Photos you have taken in the last month of which you like.

[GregMay]

Different reasons

Stood in awe at these guys 75miles into the Lakeland 100 fell race and were moving only slightly slower than I was in the 50miler. Another level of mental toughness to me.

DSC01101.jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

And, this weekend I took my wife out for her first ever bikepacking/bivi trip. I brought her rum and coke to ease the pain
DSC01116.jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

[GregMay]

DSC01081.jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

[jam bo]

starting to get dark early...

[voodoo_simon]

Two from last week

[rando nomad]

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Reykjavik street art

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[Fat tyre kicker]

@ voodoo_simon, that second pic is one of me n the misses
Favourite spots,we take our the four legged family members up there quite often

[Robster]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... 6ce19576be

Not biking or bivi but... New Quay on the Tamar.

[ScotRoutes]

Just returning from an overnighter round the Cairngorms and I caught this in the lens at the south end of Glen Feshie

[jameso]

starting to get dark early...

I love that .. simple and moody, so effective

[jam bo]

starting to get dark early...

I love that .. simple and moody, so effective

Thanks. That was kind of the plan. Came out ok with a bit of tweaking.

[jamesatthelodge]

mostly flat in the midlands but we did find this small hill

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[danielgroves]

Looks like everyones been busy while I've been off galavanting around Scotland (sadly without the bike!), some really good stuff has been posted in here. Here's one of my latest camps with my new Hilleberg Akto and my friends Tarp Tent Scarp.

[gazaddy]

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[thenorthwind]

mostly flat in the midlands but we did find this small hill

Nah, you've just turned the camera at a bit of an angle. You can't fool me.

[cycleofaddiction]

A few pictures from a three day 200km round trip from my doorstep in Stoke up into the Peak District started on Sunday just gone

[Bearbonesnorm]

[voodoo_simon]

@ voodoo_simon, that second pic is one of me n the misses
Favourite spots,we take our the four legged family members up there quite often

It's a lovely spot that I don't visit often. Might do a bivi that way soon in the plantation area to the west of the hill

[danielgroves]

Another one from Scotland! Six images in this panorama.

For those who don't know the area well, you're looking at Ben Nevis from Meall an t-Suidhe. Think I'm going to have to get myself a print done of this one!

[Mariner]

Great pic.
Have you fallen under the spell of Hamish Fultons work?
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/ful ... and-t07410

[danielgroves]

Great pic.
Have you fallen under the spell of Hamish Fultons work?
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/ful ... and-t07410

Thanks! I've not actually come across him before (I'm not particularly well educated in the history of photography, or past photographers). Last year I was in over in Glencoe on Sgorr na Cìche (aka "The Pap of Glencoe") facing Sgorr Nam Fiannaidh when I took the photo below. I've basically been getting slowly more and more obsessed with adding drama through black and white processing since. Processing images like this suits the particularly atmosphere low-hanging clouds create really well.

[slarge]

Never ceases to amaze me how good some people are with their cameras. I would love to have the patience and creativity to take decent photos.

[JohnClimber]

[GregMay]

Never ceases to amaze me how good some people are with their cameras. I would love to have the patience and creativity to take decent photos.

Take your camera with you - shoot often - shoot more - go more places.

It's less about patience and more about experiencing what you want your photos to show. I very rarely set up a shot, if ever, I go out and shoot. I'm quite the opposite of patient. I'd never consider myself creative either, I just get myself into positions where things look interesting.

Prime example:
Trudge by Greg.May, on Flickr

I honestly consider this one of the best photos I've ever taken. There was no reason to lug the DSLR out with me on a 20km run in those conditions - but I did. It should have stayed in the waterproof bag - but it didn't. Conditions were everything that you shouldn't want to remember or experience. Thats not creativity or patience - it's persistence and stubbornness :)

[JohnClimber]

Never ceases to amaze me how good some people are with their cameras. I would love to have the patience and creativity to take decent photos.

Also sign up to a "photo a day" group which forces you to take a different photo each and every day, so you end up looking at your day to day life from different angles

[Mariner]

Re Trudge by Greg May.

I can get that effect on a bright day with the camera on my phone.