Recent content by barryj21

I goggled paddington bear, them came back to this. I get it now.

Thanks Phil for the feedback. I really liked the break in the clouds, but a lot of the sunset was behind the crest of hill so out of view. Being in norfolk, that is a surprising sentence to be using! :)

I feel like this is one of those magic pictures, which I could never make out.

OK, thanks Alf.

Sorry I thought I'd posted into Rural and Scenic! Is it possible to change where it is posted?

A lonely dead tree in a field in Norfolk. This was a chance capture - I driving home and saw the sunset below the dark clouds, which looked great. I knew of this old tree so took a quick detour on the chance that it might make a nice image. This was the result.

I agree it looks fake ... and it wouldn't be much of a shot with the birds eyes bulging and a huge hand in view!

It could just be the volume of people trying use the same access points at the same time. During a game it is likely to be a heavy load and so this might not be unique to Huddersfield?

Very atmospheric. The disturbance in the water suits the image well given the angry sky.

Lovely set of images.

Nice. I really like how you've captured the sky.

These are fantastic.

I'm not too far from there (Little Plumstead).

Neil, yes I live locally. To get there, turn off the Wroxham Road onto Hall Road (towards St. Benets Abbey) and drive to the t-junction at the bottom of the road. Turn right at the t-junction (this is onto Cold Harbour Road) and follow it to the end of the road. It gets *very* bumpy, and...

Cheers for the suggestion Steve ... I plan to go back in day light have a proper look around. The side of the river I was on is in the back end of nowhere and it is all marshland. I wasn't confident enough to venture off the path in the darkness. There is a sort of picnic area (there is a...