January Photo Competition

[shuggee]

Hello folks

Post up photos taken during this month in this thread. If anyone still wants to post photos for December, please feel free to PM me and I'll sort it out.

Voting will commence in early February (power supplies permitting) for this month.

The winning photo will be published in the 2007 N-W Calendar which will make a fantastic Christmas pressie in 356 days time

[frogesque]

OK, just to kick it off, these were taken on 1st January 2006 at Kincraig Point overlooking the Firth of Forth.

[Dazza]

frogesque, I gotta hand it to you, you don't arf get some great photo's. Keep em comin!

[fraser5002]

dont get much snowier than these, taken on the annual new years day walk

in the second one if you look you can see people at the top puts the whole thing in scale !

[frogesque]

dont get much snowier than these, taken on the annual new years day walk

in the second one if you look you can see people at the top puts the whole thing in scale !

If that's a walk I'd hate to think what a climb might be Superb way to clear the head of any hangover and smashing pics too. Is that one of the Munroes?

[Dazza]

dont get much snowier than these, taken on the annual new years day walk

in the second one if you look you can see people at the top puts the whole thing in scale !

Breathtaking :blush:

[frogesque]

A92 New Inn Roundabout, Nightime Fog 4th January 2006

Taken from East Lomond Hill, 75mm, f4, 4sec exposure

Edited January 6, 2006 by frogesque

[Mondy]

What the hell...nabbed from a thread earlier this week i posted in. Never seen fog so thick before. Visibilty was truly less than 50m.

Edit; ah Sh*t - wrong size :lol:

Eh, hmm! The bigger and better pics are located here http://www.net-weather.co.uk/forum/index.p...opic=26279&st=0

Edited January 6, 2006 by Mondy the clumsy

[Weatherfanman]

Ok, so here's my effort............Scheihallion, snow topped on New Years day, 10 seconds before being hit on the back of the head with a snowball

Apologies if the file is a tad large...........any advice on reducing the file size (if necessary) would be much appreciated!!!

[Dave Berry]

More rocks than snow here. And some water.

Dovestones Jan 7.

The bottom dam.

Halfway up looking back.

Near the top.

The top. On a pushbike anyway!

The way back down.

[multi cellular thunderstorm]

dont get much snowier than these, taken on the annual new years day walk

in the second one if you look you can see people at the top puts the whole thing in scale !

Lovely pics.

Just wondering are they taken next to Loch Tay?

I recognise that dam on the first one.

Yes, just checked my photos and I have a picture of that same dam.

What a lovely area

Please note, this is not an entry to the comp.

Sorry that's off topic, delete if you wish

Edited January 10, 2006 by multi cellular thunderstorm

[fraser5002]

aye thats the puppy, well spotted !

[weatherbitez]

These were all taken first thing in the morning..

[stormchaser1]

this was taken at 830am on thursday morning 12 january 2006

stormchaser1

[frogesque]

Crepuscular Rays.

Ruby Bay, Elie, Fife. 14th. Jan 06.

[Louby]

I am not sure how many we are allow to enter, let met know if its too many

January 1st 2006

[fraser5002]

thought i may aswell chuck in another one, getting quite into this photo stiching lark

it was taken on 14th showing amazing Loch Katrine

not really as much snow as i was hoping for ( not a drop !) but ach well nice and moody none the less

[frogesque]

thought i may aswell chuck in another one, getting quite into this photo stiching lark

it was taken on 14th showing amazing Loch Katrine

not really as much snow as i was hoping for ( not a drop !) but ach well nice and moody none the less

Nice one, love the clear reflections - taken from Ben A'an if I'm not mistaken

[LeeKay]

Sunset 14/01/06

Took at Blithfield Reservoir, Staffordshire.

[potatolegs]

I would like to enter these below - taken 17.01.06 in South Bucks

Gorgeous colours at twilight.

4.45PM - 5.30PM (2 are very similar, but slight colour differences due to different shutter speeds)

Thanks

Potatolegs

Edited January 18, 2006 by potatolegs

[i luv snow]

Never seen fog so thick before. Visibilty was truly less than 50m.

you call that fog?! you should see what we get round here sometimes, you cant see the other side of our road

here are my entries:

Edited January 19, 2006 by i luv snow

[Cloudburst]

A typical January Sunset.

[i luv snow]

great pics CB!

[Dave Berry]

Good contrails there. nice pics.

[Cloudburst]