Daily Jake's 365 Challenge

Sorry - been busy again - bee is gorgeous and those bluebell woods look so inviting :)
 
Oh man, got a bit behind and so many good ones here (142,143,144,145,146,147 I really like - love the colours in 147) but I think my overall fave is 152! Lovely scene.
 
whipspeed said:
Lovely, would look nice when the dappled sun reached these as well.
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Sonriendo said:
Sorry - been busy again - bee is gorgeous and those bluebell woods look so inviting :)
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TimmyG said:
Oh man, got a bit behind and so many good ones here (142,143,144,145,146,147 I really like - love the colours in 147) but I think my overall fave is 152! Lovely scene.
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Thanks everyone! I will catch up with your threads, and with my uploads ASAP! I've been too busy loving the sunny weather! :thumbs::lol:
 
Day 155


155/365 by JRTurnerPhotography, on Flickr

A late night/early morning star trail at Lydiard Park in Swindon. The long line to the left leading up is the International Space Station, and the short line central is a shooting star.

Canon EOS 5D Mark III|24-105mm L
 
Nice catch up Jake - loving the ballet shot - hoping to do some with my girlie like that through the summer :D
 
Amazing work. Love the sharpness and detail in 153, 154 is just an all round brilliant image and the light trails in 155 is brilliant. I can't believe you managed to include the ISS and a shooting star in the same exposure. :thumbs:
 
TimmyG said:
Amazing work. Love the sharpness and detail in 153, 154 is just an all round brilliant image and the light trails in 155 is brilliant. I can't believe you managed to include the ISS and a shooting star in the same exposure. :thumbs:
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Thanks Tim! I was quite pleased when I saw the ISS was going to be coming up where I was shooting. I didn't even see the star until I processed the photos. I did see 2 shooting stars while I was shooting however, an iridium flare and a few smaller satelittes.
 
I love Bluebells and 155!
 
Catching up quickly here - love that sunset - although your watermark is placed horribly and really spoils it :(

I've not seen any Damselflies yet this year - nice colour on that one :thumbs:
 
Some good shots Jake, I like the sunset, but I wish the windmill was facing into the shot and not out of it.
Like the gliders too. My Dad used to build & fly them when I was a child, but no remote control then, the tail was set to make it circle, then a timer lifted the tail to make it come down, they were beautiful.
 
vince31 said:
Some awesome photography Jake , the Ballerina is my Favourite
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Thanks Vince :)

Sonriendo said:
Catching up quickly here - love that sunset - although your watermark is placed horribly and really spoils it :(

I've not seen any Damselflies yet this year - nice colour on that one :thumbs:
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Thanks Sarah. I just slapped it on there, didn't really worry about placement. I was getting too frustrated that it wasn't turning out how I wanted it too :lol:

whipspeed said:
Some good shots Jake, I like the sunset, but I wish the windmill was facing into the shot and not out of it.
Like the gliders too. My Dad used to build & fly them when I was a child, but no remote control then, the tail was set to make it circle, then a timer lifted the tail to make it come down, they were beautiful.
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Thanks Sarah. I do also, but that would have meant a massive walk accross the field, and the colours would have been gone!
 
Giraffe is the pick for me too - although Malteser is kind of cute too.
 
whipspeed said:
Love the Giraffe shot Jake the DOF & focus is very good.
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Sonriendo said:
Giraffe is the pick for me too - although Malteser is kind of cute too.
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vince31 said:
Day 166 and 167 are awesome Jake !!
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Thanks everyone :) I was chuffed with the trip to Port Lympne. Possibly the most difficult zoo for photography I've ever been too, but also the best for animals, they all have massive enclosures. I stroked and fed Rhinos and fed these giraffes while we headed off road where usual safari's can't go.
 
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