I had the opportunity to get some shots of the east coast of Greenland the other day, at 64 degrees North. The first picture was taken just off the coast, the rest along the coast and up to where the ice-sheet, which is over 12000 feet thick, spills through the coastal range into the sea in a series of short but massive glaciers. Larger versions and the geodata/google maps info are on my Flickr.

Ice Floes




Ice Pool




Glaciers End




Short Glacier




Confluence




Fjord

I only have two cards, one 4gb, one 8gb. Next time I go on holiday I will probably buy 2 more 4gb cards.

Nicely captured, but the colour/wb looks out on the kingfisher shots, especially the first one. The last two especially also don't seem to have as much detail as some of your previous shots, are they substantial crops?

The lollies one certainly gets the attention! Any way of getting rid of the yellow light on her ummm.....front? The first one I wish I could see the guy cutting the hams face.

#3 is a great shot, I don't like the borders on any of these though...

Good set, I really like #4, though I'd love to know what his placard says...

Nicey done, it is a bit macabre though...

I like these, especially the ones on the train. They have an edginess to them which I really like. I agree with trickletreat's suggestion re cropping of #4, though I would probably only crop out the very dark part on the left hand side so it retains context. I also like Tim's crop of the last one. Nice work, I look forward to seeing more shot this way!

Thanks Stefan I will check it out

Glad you got your tripod, and are happy with it. It's a relief that a cheap one actually works. After all the posts I have read on this thread, I thought I would have to replace my home-made beanbag that cost me one quid with a far superior and sturdier 50 quid one....