Thank you Lenny. Now on the wall

I do agree, its also spoilt me. Such dramatic scenes and epic lighting mean the mundane at home is hard work to find inspiration from.

So, I managed to get out twice into the woods this weekend hoping to capture some autumnal images with the trees changing colours and perhaps do a small video about the image taking process and what nots.

Well, the thing is if you have been out of practise for a while it soon becomes apparent when you try to pick up where you left off. I spent most of the weekend stumbling around in my wellies, slipping in the mud, and not really remembering how to use my camera!

So unfortunately I haven't really got anything to show for my efforts, so back to the archives for an image taken on the Isle of Skye on the road to Elgol

Hey Lenny, I'm interested in the Jessops PKA/AF Auto Extension Tubes set. Being in Worcestershire I can collect if suitable?

Great set of images, i really like #9 love the contrasting colours and details. Very nice.

Ha every town and place has them!

Thank you.

Hey Red, thank you, pleased to read you enjoyed the images produced. As regards your question, I assume you are referring to the comments section? If so, its a slightly tongue in cheek joke with Muddyboots who I was discussing the above with outside of youtube. I was asked if had permission to be photographing in the public space, by a 'concerned' member of the public.

On the back of last month photography and video in the woods of Worcestershire I thought this months video I'd try photographing some Wild Flowers located in the margins around my local parkland only a minute away from my home.

Photographing WILD FLOWERS
https://youtu.be/-ivTTEtR90g

Here I produced a series of detailed yet simple flower photos of the wild flowers taken with my Pentax K1 and 100mm Macro lens, processed to a soft and ethereal feel. I have to admit, it was nice not to have driven countless miles in the dead of night to capture some interesting and compelling images, but rather, using a spare hour on an overcast Saturday afternoon, a short walk out the front door and over into the local park provided some much needed fresh air and freedom for my creativity to spark.

I hope you enjoy the images produced and it inspires you to think and visit local, look for the smaller everyday details in your local landscapes, parks and communities and you might be very surprised at what you can find to shoot.






Regards
Geoff

@Robbie - This fits in perfectly with my experience too, I only had the lens for a day loan and a deep dive really wasn't practical. Thanks for observations.