The TP 52 - 2025 Nog's 52 in 2025... Week 52 New & finished :-)

[Boots]

Interesting picture, there is lots going on there.

 

[nog]

Interesting picture, there is lots going on there.

Thanks Paul, just noticed the house with the hot tub have put panels up to get a bit of privacy from their next door neighbours

 

[Allan.H]

I know that view well, excellent shot for the theme

 

[nog]

Thanks Allan, first time we have been along the walls - they are quite impressive.

 

[nog]

Week 47 Keys
An attempt at High and low Keys

DSC05915-Edit.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

 

[Boots]

A good idea for the theme.

 

[nog]

A good idea for the theme.

Thanks Dave, finally got to use the flash I bought

 

[AlanDorset]

That made me want to know the link to the theme. Interesting contrast of techniques

 

[nog]

That made me want to know the link to the theme. Interesting contrast of techniques

Thanks Alan
The high key pic of Charlie should have been lighter/less shadow and dark areas but Charlie was getting fed up posing and didn’t want anymore treats , the low key shot is not too bad I think- but welcome any constructive criticism

 

[Darkslinger]

Great shots of your dog Keith and a good idea for the theme (I had the same one...).

 

[nog]

Great shots of your dog Keith and a good idea for the theme (I had the same one...).

Thanks Bill

 

[nog]

Week 48 Abstract

Christmas decoration thing, the panel is only 1cm depth but mirror gives impression of depth
DSC05968-3.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

Paper weight
DSC05987.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

 

[Boots]

An interesting pair of images. The first one looks like something you might see on "2001: A Space Odyssey".

 

[nog]

Thanks Paul

 

[SimonH]

Two nice images Keith. I'm drawn towards the first slightly more.

 

[nog]

Two nice images Keith. I'm drawn towards the first slightly more.

Thanks Simon, looking at them again I agree

 

[AlanDorset]

Oooh, nice. Made me investigate. Great lighting. But I do prefer the christmas decoration thing

 

[nog]

Oooh, nice. Made me investigate. Great lighting. But I do prefer the christmas decoration thing

Thanks Alan

 

[nog]

Week 49 High Contrast
One of our dogs was crying at 4:45 this morning, which thankfully is quite unusual. Anyway I thought she might want to go out for a wee so went downstairs, opened the door
and she looked daft at me- pretty sure she thought it was breakfast time.
Had a look outside and thought that looks a bit contrasty.

IMG_1174.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

 

[Boots]

That certainly is contrasty!

 

[Allan.H]

As above very contrasty nice cloud formation too

 

[AlanDorset]

Contrasty is a new entry in the dictionary

 

[Darkslinger]

Your abstract images are awesome Keith and the contrast image is really good as well.

 

[nog]

That certainly is contrasty!

Thanks Paul

As above very contrasty nice cloud formation too

Thanks Allan, yes looked good even at that time of the morning

Contrasty is a new entry in the dictionary

Thanks Alan, not sure about it being a new word

Your abstract images are awesome Keith and the contrast image is really good as well.

Cheers Bill

 

[SimonH]

That works really well Keith.

 

[nog]

That works really well Keith.

Thanks Simon

 

[nog]

Week 50 Past
Grey days
About 60 years ago picnickers on the riverbank would wave to the train passengers
DSC06146.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

Aber falls
In the foreground are the remains of an Iron Age round hut, the waterfall is igneous rock from volcanic action, there was a glacier here at one time and clog makers would camp here up to the 1920s using the alder wood
DSC06054.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

 

[Kell]

Interesting history lesson.

Agree with your chosen shot.

 

[Boots]

I agree that your chosen shot is the stronger of the two. Thanks for the commentary.

 

[-Oy-]

Yep ^^^^

Nice shot.

 

[Allan.H]

Nice bit of history, the second shot is the better one.

 

[Darkslinger]

I think that you chose the right shot Keith. The story really caps it off!

 

[wornish]

Nice shots and the story helps.

 

[nog]

Interesting history lesson.

Agree with your chosen shot.

I agree that your chosen shot is the stronger of the two. Thanks for the commentary.

Yep ^^^^

Nice shot.

Nice bit of history, the second shot is the better one.

I think that you chose the right shot Keith. The story really caps it off!

Nice shots and the story helps.

Thanks all

 

[SimonH]

Plus one for your chosen shot. I thought I recognised the location before I came to this page.

 

[nog]

Plus one for your chosen shot. I thought I recognised the location before I came to this page.

Thanks Simon, yes it’s a nice little walk

 

[nog]

Week 51 Reflections in glass

Finally got to use my crystal ball thing, so refraction and a bit of reflection from the Christmas tree
DSC06240-HDR.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

 

[Barney]

Beautiful

 

[firewireguy]

That's rather good and the colours and light are excellent.

 

[Boots]

That's nice!