Spring is right around the corner and the robins have been flying around everywhere. It's driving these two crazy.

Michelle inspires me.

Always smiling. Always positive. Always by choice.

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With marine lake full & with a long exposure,gave these posts & chains nice reflections.

One of a vast series I took using a double-exposure technique on the iphone, with Hipstamatic.

A Boxer dog approaches ready with ball. I liked the Boxers reflection on the shore line.

Marbury Park Cheshire

Reflexväst

Corporate building

Garden portrait.

Edmonton Street Performers Festival 2011

Moorhen in a very tranquil setting...

fHDR

I'm sure Kahn remembers being a 'Show Dog" before we got him at 14 months. He knows how to 'stand', is very comfortable with any grooming and he played so well with, puppy, Etta just like his Dad, "Hank the Yank" did with him.

Daily Dog Challenge: Days gone by

The still waters of Manly Dam reflect a spectacular sky, the colours being partly due to controlled burns of bushland to prevent disastrous summer fires.

Trafalgar Square, London

Butterley reservoir winter reflections at the Midland Railway Centre.

Oslo, Norway

All taken at Richmond Park - what a fantastic location. Early start, a few photographs then a well earned Bacon & Egg bap

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Scanner issues.

Alkrington woods

My entry for day 274 of the 2009photochallenge; the theme for the day was VERTICAL LINES. The reflected green light is from a traffic signal off camera left; the reflected red light is from the tail lights of passing cars.

View On Black

Maroon Bells

my little 2 years old princess :)

taken for the weekly Nikon D40X/D60 challenge "black & white"

(with my good old 50mm f1.8)

Took a drive to the river ouse in Sussex to let the dog have a run around. Obviously took the camera in case of a good shot and was graced with a brief break in the cloud to allow the sun to battle through. Took this opportunity to get a reflective shot of the river using the 17-40mm and a 0.9 soft grad filter despite the dog freaking out from gunshots in the distance then running around like a lunatic and getting the tripod, and myself completely tangled up in the dogs lead giving me a moment of panic thinking she was going to knock the camera into the river.

A few shots were taken before the sun disappeared and its amazing how different each one came out as the sky was continually changing. I think this was my fav being more dramatic. I had also used the 10 stop on another shot to give a more silky smooth look.

For those who whined about the reflection that was cut off, here's a different shot with the leader's reflection in the river. I won't name and names of those who whined about it, I'll just tag them. ;)

Artistic looking shot of my guitar. I love the reflection of the light on the door.