Thanks Alwyn and Gary.
David

Thanks Peter, David and Barrie. Barrie, the bandits added to the fun of the occasion. Chris that car lives at the house, right next to the level crossing . It appears on photos by many photographers and seems almost part of the scene.
David.

Thanks John, it was a very enjoyable experience.
David

Earlier this month, just before Wales locked down, the historic Ffestiniog narrow gauge railway staged a Bygones Weekend which featured steam locos in action, some of them up to 160 years old. I spent two glorious full days there by setting off from Durham at 3.15am, staying overnight in Criccieth and returning home in the evening of the second day. I had a good range of weather and lighting conditions varying from heavy rain to bright early morning sunshine.


























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The wide angle lens does justice to these buildings Barrie, but then it had you I the driving seat so it was to be expected.
David

Wonderful set of images. The Pennines are an abundant source for the landscape photographer along their entire range from the Derbyshire Peaks to the Scottish Border. You've certainly done them justice.
David

Nicely balanced abstract. Parts of cars, and many other forms of transport, supply inspiration for good compositional exercises like this.
David

The first one for me too.
David

Delightful images, very artistic. Deepest Shropshire?...a lovely county to be staying in.
David

Nice work Barrie. The bottle on the window of No.2 makes it for me.