods mate, the place was heaving with punters.
As for Lola, I don't see her that often (it's hit and miss which friends we see when walking our hound), and never in those lighting conditions.
Cheers
Hugh
http://lifehacker.com/257008/diy-string-tripod
Hot Springs, December 2015 by Alex X, on Flickr
Monopod then.... or the string trick... the one where you get a piece of string, a D clip for your camera base plate, then make a triangle of string by standing on it and holding it taught as you have the camera at your eye.... pull tight when shooting and it will give you less shake.... try it... it works great for me in galleries...
http://lifehacker.com/257008/diy-string-tripod
Hey that's a great idea, but I refute your camera shake theory as I was shooting at 1/500.
I will put some string in my camera bag and try it sometime
Cheers
Hugh
Hey that's a great idea, but I refute your camera shake theory as I was shooting at 1/500.
I will put some string in my camera bag and try it sometime
Cheers
Hugh
Lol... OK, was just a thought
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Sometimes see black ones where I live....I didn't believe it when I first moved here, but they are a bit of a local curiosity...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ear...ins-of-British-Black-squirrel-discovered.html
..quite cute, and better than greys!!
Don't think I've posted this one - apologies if I have. Comments always appreciated.
Black Clough in spate 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Black Clough in spate 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Hey look, I'm one of those douches who takes photos of their lunch and posts it online....
Actually the douchy part is that you didn't bring enough to share with everyone and now I'm hungry for fries. I love food photography (and food styling in general TBH) when done right. Problem is, most people don't do it right! lol
Don't think I've posted this one - apologies if I have. Comments always appreciated.
Black Clough in spate 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
You out did yourself!
Just a mobile phone pic of a line of donkeys - I love donkeys
Fresh Growth by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Fresh Growth by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
More waterfalls I'm afraid. Comments always appreciated.
Waterfall on Middle Black Clough 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Waterfall on Middle Black Clough 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
I indulged in some therapeutic photography of my other passion this evening to sweeten my mood.
Did it work?
Cheers
Hugh
Meh.
Maybe a little. But not as much as the attempt to fill myself with wine will in a little while
Nicely done...I indulged in some therapeutic photography of my other passion this evening to sweeten my mood.