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I've recently opened an account with Flickr & don't know why I left it so long, it's brilliant. Among the albums I've made so far is a monochrome one, some shots are new some are older ones but all recently revamped using Silver Efex. Monochrome and Selective Colour

Thanks for all the nice comments. I'll get these loaded up onto my website when I get time to do them, It's all just a bit chaotic here at the moment. A simple wiring job in my garage to provide a power point for the new electrically operated doors turned into a major rewire. Fortunately I was...

Been slowly working my way through more photos from my France trip of a few week ago amongst the myriad other things I've been doing here - major revamp of garage and collecting bits for the new (old) car that should be arriving within the next few weeks. Also been looking at new DSLR cameras...

Sorry, should have said, these were shot on my aging Canon 550D using a Canon 17-40 L Zoom. The metering on the camera packed in whilst on the French tour so most to the shots were pure guesswork. New camera body time I think, I only ever buy cheap bodies as I abuse them too much but this...

I've recently returned from a road trip over in France where I explored a lot of small medieval villages in the Lot and Dordogne areas. The shots I took this year were all done with a view to making them monochromes for my "Backroads of France" series of photos for my website. I did a similar...

Makes me feel cold just looking at those

Nice! :2thumbs:

Same Loch same trip

Taken in August last year on a roadtrip to Scotland. Apologies for the border it was p/shopped for something else.

Moody as Scotland gets, these were shot at the back end of summer this year on a roadtrip. Loch Garry and The road into Glen Coe

Lovely shots, i particularly like the last one - it really does illuminate

Been trying out Silver Efex and I quite like it - it's easy enough to use and seems to give decent results. A few re-processd shots I did earlier today: The first two were with my Olympus EPL-5 with 50mm Pentax F1.7 lens attached and the others were with my Canon DSLR. Haven't got a clue what...

But we're not in company (well, I'm not) and we're not being pig ignorant :biggrin:

Modern life unfortunately. I've actually got up and walked out of pubs and restaurants when the company I've been in has been more interested in their phone than in the person sat in front of them. Pet hate of mine :smile:

Bill, I've just realised this is in the B&W forum - erm, oops! :redface:

Posted the colour shot of this in the Stroll Photography forum. Thought it would make a decent mono. E-PL5 with Pentax 50mm SMC f1.7 lens

I'd print that large and hang it on my dining room wall There's something very enigmatic about it :thumbup:

Christilna, that first one is a beauty - it actually brought a lump to my throat.

Nice first photo, Woody - well captued :thumbup:

Cracking shots, Bill. Have to agree with the others, they're all stunning but that one of the Colosseum is superb. :thumbup: D

Just had a look through the photos on your blog, Duane, beautiful work. :smile:

I think i prefer the warmer toned one at the bottom, although the blue does give a colder ambience to what is a wintery scene. Many years ago in another life when I did my own colour and B/W processing and printing in a proper darkroom (happy days) I used to print onto achival fibre paper and...

James, as relative newby here I've just been looking back over your past posts that document your nocturnal jaunts with the cats and absolutely loved seeing them and reading your stories. Brilliant stuff! I must admit to being more of a dog man, but those cats of yours are beautiful. Keep...

This made me chuckle - lovely shot. D