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I quite like the framing of this image- the dark cloud overhead and the immediate foreground help to emphasize the lightrays (at least I hope they do!).
A picture that I had forgotten about since it was extremely dark, and before I got lightroom (very recently) it would have been impossible to salvage. I don't think that I've done too bad a job of rescuing though, even if it's not amazing...
Sunray Travel's yard at Woking yesterday (Sunday 28th July). The four Olympians were originally due to be back by or on Saturday, but - as is clear from their presence here - plans have changed. They're now due to stay around for a few more days until replacements arrive.
Here, you can see the pink and puple Southern Transit Olys, parked in order back to front: N430 FKK, N429 FKK, N431 FKK.
Monument Way East, Maybury, Woking, Surrey.
I took this with my cross star filter, and I thought it turned out kind of interesting. My settings were f/8 at 1/4000 of a second, with ISO 400.
A flickr friend gave me some good advice about this photo so I decided to try posting it straight from the scanner. I think the scanner probably did a better job with it than I did. My scanner is a CanoScan 9000F.
A photo from our recent holiday crusing, on the MS Dionis, around the Croatian islands. A wonderful peaceful holiday, with only 38 passengers onboard.
This shot is early morning as we return to Dubrovnik.
® Mike Broome 2014
Sunray Travel's yard at Woking yesterday (Sunday 28th July). The four loaned Olympians were originally due to be back by or on Saturday, but - as is clear from their presence here - plans have changed. They're now due to stay around for a few more days until replacements arrive.
Here we see the Marshall - DM43 (V361 DLH), and another ex-Countryliner vehicle, this time a Plaxton coach, in cream livery (most Countryliner coaches were painted white). This is a new addition to death row.
I'm assuming it's VP949 (M949 TSX). Anyone else have any other ideas?
Monument Way East, Maybury, Woking, Surrey.