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:thumbs:Books arrived this morning, really chuffed...Thanks again Bob. Anthony

:clap: Congratulations Crieffy, lovely winning shot and I must say that the standard of entries for this wildlife competition were some of the highest I've seen on Talk Photography...Superb effort by everyone. Great prize from Charlie...Top Man.:thumbs: Anthony

:) Thanks Daisey, that's very kind of you.

:) Many thanks again everyone.

:) Thanks very much everyone, especially Bob for his competition and very generous prize. It's the first time I've won anything with my photography and I'm really chuffed...There were some excellent entries and some very varied shots and I must say that it must have been a difficult choice to...

A lovely gesture Bob and congratulations on 5000 posts. My entry Last light at Lyme Park Cheshire... Anthony

Taken this morning at the Peak District... Anthony

I'd just like to say what a beautiful and generous prize this is...A real work of art, well done and many thanks Charlie. Anthony

Last few hours now for submissions... Closes 10pm Tonight Thanks Anthony

:) What better way of trying out your new camera than some snow pictures? Have a walk mate and test that white balance! Anthony

Well looking at the forecast, the Peaks are a 100% no-no...Heavy snow and severe hill fog! Local it is then :shrug:

:thinking: I'm just wondering where the best place to go will be...Was going to go into the Peak District, but I'm now thinking better of it! I'll just have a local wander I think! Anthony

:) Cheers Rich. Open to interpretation and should be interesting to see what everyone comes up with. :thumbs: Some very nice and varied shots submitted already.

:) Thanks Shirley. Hopefully like you say 'plenty of scope' with this one and perhaps even a chance for folk to plan ahead and 'picture' the kind of shot they're after. Looking forward to seeing how everyone interprets this challenge. Anthony

Bird Challenge #9 - Birds In The Landscape Time to get a little bit creative this month and get out there and photograph some birds in their enviroment. A lot of bird photographers (Myself included) seem to concentrate on getting close up shots of our feathered friends showing fine detail...