Recent content by stibz

Just think of the uproar that would have been created, had it been a fox and not a dog, the foxhunting brigade would have had a field day with it.. but as it's a dog.......

Of course you right, any good photographer could take really excellent photo's with any cheap camera of any type. like you say, it's not what you have in hand, it's whats between the ears. We must all have heard "All the gear & no idea" before. My opinion was DSLRs are best.

You said that, not me, all cameras have uses, but if your serious about photography, you need a DSLR, if you want snaps, there is plenty of choices.

DSLR is the way to go, end of.

You can go near the sight screens, just not behind the bowlers arm, if you know what I mean, my three sons all played cricket, junior, second team ect, my 18yr old played from when he was 7yrs old upto this year, he's 18 now, so I've been to a lot of matches. Just don't be moving about when the...

I've seen the kingfishers at Fairburn on my only visit there last year, lots of screens ect for watcher to hide behind while looking at all the wildlife, guys there with expensive gear photting the birds, with some big lenses also.

Hi, One thing nobody seems to have noticed, the Wall at Dawlish was faulty for a while. I've seen a photo, taken during the summer, that shows a *dip* in the level of the top of the wall and a bulge outwards, right at the point it failed. Funny how nobody appears to have noticed this. (100%...

The son need to be taught a lesson, a little jail term should teach him he can't attack anyone he chooses to, for whatever reason. (though I doubt it will happen, because of who he is )

Hi, I never seem to see them during daylight hours, then IF I do, I'm normally working without a camera. They seem to be anywhere & everywhere here in West Yorkshire. I have two cats and foxes don't bother them & visa versa, I've even seen the cat sat in the gateway and the fox just jumped over...

Hi, A friend told me that Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster is good, never been myself, yet!

I remember spending a week there as a teenager with my parents 40yrs ago, Seals in the harbour and salmon fishermen I remember from the time.

No not just you, I aggree 100% like many many others, to quote an American term "it sucks":shake:

I could have a go at a few cricket shots, with my son playing twice a week (Weds eve & Saturdays).

I hate our national anthem also, so dull and boring, we need something a bit more cheery lol

I would not do it these days, especially with older kids. I have done in the past when they where a lot younger, like under 9 yrs of age. They have made it more difficult in recent years, trouble is, hols are so expensive during school holidays, bloody-rip off IMO.