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We bumped into a young couple and the guy was delighted to see that we were using exactly the same cameras. I tried to sell him Flickr….goodness knows why and he said he would take a look. We chatted awhile and I hope he does as we got on very well….this is of course an iPhone shot that I sat processing last evening as my camera shots are still not downloaded having had a problem with the DNG converter which appears ok this morning…but still not converted all my shots and I have no idea why but was told Fuji X-T5 can be temperamental using Windows 11 and I get there in the end but with a
bit of a palaver…Sue :)
I am at Skegness using my iPad, I have to keep asking Jonathan where the places are that I took photos of along the way when on our
‘Tremendous long journey ‘ we are both being boiled alive in this caravan so to say he became hot under the collar when I wish to be certain where my photo was taken is putting it mildly lol…we have the best fan in here apparently but I reckon I am now a steamed pudding - but I’m not complaining. Who am I kidding ?
Answers on a postcard please 🌝🔥🌞
This is a bit of artwork of my granddaughter Elina, (no, I'm not changing the record any time soon...), created by removing her from an image where she's walking along with her Granny and then processed in Photoshop and finished in Studio Artist 5.5. HSS, everybody! :)
She is definitely not amused for sure and I believe she is wondering where the ocean has disappeared too…. This sea mist was so thick and drifting and the light became sort of spectral and like that during a Solar Eclipse.. it made for a few different photos and coming here without a break every year for at the least 35 years I never experienced this during previous holidays. The previous day the café at Porthtowan burned down so I thought this was smog but was told by people it definitely wasn’t…,,We are busy now as going to pack our awning and wind breaks away realdy to leave early tomorrow morning but I shall if
Lo and behold I get internet I hope to do more catching up….thank you everyone for your continued support and I do hope when we get back home Tuesday or Wednesday to catch up some more… Sue :)
Btw I took some camera shots which are not available to me and this iPhone shot taken 6 whole days ago popped in a few minutes ago.. I am thoroughly fed up with iPhone as I pay £8 a month storage yet I’m getting the odd photo popping up here and there and surely it shouldn’t rely on WiFi Jonathan has taken many shots to send his son, daughter and their partners in Calgary Alberta but he too is bewildered as it never happened before 🤔
What a difference a fortnight makes. This was taken two weeks ago on an unseasonably cold morning in mid-May whilst today, as I type this, it's 26 Celsius and I'm lathered in sun cream. Stupid British weather. Anyway, here's Elina, ready to rock the play park in monochrome magic with extra sharpening and subtle graining. HSS everybody! :)
These horses came to visit my campsite the other day. They belong to a ranch down the road. This was taken on the other side of the road from where I was camped.
Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to view, fave or comment on my images this year - it's very much appreciated.
I hope you and your loved ones enjoy the festive season and my best wishes for a safe, happy and healthy 2026. Take care.
25th December 2025
David
Well we are in Cornwall in spirit but the old body is lagging behind a bit. We keep losing things so I had to eat my weetabix off a dinner plate. The chains to tether the dogs outside the caravan are missing so our first order to Amazon was sent pretty sharpish and we have yet to erect the awning which feels slightly daunting which despite my colour coding the parts that need fixing together have a habit of tricking us into a false sense of security lol…..it looks very hot ( I’m not complaining just saying )
So we hope to get moving pretty sharpish lol…hope you are all managing ok in the heat wave Sue:)
Of an innocent motorist driving this lovely little car. I also liked the hat he is wearing which I thought suited the motorist in this lovely car perfectly. Taken at Farndon near Newark Nottinghamshire. It’s so cute I thought…Sue :)
That seagull on the right side of the harbour wall at Trevaunance Cove was not deterred by countless heavy waves hitting it …
This has been developed in Snapseed because it hasn’t hit the folder on my PC yet but is available on my iPhone and iPad. I post processed it just now after having my hair cut. Jonathan turned 80 years old on Saturday but we are celebrating it at the village pub where my youngest son lives and they are paying for it as their birthday present to Jonathan because he only wanted that Angle Grinder that he hasn’t yet used…..Sue :)
Villamayor de los Montes (wikipedia / español)
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Please, don't "award" my photo with copy and paste comments, gif's and other glittering self- or group-promoting stuff.
Liverpool's 'River of Light' celebrations this year embraced the theme of 'Closer'. Featuring some fabulous light installations around the city this one, Flower Power, backed up by popular music we've all heard and sung along to, was found by Exchange Flags behind the Town Hall.
Comments off, thanks.
iPhone16 PRO
5.25pm, 31st October 2026
This cottage is at Bag Enderby, Splisby in Lincolnshire and taken in September before our holiday up North. I had been searching for another cottage suitable for adding a texture overlay….we came across this beautiful cottage which I do love with the muted colours the texture added. I have recently tried lots of subjects that I hoped would translate well to b&w and thought this looked a suitable candidate. It was taken using my
iPhone 16 pro and the noir filter added and a little dodging back of the highlights. It passed my own likability factor so I’ve now uploaded it. My photos from my holiday are all downloaded but I tend to give them ‘breathing’ space before I’m ready to face up to them being a load of c**p…Sue :)
I was just adding this photo/ image which is taken using my iPhone and which believe it or not takes photos. For a photographer being on the move for almost a month post processing is what I do in the evening when relaxing and I have never had a perceived problem beginning with my first iPhone X taking photos with it. I know some people believe their photos taken using their phones are in someway counted inferior but I use what is available to me at any given time…my holiday photos are backed up by my IPhone almost shot for shot…if anything were to go wrong with my camera’s mainly the Fuji X- T5 and my Nikon D850 then my memories are backed up. The most important things about our holiday was the making of memories and those are important to both Jonathan and myself…..
Leeds may be a (fairly) contemporarily-built train station, but this view down the platform strongly reminded me of the gloomy Victorian edifices of the 60s / early 70s which still harboured decades of soot and grime from the steam age.
I framed up the shot with that in mind and made sure to expose as best I could the bright front-end of the DMU, so as to capture a highlight in the gloom. Well, the best I could with the iPhone anyway.
Further editing was done back home to give the effect I was after. I don't normally post a couple of the same train straight after one another, but figured the unit in this instance was only a small, albeit important, component of the whole.
For the record, Northern 'Sprinter' unit 158797 stands waiting on signals at platform 9 with the late-running 9.16am Halifax - Hull (2K10). Goes to full-screen quite well.
iPhone16 PRO
9.54am, 6th May 2025
'The day it all went down'
A ride on the London Eye catches the Houses of Parliament in all their staid and classical glory.
The mood of our elected brethren within however was rather more febrile. For, just two-and-a-half-hours earlier, Sir Keir Starmer had resigned as the UK Prime Minister after months of intense pressure, primarily from within his own Labour Party relating to his inability to effectively lead the Government in achieving its manifesto goals. The final catalyst came when Andy Burnham, Mayor for Manchester, was given permission to stand as an MP in the Ashton-in-Makerfield by-election initiated as a result of the incumbent Labour MP standing down to allow Burnham to try win a place in Government. Burnham has been openly critical of Starmer's leadership and is widely seen as a shoo-in to become his successor.
Starmer had vowed to fight on stating that his achievements were a work-in-progress with more time needed. After the Thursday win by Burnham however, senior Labour figures effectively told Starmer over the weekend that he no longer had the support of the House, and his position was untenable.
So, at 9.30am on Monday 22nd June, Starmer finally announced his resignation - a move most political commentators and many voters saw as both inevitable, and not before time. Having led the Labour Party to a very comfortable outright majority at the 2024 General Election, in just 2 years Starmer's star had fallen on the back of both mis-steps and a perceived inability to get things done. How his legacy will ultimately be seen, if indeed there is one, only time will tell.
This shot was taken at 12.10pm. I waited until a red London 'Boris(!) Bus' was crossing Westminster Bridge - which strangely coincided with an Uber Boat coming in to the frame. Whether the latter moored up beside the House of Commons hoping for a fare, I didn't notice ;)
iPhone16 PRO
Monday 22nd June 2026
Taken at Hemingby in the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds…..
We love the Wolds and had tea at the walled garden Baumber and I can recommend the tea in china cups and the beautiful homemade cakes - the slices were huge…I am late adding this and it’s from my iPad. My PC is on the blink and an expert has this morning tried to get it working properly but no success yet so I am stuck uploading IPhone shots from my iPad..Sue :)
A ticket to ride on the Dartmouth Steam Railway also comes with a free ferry crossing from the Kingswear terminus, over the river, to Dartmouth - which arguably includes one of the best views of the town.
Never mind the houses overlooking the harbour, who wouldn't want to be custodian of one of those splendidly placed (and rather less expensive) allotments top right?
iPhone16 PRO
29th June 2025
I had to choose between this shot showing more of the surrounding cliffs with their rocky inlets or one taken further back that would show less of the them but possibly more boats.
I picked this shot but being at our caravan at Skegness again I may well go short of photos to upload apart from what is already on my iPad so it might get added anyway. The lack of info tells me this is an iPhone 16 pro shot. I will have used a Fuji camera as well but they are on my PC….if you are thinking of going here be aware of the hill…which was fine going down but I felt I would collapse on the way back up or be knocked down by the ceaseless flow of traffic that bear down on you as if hell bent on knocking you over. We have 2 dogs on leads making it more difficult but saw a family of five, the parents and 3 beautiful small children having some difficulty keeping tightly to one side of the road. Before anyone says there is a footpath well we used that as far as it went but it peters out before reaching the cove. Also the first visit we found the beach car park but it’s small and fills quickly Sue :)
Driving back from Porthleven yesterday the sky was beautiful and Umbellifers still looking good. Add in a farm gate/ gatepost and I scream stop lol….its a simple scene but one that brings me pleasure. The grass/ hay newly mowed in the adjacent field and all felt well in my world. Just one of those moments that make a holiday feel just that…..a lovely holiday. Sue :)
A pair of Locomotive Services Ltd class 20s, D8096 and D8107, looking resplendent in their British Railway's livery stand at Chester station after arriving with the 9.00am Crewe HS - Chester light-engine move (0D41). The locos would return to Crewe as the 11.10am departure (0K42).
Presumably the class 20s were under test seeing as they apparently worked back out to Chester again later that day as the 0D43 ex-Crewe, returning as the 0K44 move.
Given the phone camera has been seeing a fair bit of action recently, I've created a new album 'Travels with my iPhone'.... www.flickr.com/photos/davidhayes/albums/72177720335060164/
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iPhone16 PRO
10.33am, 4th August 2026
I am cold in our caravan and I have a window of WiFi….
Jonathan hasn’t so he is rightly p**sed off cos has no Drs Net…
So then Aldeburgh beach….The Scallop Shell Sculpture and the floor outside the lift of our apartment in Palma Nova earlier this year…I took photos of the chalets at Sandilands today so my Chalet fix has / was satiated but I’m not sure 🤔 might go back because my Fuji x100v was playing up and the focus square things kept skittering about all over the place so goodness knows if anything looks okay really…I keep trying to catch up on a few photos each day but the dogs need walking twice a day but I have been doing my best 😊
I apologise for any faves or comments given via the group HSS
Happy Sliders Sunday.
I have left the group because I honestly didn’t realise it involved so many people using AI as a large part of their processing.
I don’t personally do much manipulation using AI except for taking down excessive noise in my shots and also for upsizing my photos if I need enough pixels to print well - usually old photos taken by me and processed by me.
It is a preference but not my preference so apologies….