Recent content by Gary Bagshawe

These guys are fruit bats in the maldives, they are really only active during the daylight hours and are really bad at landing in trees. They kind of crash into them knocking their mates off their perches and all hell breaks loose with lots of noise. Glad you like Geoff

VERY Dramatic, any post processing done?

Well they need not worry, the last 10 days have been average 32 degrees and 80% humidity, just leaving the monsoon season and into summertime. I arrived at the tail end of a typhoon. lol

Wow, that last shot really shows how well they blend in with the surroundings. At first I thought I was just looking at a pebble beach!!!

Upon arrival in the Maldives the weather was a bit wet.

One of the islands noisy and inquisitive inahabitants.

Congratulations, I allow our local rag to use my stuff for free, I did some training under there now picture editor when I was seventeen and I have also made a few sales from people phoning the paper and asking to buy a copy of a picture, they passed on my details and I got a sale. :)

I started a 3 year c&g photography thing when I left school, year 1 got the "o" level, year 2 got the "A" level then half way through the 3rd year I got a job as an assistant and promptly learned more in 1 week than 2 and a half years at college. I never did complete the course. As a word of...

Don't know why but I actually manage to get out of bed when im there, sunrises actually exist in the maldives but not here in Yorkshire for some reason. lol

That 2nd shot is simply stunning.

Going back here in a few days time, Sorry I aint been around for a while guys n gals but that "life" thing has been getting in the way. lol

Plant claymore mines on all approaches to the scene you are about to photograph and a few packets of c4 for good measure. Oh and don't forget to collect them after the shot if they were not tripped.

Actually yes this is a self portrait of how I felt whilst suffering from clinical depression several years ago, This is how I felt I appeared to others, whilst I was feeling that way.

This is an image from a series of photographs covering the emotion depression.

Good dof but has already been mentioned, It would have been a lot better had the shot got the ball in it and there had been a bit more action to it.