Your bike in front of a gate pics

[biggs682]

A rather impressive set of gates from this morning's ride

Look like they were made locally

Not sure what this symbol is about need to have a Google session later.

 

[woodbutcher]

A rather impressive set of gates from this morning's ride

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Look like they were made locally

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Not sure what this symbol is about need to have a Google session later.

Looks just like City of Portsmouth emblem but then this 6star/crescent moon symbol has been used by everyone from Islamic people to the Masonic organisation . I do know that Immotus is latin for immovable or solid and reliable l guess Classy gates though !

 

[biggs682]

Only one gate this morning

In Loddington .

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Outside the church at Montford:

 

[briantrumpet]

No mountains, Alpine churches or balcony roads now, so I'm back to rural Devonian gates. Oh well. Could be worse, I suppose.

 

[philk56]

On my morning ride today. A farm gate and a rather impressive wall of hay!

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Ferrybridge
Opposite the Toll-House, to allow river bank access for fishermen
At the point, where the 'Great North Road' crossed the River Aire
(old bridge pictured)

Apologies for the colours/ 'light-dark', as getting it to expose correctly just there was awkward

 

[briantrumpet]

A grand gate at Bradfield Hall, near Willand.

 

[briantrumpet]

Apologies for the colours/ 'light-dark', as getting it to expose correctly just there was awkward

That's where I find the rather unsubtle HDR setting handy on my phone - sometimes it gets rather weird effects, but other times it manages to do what the human eye/brain does, and make everything less contrasty and more visible.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

That's where I find the rather unsubtle HDR setting handy on my phone - sometimes it gets rather weird effects, but other times it manages to do what the human eye/brain does, and make everything less contrasty and more visible.

Sometimes by 'grabbing', another object, on a partially pressed 'shutter' button, I can get it to expose at a different exposure

My usual pocket camera is a (9 year old??) Fujifilm XP10

Although that railings/river/bridge/CGR image isn't too bad

This was the other attempt (no 'grabbing' an exposure setting)
No manipulation carried out of either image

 

[Jenkins]

Just off Blofield Track, one of the regular off road routes I use

 

[biggs682]

The gate into Shelton Church

 

[NorthernDave]

The gate to the church yard of St Peters Church at Walton.

 

[biggs682]

One from this morning's ride.

One of the new gates for the gravel pits down by the old Dunkleys place , Earls Barton.

 

[NorthernDave]

A very wobbly gate on Jewitt Lane this morning...