Camera Talk 2022

Fairygirl

A place for all those 'other photos' that don't fit into our other categories, and hopefully some info and advice on cameras 

Fairygirl

Link back to the old thread
https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/1058065/camera-talk-2021-or-whats-left-of-it#latest
The recently arrived swans at a nearby duck pond

scroggin

Thanks for starting this years thread @Fairygirl. Here's a view from the North Downs above my home village in Kent.

Fairygirl

Nice one @scroggin - hope you're keeping well 

scroggin

Thanks @Fairygirl, I'm fine, hope you're well and able to get out into the hills soon.

Fairygirl

I've had a problem with a leg, which wouldn't stop me getting on a hill, but it's sitting in the car for any length of time that's been the problem. No decent hills within half an hour, so it's been frustrating.
Fine otherwise.  C'est la vie.   

LunarSea

In total contrast to @scroggin's rather lovely image, I snapped this almost dystopian view on my phone whilst walking through Sheffield.

Loxley

I like that Victor. The red crane looks like an art installation.

I had an early morning walk around Woodborough Park Farm on the edge of Nottingham, and was lucky with the sunrise. 

LunarSea

Beautiful images Loxley! Bare trees in winter are so evocative.

Fairygirl

I'd echo that @VictorMeldrew, but I also like the windmills. Not everyone has the same opinion though 
The snow a couple of days ago here was good for some photos. Only a few inches, but nice anyway.
I'd taken some in mid October of the same trees, although with the very mild weather, they were a bit late in colouring up. Always interesting to have a comparison

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slightly different angle on the 2nd pic, but the same tree



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D0rdogne_Damsel

My house is the grey blotch at the bottom of the track, it's an unmade road and is full of pot holes, my car needs washing at least once a week and gets punctures far too often, the deer eat my flowers.... but every evening as I turn this bend I thank the universe for allowing me to live in such a beautiful place.