And yet another selection of Northumbrian images C&C welcome as usual.

Dunstanborough again, this time taken from the Craster side. I can thoroughly reccomend a "Kipper in a Bun" from Craster
I adjusted the rather hazy sky on this using a combination of levels and brightness/contrast (making use of the gradient tool and a mask)
Pentax 50-135 at 73mm 1/60, f22, ISO100 (Tripod)

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Sanderlings on the beach as we approached Dunstanborough from the other side (as in the earlier posted B&W shot) Sorry about to corny border
Sigma 50-500 at 500mm 1/1000, f6.7, ISO400 (Handheld)

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A rather odd view of Alnwick Town Hall (I was in full blown creative mode) I named it "Keys of the Kingdom" (I robbed the name from a Moody Blues album:blush I've messed about with the skew and distort tools with the as I wasn't happy with the angles, I still dont thik its right!
Pentax 50-135 at 75mm 1/1000. f2.8, ISO100 (I think you can guess it was handheld at 1/1000)

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closer viewpoint is better.

These Mint Sauce jokes are appaling...

By the way, which ones called Rosemary

Is it me or are the vertical converging on this

Nice shot, good viewpoint

Those are nice Scott, its amazing what a bit of seed will do, we never got goldfinches till I put the magic niger seed out

Shame on you Kris for hi-jacking Ians post (but it is a very nice shot)

Much better Ted but I think I prefered the puddle

This has inspired me to have a go at something very similar

I'm going to borrow my sons Air Rifle

Does anyone have any Canon lenses they dont want

And yes, the razor blade shot is awesome.

Clone out that red thing near the bridge and watch the image "spring" to life

Sometimes I wish I was brainy too