The 14th UK South-East "I have no idea what's going on" Thread (All Welcome)

Another one from Norway. This is the old Church in Tromso.

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Evening all

Been culling through my Revival images and here is what I hope is just a taster??? PP'ing a bit rough 'n ready as the conditions were IMO dire Later (when???) some cars and the Spitfires

The bikes were nice to see so here we go:- Edit - should have said these are all crops of the max 400mm of the 100-400, approx 1/6 of the frame?
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Sold my computer earlier, so currently on my mobile, but on a plus side ordered my iMac and it should be coming tomorrow or Monday

Laurence like the first makes you look at it twice

vmlopes wrote in post #13143450
Camara de Lobos, in Madeira

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Camara De Lobos, Madeira by vmlopes (getting back in the swing), on Flickr

Looks lovely and a lot hotter than here

Dr D wrote in post #13143492
One more of the sunset last night. Off to Calvi, a citadel city today (and hopefully a winery or two too!)

Tobacco grad + ND8 grad + ND4 grad.

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Nice, did you do much to the sky pp wise?

TCIK wrote in post #13143916
this is where I am hoping to go with the good lady wife next year...

Very nice, I went there a few years ago but it had not rained for a while so the waterfalls were so so, worth doing your homework before you go, there are lots of different routes and only realised we had missed the best bits after we had left

rogertb wrote in post #13145072

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... sometimes quite early:

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... this is the dog waiting for a walk:

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bell3 by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

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Nice pictures, you have the new forest a stones throw away as well.

Too much disrespect goes one here

Gundogs wrote in post #13145411
leg is getting bit better - can get around without the crutches now, sort of. Managed to do some hoovering

I can't believe no-one has made a comment about you getting back to the housework:p

ies photos wrote in post #13145754
Sorted! amazing what length of cable and types I have lurking around. For some reason I have a 50ft telephone extension lead, my equipment always was a little short and in need of extra length!

LOL. I meant your car.

adrian5127 wrote in post #13146301
Laurence like the first makes you look at it twice

now I see what you mean the chaser could be a pillion passenger!

Kaben wrote in post #13140813
Not so fast.....

Sorry Kev!

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RB-9150 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

And the way he is holding the 'tool' of his trade

vmlopes wrote in post #13143450
Camara de Lobos, in Madeira

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Camara De Lobos, Madeira by vmlopes (getting back in the swing), on Flickr

Very nice postcard/stock material image!

rogertb wrote in post #13145072
Well chaps, I've been hovering around for a while, when I first asked if 'Christchurch' was South-East enough the answer was kind of yes OK with a request for some shots from this part of the world ... I've been struggling to find any that come near the standard you guys have set and would welcome ANY comments, I'd really like to improve my technique so fire away ...

We have lots of really good coastline around here, this is Hengistbury Head where I walk the dog most mornings:

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spit by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

... sometimes quite early:

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/rogertb/6171665​109/
sunrise by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

... this is the dog waiting for a walk:

http://www.flickr.com/​photos/rogertb/6085074​063/
bell3 by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

... we also are home to the Bournemouth Air Festival:


... that'll be enough for now, in fact I'm not sure I have any more but it feels good to join in with you people, the posts are an excellent mixture of good advice, humour and disrespect, excellent, keep up the good work.

Roger

Hi Roger, these three are the standout ones for me.

Dr D wrote in post #13139614
Bonsoir chaps - currently sitting in the centre of Corsica watching the sunset over the mountains. FInally have an internet connection faster than a 28.8k modem so will post some pix from the first few days.

View from our balcony - Favone (east coast)

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Star trails - Favone

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Gotta run and get a sun set shot. More in the next few days.

These two are

Matt Photog Peters wrote in post #13135280
=Matt 'Photog' Peters;13135280]Agreed & nice one!

Me & Maisie went for a wonder this afternoon before the school run.. Here are a few snaps:

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Maisie Moo by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

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Maisie Moo by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

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Maisie Moo by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

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Maisie Moo by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

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Maisie Moo by Matt Peters Photography, on Flickr

Matt, I nearly missed these..... They are all great but the first two are just superb. Maisie is such photogenic little lass and to use the expression "the camera loves her..."

Evening all... good to see the South-East thread still going strong. With one thing and another life took over and I've been away from the forum for about 18 months and the camera hasn't seen a great deal of action in that time either.

Just starting to get back into the swing of things and have been keeping an eye on the thread the last couple of weeks. Still lots of wonderful pictures being posted as always! Hopefully meet up with a few of you again soon

enigma2099 wrote in post #13146781
Evening all... good to see the South-East thread still going strong. With one thing and another life took over and I've been away from the forum for about 18 months and the camera hasn't seen a great deal of action in that time either.

Just starting to get back into the swing of things and have been keeping an eye on the thread the last couple of weeks. Still lots of wonderful pictures being posted as always! Hopefully meet up with a few of you again soon

Welcome back fella

rogertb wrote in post #13145072
Well chaps, I've been hovering around for a while, when I first asked if 'Christchurch' was South-East enough the answer was kind of yes OK with a request for some shots from this part of the world ... I've been struggling to find any that come near the standard you guys have set and would welcome ANY comments, I'd really like to improve my technique so fire away ...

... that'll be enough for now, in fact I'm not sure I have any more but it feels good to join in with you people, the posts are an excellent mixture of good advice, humour and disrespect, excellent, keep up the good work.

Roger

Welcome to the thread!

enigma2099 wrote in post #13146781
Evening all... good to see the South-East thread still going strong. With one thing and another life took over and I've been away from the forum for about 18 months and the camera hasn't seen a great deal of action in that time either.

Just starting to get back into the swing of things and have been keeping an eye on the thread the last couple of weeks. Still lots of wonderful pictures being posted as always! Hopefully meet up with a few of you again soon

Hi Paul, welcome back, good to see you!

Evening all. Just rolled in from a 13 hour day followed by a high speed dash back to the UK to make sure the cats are OK (SWMBO is on a job in Edinburgh). Not a lap record time but certainly a good 15 minutes below par and thoroughly good fun

Kaben wrote in post #13140813
Not so fast.....

Sorry Kev!

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RB-9150 by Robert Bridgens, on Flickr

Most excellent!

Dr D wrote in post #13143492
One more of the sunset last night. Off to Calvi, a citadel city today (and hopefully a winery or two too!)

Tobacco grad + ND8 grad + ND4 grad.

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Love the warmth in this one.

ies photos wrote in post #13144844
$%$%%^%£$%"£$"£!!! 4 new tyres on the car today! over £700!!!!!!

Ouch! Any reason for not going to someone like Black Cirlces or do you drive something mad?

rogertb wrote in post #13145072
Well chaps, I've been hovering around for a while, when I first asked if 'Christchurch' was South-East enough the answer was kind of yes OK with a request for some shots from this part of the world ... I've been struggling to find any that come near the standard you guys have set and would welcome ANY comments, I'd really like to improve my technique so fire away ...

We have lots of really good coastline around here, this is Hengistbury Head where I walk the dog most mornings:

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/rogertb/6171665​681/
spit by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/rogertb/6085074​063/
bell3 by rogertb, on Flickr[/IMG]

Love these two!

Sylvester XxX wrote in post #13144922
I had to to do the same this year if it makes you feel better.

Tyre then got a hole in it 3 weeks later and I had to get another one

Funnily enough I had the same situation, though it was 3 months after the new boots to get a puncture.

700 notes though, you don't drive an '08 Vectra by any chance. I remember a mate of mine getting one of those and the daft size of the alloys meaning it cost him 800 quid to do. I rember him saying something like if they were half an inch wider or narrower (either way) it would have halved the cost of the tyres as it'd put him towards a common size.