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mobertol 12-01-2013 14:32
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Trouble with this part of the world we don't seem to get those extremes any more - not that I ever remember it being 29 degrees! looking forward to some proper cold weather in the next few days - just below zero anyway - rather than warm and damp. That's not right at Christmas - but then neither is the high twenties and blue sea and sky!

On the met office website it says there may be 5 to 10cm of snow in places soon and travel may be disrupted - think we've all gone soft if that slows things down!
Christmas in the sun was weird I must admit but I enjoyed it all the same even if it was very different.
As to a bit of snow sending the road system haywire -that's just bad planning. You will have seen the amount of snow we had here and it stayed for days followed by another heavy fall but the roads were kept amazingly clear as they were well prepared. We all have to have either snow tyres fitted by November or carry snow-chains in the car which is an extra help...

susie123 12-01-2013 15:13
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As to a bit of snow sending the road system haywire -that's just bad planning. You will have seen the amount of snow we had here and it stayed for days followed by another heavy fall but the roads were kept amazingly clear as they were well prepared. We all have to have either snow tyres fitted by November or carry snow-chains in the car which is an extra help...
It's not just the roads - railways and airtravel suffers too - all fall down!

DaveinGermany 12-01-2013 16:50
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what you using?
Nothing so interesting, just a proper old panasonic Digicamera 5 MP that's about 10 years old, which at the time was the doggies danglies. Have been nosing at some of the newer Panasonic Lumix FZ series but don't know anyone who'll let me have a play with theirs to get a better feel for the thing. :)

maxthecollie 12-01-2013 18:27
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Nothing so interesting, just a proper old panasonic Digicamera 5 MP that's about 10 years old, which at the time was the doggies danglies. Have been nosing at some of the newer Panasonic Lumix FZ series but don't know anyone who'll let me have a play with theirs to get a better feel for the thing. :)
I wont let you play with mine!unless I can play with yours

DaveinGermany 12-01-2013 18:38
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I wont let you play with mine!unless I can play with yours
Don't expect me to pay your air fair over here mate & anyways it's you who's after me ........... sauce !!! :D

Gremlin 12-01-2013 19:29
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Nothing so interesting, just a proper old panasonic Digicamera 5 MP that's about 10 years old, which at the time was the doggies danglies. Have been nosing at some of the newer Panasonic Lumix FZ series but don't know anyone who'll let me have a play with theirs to get a better feel for the thing. :)
It's not the camera Dave that takes a good photo, it's the operator and the subject.
I have the latest Nikon 24 MP camera with lenses from 18 to 300 and I bet that a decent photographer could get better results with your 5MP job than I do with my Nikon.

As far as having a play with the camera before you buy I think most decent camera shops will let you have a few minutes with it.

Obviously if you buy online you don't get a chance.

Margaret Pilkington 12-01-2013 19:55
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Russell, I think you are partly right......you do need to have an eye for a good shot...but today with digital you can take lots of shots that you think might not amount to much and yet when you look at them again there is usually something you can make a good shot from(with some creative editing).
Maybe you need some lessons on how to get the best from your camera........some of the new cameras are full of baffling do-dads......you just have to play around a bit.

I have a couple of Panasonic camera's but the camera that I use most, is my little compact fuji 600EXR.......it is versatile and fits in your pocket.
OK....I don't think I could have got shots like the ones that Darrell got ohis climbing expedition, but Davemac gets some lovely shots with his camera...which is very similar to mine.

davemac 12-01-2013 20:14
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hello all havent posted for a while for various reasons, so thought i would share some of my latest exploits, went up Helvellyn on Wednesday and camped at Red Tarn then Thursday ascended Swirral Edge and down Striding Edge, here are some of my shots i thought i would share with you, i think my fav is sunset and stars

didnt take the tripod on this trip, gutted, a lot of good ops missed but hey ho its not going anywhere!
all the best darren
Some of these pictures only give half the story, what you don't see is the long hard slog to get to the top in order to take the shot.
some cracking shots there

davemac 12-01-2013 20:29
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Today in Pictures, setting off not totally sure of the way.

1. First sight that greeted us as we arrived, yikes, tally ho.
2. Burnley, you can just see Turf Moor slightly off centre.
3. Thats where we are going.
4. Getting closer, but so are the clouds.
5. Don't have a clue about this, it was behind a fence, so couldn't mooch.
6. Almost there, but its a bit windy and the temperature is dropping.
7. The eagle has landed, looking over to Burnley.
8. I'm told thats in the direction of Cliviger.
9. Clouds scraping the top of Pendle Hill.
10. Then it was decided to descend, we felt a bit of snow.

hassy rvr 12-01-2013 20:55
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Today in Pictures, setting off not totally sure of the way.

1. First sight that greeted us as we arrived, yikes, tally ho.
2. Burnley, you can just see Turf Moor slightly off centre.
3. Thats where we are going.
4. Getting closer, but so are the clouds.
5. Don't have a clue about this, it was behind a fence, so couldn't mooch.
6. Almost there, but its a bit windy and the temperature is dropping.
7. The eagle has landed, looking over to Burnley.
8. I'm told thats in the direction of Cliviger.
9. Clouds scraping the top of Pendle Hill.
10. Then it was decided to descend, we felt a bit of snow.
Awe inspiring pics:)

susie123 12-01-2013 21:43
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Amazed at the clouds/weather in your pics today Dave, it's been quite a nice day here, if cold.

Have been trying to identify that hunt as I wondered if they might like a copy of your picture. I suspect it's the Holcombe Hunt though hunts as you might expect are very wary of putting any sort of diary on the net. Lovely shot though.

davemac 12-01-2013 22:10
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Amazed at the clouds/weather in your pics today Dave, it's been quite a nice day here, if cold.

Have been trying to identify that hunt as I wondered if they might like a copy of your picture. I suspect it's the Holcombe Hunt though hunts as you might expect are very wary of putting any sort of diary on the net. Lovely shot though.
We were in Dunnockshaw (crown point) you can't see the dog pack they went off to the right at speed, the lead horse person fell off at one point although I didnt get the shot, too far away. They had been there for a few days according to the locals, with horse boxes and cars, but who they were, no one knew.

It was very cloudy, but they were moving at speed, the temperature was a bit chilly and the wind was blowing. The singing ringing tree wasn't singing or ringing despite the wind, perhaps it was too fast for resonance.
I have two more to go then I have the set, Wycoller and Blackburn.
Mid Pennine Arts | Panopticons

davemac 12-01-2013 22:38
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Awe inspiring pics:)

thanks for your comments, I do try, well thats what my wife says, I'm very trying

DaveinGermany 12-01-2013 23:41
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It's not the camera Dave that takes a good photo, it's the operator and the subject.
Aye, I can understand that Gremlin & I've been able to get some decent pics over the years (well I'm happy with them) but the reaction time is quite slow, so any movement & the subject is out of shot or well off centre. For static stuff it's really quite good & as I mentioned I can't get a decent night shot, moon & stars & the likes.

Anyways still just mooching through the camera aisles at the moment. :)

hassy rvr 13-01-2013 12:30
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thanks for your comments, I do try, well thats what my wife says, I'm very trying
Ha ha look forward to the Wycollar ones beautiful place.


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