May Photo Competition

[Essan]

My second picture, taken on Dartmoor on Sunday morning :blush:

[Coopsy]

Here are my first 2:

[Lightning Ed]

I like the Dartmoor one!

[03jtrickey]

I like the Dartmoor one!

Yes, the Dartmoor one is lovely! Wow.

[Louby]

Here's my first entry.

Reigate Hill. The sun was making the mist look so spooky!

[Hairy Celt]

Radient:

and which tools in PS have you discovered now?

My second picture, taken on Dartmoor on Sunday morning

i think you've probably won again with that :blink: it's an absolutely brilliant photo, love it.

[barrett]

Here is my entry, taken from my back garden in Herts.

the back end of a cumulonimbus cloud.

p.s. if anyone can explain what is causing this phenomenon then that would be appreciated.

[Osbourne One-Nil]

Great photo Wibs....nice composition too.

[rob-lancs]

Plymouth Hoe and Citadel

Edited May 21, 2006 by rob-lancs

[pottyprof]

some great photos this month.. but aint that the case every month??

my first one..

[bethpink]

Thats a beautiful photo wibs!!

[Cloudburst]

taken today (22nd may) :

taken using a Canon eos rebel with 300mm lens and a UV filter.

[Osbourne One-Nil]

Still a great photo Wibs.

[Essan]

My third and final picture this month - a CB captured over Evesham on Sunday evening:-

[John Cox]

Great photos everyone.

Wibs, that photo is a classic

My Photos for this month.

Edited May 25, 2006 by John Cox

[weatherbitez]

Lovely Pics as usual everyone :-),a couple from me thrown in too...

[John Cox]

Wibs,

You are a natural photographer. "Simply" brilliant.

This is what I call thinking outside of the box (or in this case "inside the car").

Carry on like this and I will get OON to ban you from the monthly competitions

Hi all fellow photographers.

For those who dont know how to or have not got a program to resize their photos (so that they open quickly and take up very little space) use this link to download a little free and simple to use program to downsize your photos:

http://www.virtualzone.de/files/?product=resizer

Edited May 25, 2006 by John Cox

[Dazza]

Wibs, your photo's are stunning. I am lost for words.

[John Cox]

Thank you

I love your 1st photo, what a stunning view and the colour of the sea in your 3rd photo is amazing.

Thanks Wibs.

There is quite a lot of good scenery here in Ireland. All you need is the good weather, which is not that often and for the photos a bit of luck.

I hope to visit England this summer because I love your countryside.

[weatherbitez]

Wicked Pic Wibs ,trust you to have the noggin to do it in the car ,take a pic I mean ...

[Roger J Smith]

This, believe it or not, is the main street of Tombstone, Arizona. I took this in January 96 on a winter holiday, cloud formations are typical of dry weak cold fronts that tend to drift through this region every 2-3 days.

[Roger J Smith]

This one is a morning panoramic view of central Yellowstone Park, showing some of the mudflats that are formed by small geysers and such, but the interesting part of this picture is probably the horizon of developing cumulus, more or less the daily view in this high altitude basin (2200 metres above sea level here in n.w. Wyoming) and a few hours later, most days, this kind of cumulus develops rapidly into thunderstorms that last until about midnight. Picture was taken in August 1998.

[Cloudburst]

Same Sunset as wolves above but from Worcester Looking north towards Worcs Cathedral

[wolves78]

but CB you are only alowed 3 pics a comp how many is that now 5-6

[Cloudburst]

but CB you are only alowed 3 pics a comp how many is that now 5-6

Na deleted the others Im not senile just yet