Once again keep up the amazing work Greg, and thanks for doing the write-ups. Really enjoy reading these reports.

http://cloud.danielgroves.net/IHQK1tGUjx/20170607-DSCF4030.jpg Another from a few months back that I just got to. Think this was shot with a 10-stop ND, but it may have been the 6-stop. I don't recall exactly now. I just wish I'd shot it from a tad higher so the top of the last post doesn't hit the...

Good job there Gari, especially considering the mid-day sun.

Don't think I ever shared this either. Self-portrait from a divvy on the summit of Helvellyn on the Aug bank holiday.

One I've finally stumbled across today, Derwent Water. Not actually done everything about everyones watermark feedback yet, just been too busy, but I've not forgotten. :oops: http://cloud.danielgroves.net/20170830-DSCF5340.jpg Greg: please don't stop, I like seeing your images. I'll try and post mor...

Not bad for a Ohm project.

Cool, thanks all. That actually makes sense, I think I was looking at the logo individually to the image, but as soon as you look at the thing as a whole that makes perfect sense.

Going to experiment a bit with size, translucency, colour and placement and see where that leads.

Very nice Dan. Different to your usual fair and in a good way. Logo is nice, but could be a bit smaller. Detracts from the image where it is located. Thanks Greg. Still playing with the balance in terms of size of the logo, I think the bottom left is the most out of the way to place it though. I'm ...

Going to brake the rules a bit today. Might even make a habit of it over the next couple of weeks if I don't get told off :oops: Shot this last feb, but only got around to editing it last week. This was during some winter mountaineering in cumbria during the brief bit of snow, on Skiddaw. There also...

Mike wrote:What camera are you using for these pics??

Everything shot on the Fuji X-T1, but I was carrying a fair size setup for the trip (tripod, filters, etc)

Much shorter this one, Montenegro: https://danielgroves.net/adventures-photography/2017/11/eurovelo-montenegro Kittens and good views, what more can I say? https://danielgroves-net.imgix.net/2016-06-web-DSCF7484.jpg?auto=format&dpr=2&ixjsv=2.2.1&q=50&w=800 https://danielgroves-net.im...

Jealous!

I couldn't tell you why, but I really like that last shot Greg. There's a really nice grain to it. Thanks Dan, that is why I like to take photos like this. I utterly adore when a shot fades to empty. I was hoping the heavy fog I've been seeing from the commute all week would hang around for the wee...

I couldn't tell you why, but I really like that last shot Greg. There's a really nice grain to it.

JohnClimber wrote: Today I sent our red'ist of red cranes to a lifting job at the Man City ground.

8/10 needs red tyres

160/160 on both bikes.

Salsa has Avid G2s or whatever they're called because that's what it came with.
On one has the Shimano floating ones that aren't ice tech

One of the third party brake companies used to do a separate finned back and pads so you only needed to replace the actual pads when they'd worn. Can't remember who it was though. That'll be Uberbike. I'm trying their pads now, and I really can't say I've noticed any difference over the normal Shim...

Interesting idea, would want to see how effective they actually are being buying.

Not convinced on the whole two-in-one drinking system and inflator idea.

You missed out top gear, my one is mostly used on the road than off road Pedal as fast as my legs can for about 20s, then I'm knackered and need to coast for a bit of a rest - rinse and repeat I do like my single speed, I'm doing it on flats, suspect it might help a bit to do it with SPDs but not p...

GregMay wrote:Backwards. It can happen.

I try to forget about the backwards instances. They always end badly for me.

Thanks groover / dude !! A perfect weekend lined up - a couple of beers, old bike on the kitchen table and youtube instructional! Struggle with 11 and 20 gears....one should be interesting - but hey its ok to walk and push and ..... catch a ride on the back of a passing truck. Get them banjo's out!...

Should be pretty easy, you'll need: * Singlespeed Chainring (https://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CROOSS/on-one-stainless-chainring - £20) * Rear Sprocket (included in below) * Rear Sprocket Spacer Kit (https://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/SKOOSSKK/on-one-singlespeed-converter-kit - £10) * Chain (https://www.on-one...

If you were to opt for Poison Ivy Green, would that make me a trend setter?

voodoo_simon wrote:

GregMay wrote:More film again, FP4+. Quite odd in it's use, going to take some practice as a lot of shots are blown out

What do you mean by 'blown out'?

Something that's "blown out" is where the highlights are over-exposed so you don't have any detail left, aka the highlights are pure white.

Hell if know what I'm talking about though, I just know how I like to shoot, and what I like. Everyone is going to be different. For me, shot A (someone I follow) is of far more interest than shot B (Flickr trending under Sunset). https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3804/33204400640_79ba3dfaec_b.jpg Unt...