Took advantage of the unseasonably good weather yesterday and visited this Welsh wonder. The river Mellte disappears underground and re-appears over 250 meters further downstream.

1. The main entrance of the cave



2. When you get inside the roof is held up by this huge piece of limestone.



3. Looking back out into the sunshine.



4. Further into the cave you get an idea of the size of the "prop". In the light area in the distance you can make out the silhouette of my good friend, Mark

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5. The exit at The Blue Pool (although it doesn't look very blue to me)



6. Sgwd Clun-gwyn (fall of the white meadow). We walked further down the river to the first of three major falls on this river. For a sense of scale there are people in the top right corner.

great set!

£180 for the 55-300?
£45 for the 18-55?

Fishing (sea) on a boat on Saturday hoping to snap all the catches. Sunday togging with two friends we are going to look for a river that emerges from a cave before cascading over three spectacular waterfalls. Sounds great doesn't it, I hope it lives up to expectations.

I cycle past this tree every day to and from work, on the way home the sun (if there is any) is always behind the tree glaring straight into the lens so don't stop to snap. This morning the sky was clear and the sun coming from a better angle so I stopped the bike and took some pics. I've sharpened this one, cropped out some clutter and cloned out the lamp post that juts out of the top. What do you think?

Simon, if you use a layer you can "paint" on/off where you want or don't want the adjustments.

Good effort Father Ted number one is a framer

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Sorry, haven't forgot, just v.v.v. busy

Epithet Man is spot on with his advice however he has left out an important point and that is keep panning post shutter release.

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