Thank you all for stopping by! And thanks to others for sharing their 'pick of 2014' as well.

Just noticed that 'July' image has dropped off the post above; don't know how that happened!

Some lovely images here with nos 3,4,8 &11 being my favourites.

January's greylag geese is my favourite along with capturing the exhaust flames from the car in the Mallory Park shot

Good variety! I like the angle you have and the B&W of the kelpie - also the Bridge and your Tuscany shot is different to the usual bunch. Great stuff! Hope you have recovered somewhat from the heart attack?

Yet more excellent work - for me a smile at the Photographer's wife; like Joe's, mine would have long gone! They are all excellent - with the Hawker in flight and the Victoriana in a Puddle being my favourite's

Thought I'd give this is a crack; there have been some incredibly high quality images put up!
Most if not all of these are ones that I haven't added to the standard gallery set - so here goes;

January - Shoreham harbour;



February - messing about with water droplet and delayed flash-trigger;



March - part of the starling 'murmurring' at Brighton. Still trying to get one of these I'm really pleased with. this is quite heavily cropped;



April - a cold misty sunrise on the river Adur, nr Shermanbury;



May - not a very productive month photographically speaking, so a standard one from a walk along the South Downs nr Steyning & Bamber;



June - a close-up of a wild-flower;



July - one from our lovely holiday to Islay & Jura - sunrise/ dawn at 4am. Corran,
Jura:
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August - another quiet month photographically. A woodland one from a nature reserve walk;



September - couldn't go by without one of the west pier, Brighton - a balmy afternoon;



October - a trip to Sudbury - early morning;



November - in memory...



December - dusk at a local dew-pond on the South Downs;



Thank you for looking!

Nice set Adrian - the atmospheric ones of your French village and the autumn forest track are great. As are the macro images (must get into this real close-up stuff myself!) And your image of the old west pier certainly has a lot more colour and vibrance than mine form around the same time!

It may have lacked some of those desirable specs Nigel, but so did pretty much all the opposition when it came out in 2003! Although I will admit Pentax was late to the DSLR party compared to Canikon

These are superb! The 2nd one (balloon shot) shows great technique, and no1 stands out for me

A great and varied set - thank you for sharing!