My picture of the day-Where's yours?

[JohnClimber]

New phone camera shots from today.
These first 5 are as they come straight out of the OnePlus 5 #VeryImpressed

Slightly edited from the RAW photo

And one with a fair bit of editing on the laptop

 

[briantrumpet]

I ventured only as far as the Co-op today, but the timing was good.

 

[briantrumpet]

New phone camera shots from today.
These first 5 are as they come straight out of the OnePlus 5 #VeryImpressed
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Similar idea, but I didn't have a bale of straw.

Bridge ride

• briantrumpet
• 16 Oct 2017

 

[Cycleops]

None of my pictures of the day are mine; they're all from an exhibition I went to this evening, about the lives of Untouchables and tribal people - ie, the poorest of the poor - at the heart of India's economic boom.

Nice pics. The poverty is staggering, never seems anything like it even here in Africa. India is still a very backward country in many ways.

 

[dickyknees]

Gusting Force 12 here today.

 

[john59]

Storm Ophelia brought some branches down.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

To paraphrase, the film. 'Jaws'................
"We're gonna need a bigger Tractor!"

Not so much stuck, as 'embedded'
NewLands Lane
Normanton
Its sister vehicle had got out, as it passed me, just by the railway bridge, as I ran home from work (circa 17:30)
Apologies for poor quality, as it was an iPhone, not a proper camera

Here (just a 100 yards, or so, south-east of the bridge)
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3675566

 

[NorthernDave]

To paraphrase, the film. 'Jaws'................
"We're gonna need a bigger Tractor!"

Not so much stuck, as 'embedded'
NewLands Lane
Normanton
Its sister vehicle had got out, as it passed me, just by the railway bridge, as I ran home from work (circa 17:30)
Apologies for poor quality, as it was an iPhone, not a proper camera

Here (just a 100 yards, or so, south-east of the bridge)
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3675566

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I can only imagine the amount of cr*p that is going to leave on the road when it's finally dragged out of there...

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

I can only imagine the amount of cr*p that is going to leave on the road when it's finally dragged out of there...

Yes, it would, but they were transferring the Bales (reels?) to a barn, another 1/2 mile along a lane that is only used by a few fishermen, & for access to a quarry ('gated' too), just on the north-west side of the railway, so should be clean by the time they get back to a 'public road'

 

[JohnClimber]

 

[Dave 123]

Outside my front door... too good to touch!

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Yes, it would, but they were transferring the Bales (reels?) to a barn, another 1/2 mile along a lane that is only used by a few fishermen, & for access to a quarry ('gated' too), just on the north-west side of the railway, so should be clean by the time they get back to a 'public road'

I forgot to include this

There's an 'abandoned' Gentlemans Residence at the far end of the Lane
Well, that's not strictly accurate, as the Hall is gone. & just the farm buildings/Stables remain
If I run through the Woods, I'd be (practically) running through the front door whilst in the Woods!!!

http://www.stanleyhistoryonline.com/Newland-Estate.html

 

[And]

Outside my front door... too good to touch!

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Dave, I found this fellow at EWR airport yesterday, is he missing from outside your front door?

 

[JohnClimber]

Some from today's work trip to Manchester

 

[MossCommuter]

Some from today's work trip to Manchester

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I like your photo of The Midland Hotel

It's fish eyed but it works. The sky, the height and the sense that it's "gathering" is Manchester.

What did you shoot with? It's it a phone?