Recent content by jeangenie

He's a great looking pup, as well as being so clever. It's lovely to have a record of his puppyhood, they change so quickly.

What can I say except 'Awesome' and 'Wow'. It's somewhere I've always wanted to visit, but after seeing this stunning set I know I'd come back disappointed with my shots.

I see that you are 17 and guess that you are applying for a college course, or similar. I agree that looking at how other photographers would approach the task is useful and all part of the learning curve, but at your age the interviewers will not expect you to have fund your photographic...

Indeed it would! Look forward to some stunning shots.

I know this road and the tress really are stunning. No 2 for me because I like the way the sunlight plays on the road and that's something you're very aware of when you drive along there. Are you going to revisit it in autumn? :)

Ian - Jet is a real cutie, and looking at him stalking through the grass I think your neighbourhood birds and small mammals should be warned that he will get bigger, faster and more cunning. :nailbiting: Well done on getting details in his fur.

D'oh - only just found this - I was wondering what had happened to it! I've just watched it through twice and am in awe at the variety of shots. Thanks so much Yv for all your hard work. :)

I'm jealous, jealous, jealous, with eyes as green as the sky. It's hard to pick a favourite, but number 1 just nudges into the lead. :clap::clap::clap:

Taken at Yew Tree Bottom in the New Forest at 6.51 am

You have caught the light really well - not only on the dinghies but also on the beach beneath them. Very atmospheric and worth the early start. :)

It's ages since I've posted any pics on here - my mojo took a long holiday - but it's time I picked up my camera again and tried to remember which way to point it - so I'm in. Eek - I'd better start thinking.

This is one of my favourite beaches - and that just makes me want to go back there right now!, so thanks for the reminder of how gorgeous it is. :)

Awww - I bet he keeps the floor crumb-free as well. :)

With pleading eyes like that, I hope he didn't wait in vain! A lovely shot, Mark.

There's no doubt - the first one's a stunner and deserves pride of place on your living room wall. But I also love the old world charm of the second one, and the soft light is beautiful. Definitely worth the early start. :)