John Beavin

Grumman Avenger under restoration at Aucklands Museum of transport and technology.

Guess by ignoring that you would be risking getting licked to death.

Bruno, as an ex RAF mechanic I can assure you all nut and bolts were wired like that where possible. better safe than sorry.

Wonderful, surprised to see such a parade in your part of the world, and noTrabants. LOL

If that is so Stuart, then why did you have to go to haggisland to get a photo? and please tell me why such small headlights?

A bit late in the year for these, this is probably the last.

Yes, guilty, we all have one or two Tim, mine is not checking the display before shooting and finding the W/B or something is set wrong, didn't seem to have this problem with film.

You should be very pleased with that lot, did you do any PP like sharpening, I feel they are a tad soft but then with a lowish shutter speed and panning that is not surprising, I am looking forward...

Hello Gwing, I am very surprised when you say the fly was shot the closest you could get, I have a TZ10, and in macro mode it excells, this fly on half an orange, was taken from about 2 inches, in...

This was taken in 1956 with an Arette 35mm camera, I  have forgotten the film, not surprisingly.  Douglas IOM senior TT weigh in,  John Surtese's MV Agusta. Oh the memories.

I would rather see the strawberry plate on an angle, with some foliage as a background,

Sande,The camera was an F3 cheapie, it has been dropped and has a large black blob on the LCD but it makes no difference to the picture, certainly not worth getting fixed, it lives in the car glove...

Didn't bother to compose, just wanted to capture that interesting sky.

I was a little puzzled by the colour of their beaks Donald, silly me thought they should be red? not so, well composed photo.

Fabulous pic's, realastic colour, though its not surprising  since you were using a super camera, LOL.

Coming round the corner I saw, and grabbed this.  Afew seconds later I got this, then I decidad to show the height of the lamp standard.  Just missed what I really wanted, just shows, always carry...

That is some landscape, many thabks for showing.

I would agree with you Morepix that the cropped one is the best, I think these off the cuff shots usually look the best in B/W, well spotted Dov.

I can't get full screen either, I don't think you will ever get a good facial image of those turtles, the colour will beat you, bit like trying to shoot a black cat in a coal scuttle, 10/10 for...

Another one from the Chinese lantern show, pity about the flagsat the bottom.