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Thanks, I don't get a chance to go out and take pictures as much as I'd like.

 

The times I get out to photogenic places, I'm usually on my bike and I'm not about to start carrying my SLR with me in my saddle bag!

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Thanks, I don't get a chance to go out and take pictures as much as I'd like.

 

Looks like you've been hanging out not too far from me! Saw the North Weald pics on your flickr as well

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One from the weekend.

 

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Ahh, Bedford, my old home town! That bridge always reminds of two things: a sponsored bridge walk that I did when I was in cubs, and the River Festival.

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Very nice! Are these single images or stacked?

 

They're stacked - There are 5-6 images of 60s exposure each. When it's clear I am hoping to get much longer exposure times and more images to get some of the colour and detail.

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Had a day off on Friday and went down to the local bombing range which at this time is just full of seals. Here are my offerings (links to FlickR). This is at Donna Nook in Lincolnshire.
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It is possible that not everyone will be able to see this photo of West Pier, Brighton that I took this evening.

 

Just testing something. Please don't bother reporting as we know there is a bug!

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I am in absolute awe of many of the photos here. @jbunoomally and @SteveM555, absolutely stunning work.

 

I need to get out into the world some more. Time is hard to come by with work and family obligations though. I run a side business as a sports photographer, but would love to branch out into stuff like this.

 

Back when I was first getting into the hobby my Dad took me to Quebec on a hunting trip. We stayed at a camp called Camp Coucoushee on the northern tip of Lac Kikwissi. It was run by a second generation proprieter by the name of Serge. The place opened in the 1950s. I don't even know if it's still operating as Serge was in his 70's the last time I was there. https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Syracuse,+New+York/Chemin+de+Maniwaki,+Rouyn-Noranda,+QC+J0Z,+Canada/Unnamed+Road,+Rouyn-Noranda,+QC+J0Z,+Canada/@47.0425389,-78.5649399,1998m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m15!4m14!1m5!1m1!1s0x89d9f39bbf979a0d:0xd50ce2d7ad9545!2m2!1d-76.1474244!2d43.0481221!1m5!1m1!1s0x4d286d43bbf409d1:0xfae5467d663b76d!2m2!1d-78.945647!2d46.7459663!1m0!3e0?hl=en

 

I had a piece of junk Canon D30 that would hold enough of a charge for maybe 30 photos and a 300m F4L lens. We were on our way back from fishing and came across a moose swimming across the lake. I'll never forget this moment.

 

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Back when I was first getting into the hobby my Dad took me to Quebec on a hunting trip. We stayed at a camp called Camp Coucoushee on the northern tip of Lac Kikwissi. It was run by a second generation proprieter by the name of Serge. The place opened in the 1950s. I don't even know if it's still operating as Serge was in his 70's the last time I was there.

 

I had a piece of junk Canon D30 that would hold enough of a charge for maybe 30 photos and a 300m F4L lens. We were on our way back from fishing and came across a moose swimming across the lake. I'll never forget this moment.

 

 

Camp Coucoushee Outfitter Information & Maps - BlueWalleyes

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