Today in pictures

[maxthecollie]

[QUOTE=mobertol;1031180]A selection of snowy pictures from my walk this morning.

I think the tracks in the snow may be a foxes.

There's a wood-pigeon in a maple tree - not quite a partridge in a pear tree but close [/QU
Lovely snow pics we are waiting for ours yet

[davemac]

Today in Pictures, Hameldon woods revisited.

1. A bit more water coming down than my last visit.
2. Thats the way I am going.
3. Not quit a waterfall.
4. Full width water.
5. Lots of channels cut in the rocks here.
6. View from the top.
7. Moss enveloping a pine cone.
8. Moss on a stick.
9. LoL. smiley face.
10. fungi on a fence post.

[maxthecollie]

Love no 8 Dave looks like a big bird's nest

[davemac]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Love no 8 Dave looks like a big bird's nest

Well it is feather moss.

[mobertol]

Brrrrrrrrr! Frozen solid here this morning, -10°C at 10 o'clock when these photos were taken -amazing blue skies. The photos of my friendly robin were taken yesterday afternoon.

[maxthecollie]

What Great pics of the Robin and your wintery conditions

[Margaret Pilkington]

Lovely pictures Dianne......made me shiver.
Love the Robin pictures and the snow on the rose.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Number 6 would make a lovely family Christmas card.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Or how about this...?
With the frame and mount provided by photoscape

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Or how about this...?
With the frame and mount provided by photoscape

Wow -really looks good! I'm going to send it to the farm owner -as you say it would make a great xmas card...

Where do you find those frames in the photoscape programme?

[Margaret Pilkington]

Or how about this one with the text already on it...again courtesy of Photoscape

[Margaret Pilkington]

The frames in photoscape are on the home button at the borttom L hand edge...there is a box which says 'No frame'...once you have a picture on your workspace you can put a margin around it or you can choose from a range of frames....it is fun to experiment.
I can lose hours just palying on Photoscape...Thanks Davemac

[davemac]

Originally Posted by mobertol

Brrrrrrrrr! Frozen solid here this morning, -10°C at 10 o'clock when these photos were taken -amazing blue skies. The photos of my friendly robin were taken yesterday afternoon.

Thats a spanking set of winter pictures, minus 10 is a bit of a cheeky temperature.

Mrs. P. can spot a picture that would be enhanced with a bit of photoscape, more than I can, I came across photoscape, but Mrs. P has found all the best bits inside the program.

That picture with a frame around it, has gone from a good picture to something a bit special.

So get your woolly coms on, and out you go for more of the same.

[davemac]

Today in Pictures, the River Calder as it rushes through Padiham.

1. Behind the main street it goes over a wier.
2. Down stream we go.
3. There it goes on it's way out of Padiham.
4. Thats the bridge we are going over.
5. It's just had a coat of paint.
6. I'm going dizzy, thats the old railway bridge above this walkway.
7. Well, thats the end of the line.
8. Heading back down the old railway line, crossed this river that flows into the Calder.
9. Back at the wier, I am parked just round the corner on the car park in the distance.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by davemac

Mrs. P. can spot a picture that would be enhanced with a bit of photoscape, more than I can, I came across photoscape, but Mrs. P has found all the best bits inside the program.

That picture with a frame around it, has gone from a good picture to something a bit special.

Why, Thank you kind sir.
I just like messing about with pictures, but nothing too technical...the HDR thing has me beat(I guess it is because I don't really want to be able to do it over much).