Spotted a togger : Part 3

[garryknight]

Don't Point That Thing at Me by Garry Knight, on Flickr

 

[angelpaaul]

G

 

[gramps]

Looking for the shot by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

With layers? @Merlin5

 

[gramps]

At the demo at Colston's Statue today.


My Pronouns Are... by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[garryknight]

The Older Brick Lane Photographer by Garry Knight, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

Photographing Bath Abbey today.


Checking exposure by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[rpn]

Photographing A Photographer by Stan, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

Bird Blogger?


Bird Blogger? by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[sirch]

What's 'e looking at

 

[gramps]

Out-gunned


Out-gunned by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

Shoot-out


Shoot-out by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

Carrying the can


Carrying the can by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[The Duke of Bork]

 

[gramps]

At arms length.



Keeping the hobby at arms length by Bristol Streets, on Flickr



Reaching for the skies by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

Street Cut by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[Pound Coin]

 

[gramps]

Looking a bit precarious!


Getting down to it by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[garryknight]

A bit of DIY.

Wooden Box Camera by Garry Knight, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

Nikon shooter.


Nikon Shooter by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[Tysonator]

LOL,
I see a lot of middle age men with expensive toys ! !

hold on minute that means me as well,..... : (

 

[Topsy]

A bit of DIY.

Wooden Box Camera by Garry Knight, on Flickr

Wow, long time since I saw a Benbo Tripod.

 

[gramps]

Wow, long time since I saw a Benbo Tripod.

Heavy and a bit awkward but very versatile.

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

"Togger (14)"

Togger (14)-03648ip by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

 

[garryknight]

Canon user, not working, just chatting.

Chat With a Togger by Garry Knight, on Flickr

 

[woof woof]

Maybe the horses are thinking "Just get on with it and take the picture. I want to go paddle."

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Maybe the horses are thinking "Just get on with it and take the picture. I want to go paddle."

Very nice candid style capture Alan, well seen & presented.

 

[woof woof]

Very nice candid style capture Alan, well seen & presented.

Thank you. Taken with a modern camera and a film era 50mm and shot hyperfocal so a very quick grab shot.

 

[garryknight]

The FE 70-200G on an Alpha 7 ii by the looks of it.

Big White Sony Lens by Garry Knight, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

Gender Neutral by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

On the right lines by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[rpn]

The Band and The Photographer by Stan, on Flickr

 

[rpn]

The Togger by Stan, on Flickr

 

[gramps]

The Wedding Photographer by Bristol Streets, on Flickr

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

"Smile Please"

Smile Please-03665ip by G.K.Jnr., on Flickr

 

[swanseamale47]

Spotted at Blaenavon ironworks.

 

[woof woof]

We went to the seaside and a cloud seemed to have descended. I'd never seen this before. Anyway, togger possibly with a mirrorless camera, something with a fully articulating screen.

 

[Ed Sutton]

 

[garryknight]

We went to the seaside and a cloud seemed to have descended. I'd never seen this before.

I've seen this at Broadstairs in Kent. I've always assumed it was something to do with the local weather systems and the shape of the bay.

 

[woof woof]

I've seen this at Broadstairs in Kent. I've always assumed it was something to do with the local weather systems and the shape of the bay.

I don't remember ever seeing this before. When we were in the car driving towards the coast we could clearly see the cloud moving over the land. It was surreal. I did ask an older person if they'd ever seen this before and they hadn't.

 

[tikkathreebarrel]

I don't remember ever seeing this before. When we were in the car driving towards the coast we could clearly see the cloud moving over the land. It was surreal. I did ask an older person if they'd ever seen this before and they hadn't.

It's usually called a "sea fret" .

 

[woof woof]

It's usually called a "sea fret" .

I've seen fret a thousand times and I've posted pictures showing it at the coast before as I often see it at Saltburn but this looked radically different. Imagine fret turned up to 12 when the dial normally only goes to 10 Driving to the cost you could see it moving over the land, it was so well defined and looking just like a cloud. In it it was much thicker than I've ever seen. I've never seen anything like it.

 

[garryknight]

Driving to the cost you could see it moving over the land, it was so well defined and looking just like a cloud.

This reminds me of when I was driving home from the Birchington, Kent area on Wednesday night and pretty much the same thing happened at some point along the A2/M2 route. I wasn't at all sure what was going on, whether it was mist, or junk on the windscreen, or what, but I had very reduced vision but using the windscreen washer cleared it up enough so that I could see what seemed to be a large patch of cloud all around the car. It happened at about four points along a short section of the route. I've had this before at higher altitudes, but not at something like 60m above sea level, probably not too far from Sittingbourne. As it was well inland, I didn't associate it with this discussion about clouds at the seaside until now.

I'd wondered if it was caused by a temperature inversion and asked my passenger who was more knowledgeable than me about these things but she wasn't sure if that would cause low-lying clouds. Any weather experts around?