September Photo Competition

[shuggee]

Good afternoon lovely nw photographers

Post into this thread any photos taken during September that you wish to enter into our Monthly Photo Competition. Maximum three entries per member.

**New this month**

Entries will NOT be accepted if they're sized above 1024 x 768.

So please resize - ideally to 800 x 600, as this is the autosize they appear in the gallery.

Here's a free resizing programme - it really couldn't be easier:

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/jresizer.html

As usual, the winning entry will be the photo for September in the 2008 netweather.tv calendar.

Happy snapping

[tugmistress]

Ok i'll make this my first one of the month, can someone tell me the name though please?

[Blackie]

Ok i'll make this my first one of the month, can someone tell me the name though please?

Bob? Fred? How about Rover? It looks like one of those dogs with lots of rolls of skin (shar-pei?) snoozing, with its paws stretched out to the bottom right. Well, I think so.

I always see things in cloud formations.

PS - nice pic, tuggy.

[Louby]

Bob? Fred? How about Rover? It looks like one of those dogs with lots of rolls of skin (shar-pei?) snoozing, with its paws stretched out to the bottom right. Well, I think so.

I always see things in cloud formations.

PS - nice pic, tuggy.

Oooo it does too!!!! one of my fav things to do, finding a figure in a cloud, my other half thinks I am mad, and he would probably be right

Very nice pic Tuggy, I love the darkness in the front, makes it look very angry (not the right word but couldnt think of the right word )

[John Cox]

Hi Paula,

I thought Cloudburst was back there for a moment

[tugmistress]

Hi Paula,

I thought Cloudburst was back there for a moment

ya cheeky young whippersnapper :unsure:

there were some incredible clouds around yesterday up here, but nothing came of them for all they looked full of mean intensity and anger a few big drips of rain and that was it! i was most disappointed, still awaiting my 4th thunderstorm in being here for 4 years!

[John Cox]

I forgot to say that it is a great photo, It really does look like it was taken from an aeroplane, thus my initial reaction

Well done and lets hope you get some more thunderstorms. We dont get many either here in Dublin.

[Odd Spot]

I'll have another go :unsure:

Candlelit gardens in Bournemouth last month.

Lands End or near there (I can't remember). Just make out the shipwreck in the centre of the picture

Sunset just up the coast from Newquay

[Jane Louise]

Here are my first two for September taken with my new camera

[Dazza]

Here's a couple from my trip to the IOW at the beginning of the month.

They are pretty plain but thats all you're getting (for now).

Image 1 was taken on a Mobile Phone

Image 2 wasn't

[simon1]

Here's my first for this month, taken on holiday in Norfolk on 13th September.First attempt at nocturnal lightning :unsure:

[Mad Murdoch]

this was taken on the 7th september from scala beach, turkey.

i hope i have resized it ok. please let me know if its not right.

kelly

[simon1]

I'll have another go :unsure:

Candlelit gardens in Bournemouth last month quote]

Sorry to be a pedant, but pictures have to be taken in the current month (ie September) :blink:

Nice pic tho

[Odd Spot]

Ahh. Now then.

They will all need to be deleted then :blush:

This was taken on the 4th September 2006 with my mobile phone

[Nick F]

Here's two entries for September, lots of misty mornings recently ...

[Mad Murdoch]

great pictures there nick

[Coopsy]

Here are my first two for September taken with my new camera

I love the second picture as it depicts the perfect village setting in my mind, and with that comes ideas of quiet country walks, sitting in the garden on a warm summers night, watching the sunset. Thats what good pictures do IMO. Great stuff

[AtlanticFlamethrower]

Nick F, I love the mist, so delicate, like nature unwrapping a new day.

Ed: I suppose this should be called Duck l'Orange!

[Rustynailer]

Here is my first. White Nancy, Bollington Cheshire.

my second.A view from Nairn Scotland

I will hold on to me third just incase i get a corker and i have used up all me go's

[Jane Louise]

I love the second picture as it depicts the perfect village setting in my mind, and with that comes ideas of quiet country walks, sitting in the garden on a warm summers night, watching the sunset. Thats what good pictures do IMO. Great stuff

Thanks cc this picturesque part of the country side is where we take our dog for walk the place is Apperley in in Gloucestershire, there is also a nature reserve further on along the path into the woodlands..every time I pass that cottage in the pic I end up feeling really envious of the people who live there .Gosh they are so lucky!

[Andy Bown]

Ed: I suppose this should be called Duck l'Orange!

Beautiful pic too.

[Osbourne One-Nil]

Here we go.

[Soaring Hawk]

OON is that your famous shed where all the action takes place?

(Sorry) beautiful photos - that sky.

[Blackie]

Three absolute beauties there, OON. The colours in the first shot are stunning and the silhouetted trees are really crisp. I love the juxtaposition of the spider's web and barbs as well, and the third shot is very tranquil and well framed. You have set the bar very high this month. Damn you!

[simon1]

Fantastic shots there OON