Recent content by JonathanM

Back in 2006 I said I needed to crop the first image in this series and then repost. Well, nearly 3 years later, I've finally got around to doing it! Hopefully I have "squared" the image off, and also removed some of the little distracting spots off the original.

Typical. I don't visit the forum for months then a comp comes up that I think I have the ideal picture for. Doh! http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/52601-continuing-eiffel-tower-theme.html#post1508786

I like No2. Nice framing, nice colours, just looks like she is keen to stay dry & get where she is going asap.

Apologies for not making contact, it was a family trip arranged at quite short notice. Plus I have not been a regular on the forum for a little while but am trying harder to make the effort. My wife used to live in Duren as an exchange student for a year, and now her job (a german teacher...

I'm not sure it is the focusing at fault, more than likely the exposure or still some camera shake. you don't want to see the others I took though...... I've been to Koln maybe 4 or 5 times, never managed to get inside the cathedral yet! Always had too much on. Rather nice camera shop in the...

Thank you. I've been to this place many, many times, but for one reason or another it has nearly always been morning time. Obviosuly returning in the afternoon meant that the light was coming from a different angle, and this shot is the result.

The place up at Formby Point, yes. Been meaning to go there for years but only got around to it in Feb this year! And that was because of the snow!

No, not cropped, it is as shot.

Taken on a very windy day, most images have shake +++ despite being tripod mounted!!

There is a pine forest on the coast about 30 miles from where I live. It is renowned for the population of red squirrel, which in the UK is under threat from the pox virus carried by grey squirrel, who are not native to the UK (greys are classed as vermin, red are protected) Shots taken after...

An old slate quarry near Little Langdal,e in the Lake District, UK. Taken with my little Olympus compact after a days walking, about 4.00pm in the afternoon.

Hmm, interesting. Accomodation probably not a problem, as we'd caravan, Joanne (my wife) would be quite keen on this trip as she is an ex german language teacher, and recently has only been back their on business with no down time. Would it be beginning or end of the month?

Corinna, not a problem with this moving to general. My polariser is about 20 years old (!!!!!) and has progressed from being used with my superb Olympus OM 10, through a good few years of inactivity, and now is used with my equally superb Olympus E500. Funny how some technology doesn't...

Yes, but it wasn't an intentional maddona tour of France - just coincidence while I was there on holiday. this was taken in the cathedral in Royan, IMHO a very ugly building, but quite interesting lighting.