The "Post your Photos" thread (part 2)

[SteadZ]

Don't know if you noticed, but...

There's a Skaarj on yo bike.

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[SteadZ]

I apologise for double posting, but I am going to make a post now, and you will never guess what about! (clue: it's in the topic name )

If you guessed Elephant porn then you're wrong and should probably see a psychiatrist as you are evidently a disturbed person...

Anyway:
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I'm sorry about the large number of photographs

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[Darkon]

Nice pics, Steadz! I would like to see some landscape images though..

[Sat42]

Scotland, right? (nice pictures btw!)

[SteadZ]

Nice pics, Steadz! I would like to see some landscape images though..

Here you go - one Landscape photograph fresh off the press:
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Took this one just now . I think I'll call this one "Autumn Fields".
(When I went out to capture this there was a Hare running down the tractor tracks which I almost managed to photograph; they're very, very elusive creatures )

Scotland, right? (nice pictures btw!)

Most are from Scotland, yes, though there are a few from the North-East of England too. Sometimes I kinda forget just how lucky I am to live where I live - everyone really just takes it for granted here how you can just walk onto the road and see a Deer standing there, staring at you (still haven't managed to capture one on camera yet though )

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[Sat42]

Nice landscape photo there!
Yeah I know what you mean, natural scenery right outside our own homes is often forgotten, but we sometimes go to crazy lengths to "find" some natural wonders in far, far away places you know I used to live in Scotland (Aberdeen), and since we moved to the South of France when I was 10, I have yet to go back and visit (as far as the British Isles are concerned, only England gets regular visits, as I have my English family there - due to complex history, I also have an Italian family).
I study in Belgium now and the campus is surrounded by some nice woods that most students tend to forget about, yet around sunset (or sunrise, if you can get up early enough) it's really nice to just have a walk in the forest as all the deer and hares come out - and the lighting, particularly in autumn and spring, is really nice with the sun rays filtering through the leaves and branches, with the occasional presence of fog magnifying the effect and ... simply put, it's great but yeah just saying that I can perfectly well understand your interest and wonder with regards to natural scenery and wildlife
And I will eventually visit Scotland again! I've some old friends there and I need to take my revenge on... Ben Nevis! (we tried to climb it once but the weather was sooo uncooperative! )

[Dr.Flay]

Sunday morning before all the Tall Ships left Falmouth harbour for their race.
This is my view outside my door
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[Sat42]

Great pics, Dr.Flay, I envy the view outside your door!

[Dr.Flay]

So do the all the English that buy our cheaper houses to retire in
It is becoming very expensive to live here now so it unfortunately comes at a cost.
At least my view is free and also priceless.

[Sat42]

So do the all the English that buy our cheaper houses to retire in
It is becoming very expensive to live here now so it unfortunately comes at a cost.
At least my view is free and also priceless.

I never realised that, I used to have my grandfather from my English side near Exeter, but I haven't been to Cornwall in years now. Down in the South of France where my parents live, there is a similar phenomenon with relatively well-off English families that come to settle for retirement. It got more expensive for the locals, but some argue that at least quite a few old mansions that were falling into disrepair are being renovated.

[zYnthetic]

Got a new camera a couple months ago.





Bonus mock ad I made from stuff I snapped in a DIY lightbox.

The lightbox

[Raven]

Made a ~600km through Norway (Stavanger-Sinners-Brokke-Krossen-Treungen-Evje-Kristiansand) in 6 days. Trip was simply stunning, lots of kick ass climbs and crazy descents (also wet as fuck and lil bit cold). Here are couple of nice photos I took along the way:








and movie from the trip that I took with cheap action camera

Can upload more somewhere if anyone would like to see more.

[SteadZ]

Went out for a walk in the snow with family:






Winter is a magical time of year over here

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[ElectricIce]

Night work can provide beautiful scenery

[Gizzy]

Went to see my sister for a social distance coffee and met her new pupper a couple of weeks ago