08-27-10

paolobert

well i placed all the keys in a box but my mistress trowed it away ...
i used the locks to safe my bike.
i will never be able to use it anymore i think

08-27-10

JT

cool shot. I would hate to find out which key belong sto which lock :)

08-27-10

kanuck

Thank You!

08-26-10

shtarka1

Much Appreciated!

08-26-10

kanuck

haha It looks like a great spot, I really want to visit this shrine sometime in the future.

08-26-10

shtarka1

Thanks Derek!

08-25-10

kanuck

No I wish, this was shot in Fukuoka actually. The big spot for these types of pillars is the Inari Shrine which is a lot longer and was made famous by National Geographic shooter Steve Mc Curry.

08-25-10

pentaxpete

Our coach driver stopped here where he said it appears like the map of Scotland is seen in the Loch below-- I used outdated Fuji Neopan 400 downrated to 320 ASA and processed in home-made Acutol-S Formula 1+1, no filter.

08-25-10

pentaxpete

Taken from Skye,looking towards mainland Scotland -- I used outdated Ilford XP2 Super 400 rated at 320 ASA and home-processed in C41 - I held a Yellow-Green filter over the lens.

08-25-10

pentaxpete

Taken during a 'Photo Stop' on our coach tour. I held a Yellow-Green filter over the lens and used outdated Fuji Neopan 400 downrated to 320 ASA and processed in home-made Acutol-S Formula 1+1.

08-25-10

pentaxpete

Taken on a day in Oban, Scotland by the harbour -- dull and rainy weather. i used the outdated Fuji Neopan 400 downrated to 320ASA and processed in home-made Acutol-S Formula 1+1.

08-25-10

pentaxpete

One of the Oban ferries that goes to outlying Islands from Oban, Scotland. It was very dull. rainy. I used the outdated Fuji Neopan 400 I rated down to 320 ASA and processed in home-made Acutol -S Formula 1+1.

08-24-10

roofterrace

Taken with a high ISO due to very little natural light. The bokeh over the wall lamp is due to the fronds of the plant hanging over the wall lamp.

08-24-10

pentaxpete

A quick three minute 'Photo Stop' our coach driver gave us ! -- pity about the barbed wire strands-- there was no time to climb over. A small amount of SUNSHINE at last in Scotland while we were out -- usually the sun came out just as we had returned back to the Hotel for dinner ! - I held a Yellow-Green filter over the lens for this.

08-24-10

pentaxpete

I put into practice everything I learnt through many years in Camera Clubs-- the man is on the 'Intersection of Thirds', there is a 'lead-in line' of the white flowers and 'Recession of Tones' in the further mountains ! -- Let's see if a Judge agrees when I do a print for Brentwood Photographic Club next print competition !

08-24-10

pentaxpete

the Witches' Pool-- if you sunk and drowned you were NOT a Witch, if you surfaced and survived you WERE a Witch and were taken and burned at the stake --- a 'No-Win Situation' !

08-24-10

pentaxpete

Pity the words on the plinth are in Scottish Gaelic,a language I didn't do at school and my Latin was no help, so I could not translate the story !

08-24-10

pentaxpete

I used full aperture on the 50mm f4 CFi Distagon to see how sharp it was-- I had to hand-hold camera at 1/30th sec. as the light was poor.

08-24-10

pentaxpete

taken though a moving coach tinted window as we were going into Glencoe on the way to our Hotel in Fort William -- the coach driver would not give us a 'photostop' !

08-23-10

JT

Nice shot. Very nostalgic looking. Gorgeous girl too.