Wow, the sky producing something from an aeronautics show.
Wow, the sky producing something from an aeronautics show.
Love the light in this photo (and I am glad you didn't take the Russian advice to jump).
Fun photo! Reminds of some of what I see in New Orleans sometimes.
I always envy your opportunities to photograph so much gorgeous architecture.
What a spectacular view! Lucky sheep.
Now that is one interesting cloud formation!
How lovely. Love how Buck matches the backdrop.
Wow, what a wonderful sky you caught here.
Wonderful pictures of these dogs. You seem to give them character.
Young in spirit 😁
Those red bricks make nice contrast with white colour, impressive work.
Buck: Colour me surprised.
Great shots, I like matching backgrounds, I remember that in first shots it was bit distracting but now it serves its purpose very well.
Some nice shots here, but this one is my pick. I particularly like the way you've framed the tower within the arch.
An excellent set of portraits. If I had to pick one, it would be this. The colour of the background works so well with the dog's coat and his expression has real intensity.
That paintwork could do with a bit of a touch up.
I wonder what happened to the wall here? Nice framing of the building across the street, its profile kind of matches the shape of the hole.
This looks like something you'd find in the aftermath of an over elaborate heist.
It works very well from where you're stood, but what a peculiar effect. It looks like someone has drawn over your image with coloured highlighting pens.
Some fascinating images here, really interesting to see. I'm glad someone is planning to refurbish the building rather than just flattening it, the latter seemingly being the option of choice with old buildings around these parts unfortunately.
What an unusual cloud formation. I love how the edge of the cloud bank is so straight. Nice colours and some neat crepuscular action going on above it.
you're welcome to have a go. I think it's a bit of a tricky one.
No 4 is beautiful.
And yes, a very knobbly rock indeed. Reminds me of something from one of my favourite PC games, The Outer Wilds.
That's not a game I'd ever heard of, but I don't play many these days, which is a shocking revelation when you consider I've spent the last 30+ years programming the damn things. Interesting looking concept though and quite impressive for what is a tiny dev team by modern standards.
This is the same rock taken earlier in the day, from two completely different angles. Another composition I spent ages experimenting with, but never quite got the shot I was looking for.