Thanks Peter. It is a consistency thing. The pictures on Flickr haven't kept to a consistent feel across the series because I can't decide on a look. Frustrating... But I really appreciate your kind comments.
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Photo of the Day October 2016
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Thanks Peter. It is a consistency thing. The pictures on Flickr haven't kept to a consistent feel across the series because I can't decide on a look. Frustrating... But I really appreciate your kind comments.
Thank you Peter
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They were all great as far as I can see Ken
Another from the 55-210mm...
Worker by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Thank you Peter
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They were all great as far as I can see Ken
Another from the 55-210mm...
Worker by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Thanks Hugh. I just feel like there should be some consistency... it is niggling me. The clouds were storm clouds so while not quite THAT blue, they were a blueish grey.
We walked round the castle as the sun was setting so the light was changing a lot depending on our position. Was great fun as it was a challenge to capture it. I tried bracketing a few shots, still need to work on that skill.
I like this image. Lovely colours and nice close up of the bee.
Oakham Castle, the great hall of a 12th century manor house...
it plays tricks with me. A branch floating in the air? Good catch.Reaching...
We went to visit my dad this past weekend and on the way home we stopped off at Bamburgh Castle up the coast in Northumberland. Unfortunately when we got there is was closed so we couldn't get inside and it was high tide so we were restricted on where we could get to but we had fantastic fun in the dunes and on the beach.
DSC06762.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Really struggling to work out the best way to process the images. The light was wonderful and warm but my skills are lacking so they are not coming out the way I want. AAAARGH!!!
I actually quite like this photo. I have no issue with the processing... love the warm tones and moody sky.
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Lovely image.Mom sitting back to nurse the cubs.
Mine for today. Got to love a squirrel!
20160918-_DSC0407 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Showed the girls. They love a good Squirrell pic
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Mom sitting back to nurse the cubs.
That's the face Mrs Kenoh pulled today after trying to get some gardening done with the girls hovering needing attention lol....
Taken on the day it was opened by Pres. Obama. A high security event as you would expect. I liked the long focal length effect on this.
Vigilance by another scotsman, on Flickr
They loved the pic and Northumbria. Like I said we just take for granted what is on our doorstep and dont think that someone might like it. Never dawned on me that they might like to go see a castle doh!
Just don't take those kids for granted mate. It's terrible when they've grown up and gone (or just gone in my case).
And everyone loves a castle!
Taken on the day it was opened by Pres. Obama. A high security event as you would expect. I liked the long focal length effect on this.
Vigilance by another scotsman, on Flickr
Very nice. Never noticed before the individual shading of the stones in the Washington Monument before until seeing your picture. Went back and looked at a couple of pictures of mine and yep, there it was, though very faint. Interesting what B&W can do for a scene sometimes.
A Stearman Kaydet training aircraft. This particular one was used by the Tuskegee Airmen, WW II bomber escort fighter pilots.
Very nice, but only one photo per day please
Cheers
Hugh
No exceptions for The Doubler?
A Dusky Moorhen that allowed me to get nice and close with my (24-105mm) walkabout lens.
Fishing boats, Lake Awassa, Ethiopia
