woodsider79

See images in part 1. This is the view along the ridge; :-D I never really saw it as words, but now you point it out...

There's a lot of it like that in western UK. It's taking over more and more as there are fewer cattle grazed on the uplands. It's a menace|! Otherwise known as Black Hill, Herefordshire.

Sounds very pleasant!

That's a nice lapwing. And the Goldfinch of course. Where do the ferries run from into Tallinn?

This looks an interesting place. If the place is derelict, I wonder about the story behind the sculpture?

Very interesting to see the side by side comparison. Would it be inappropriate to say that I think I prefer the Oly rendering? ;-)

These are fabulous. I think #2 is my pick. When you say cold months, what sort of temperatures are we talking?

From the Cat's Back ridge, there are interesting views on either side. Evening light was wonderful. To the west To the east. This is a steeply plunging hillside covered in bracken, levelling out at ...

"The lady loves... " #3 ;-)

That's a very pleasing composition.

Well that must count as a success! Beautiful shots! Just goes to show it's always worth looking back over old stuff from time to time.

Excellent shot. Wish I was there!

It's the woodland ones of this set that appeal to me most. Especially the first one with the twin trees.

Astonishing indeed! That must lift the spirit in these times. Beautiful pano too.

One of the few occasions when I often look to B&W. These hills tend to be just green in summer, and under a monotonous blue sky... But the conversion tends to emphasise the textures and allows a ...

Wales has had different restrictions - 5 mile limit, and NP has been closed. I dare say nobody would have been any the wiser if we had crossed the border. We did see a handful of other people on ...

What a great set! You're certainly making some fantastic images with the new Nikon. It's the little details that catch my eye - like the 3D clouds in #4, and I always take a good look at choir ...