You think that's bad tempered! you want to meet my mother- in-law :shock::wink: Good capture Vic, @ 300mm I take it you were out of harms way?.

I had no idea the ship canal was so busy these days John!, well captured.

Totally agree with all the above comments, excellent work.

You nearly sneaked this one past me Peter! Good composition and very sharp, The only thing that spoils it for me are the modern day cars on the left of the image, Perhaps a mono conversion may disguise them a little!!. Nicely captured Peter.

That is correct Peter the bridge is on Old Alder lane, I have taken quite a few shots from down there since electrification so as to get below the wires!. In my younger days I used to cycle up to Winwick bridge to train spot up on that bridge, the traffic then would have been Britannia s, black fives/eights and 9f`s with the odd Jubilee thrown in. The old Vulcan foundry is just visibl ...

Never noticed the buffers before David, your processing has brought the etching out nicely, well captured Sir. Btw!, Just been to see Tornado at Winwick, lashing down with rain got soaking wet and when I opened my camera bag I had the wrong lens attached! no sigma 17-70 just the Tamron 70-300:?

Interesting couple of shots shots John. You did tell me the tonnage but I`ve forgotten.

Can I be nosy and ask how you converted this one David? Those front buffers are interesting!.

Very nicely captured Peter. I agree about the K5, the sensor is very good with noise control when using high ISO, I tend to use Tav mode most of the time now especially with the Sigma 150-500.

Thats a great capture Alan I`ve yet to get a fox shot under my belt.