@Drumsagard …No not too easy I was thinking its going to be a winter crop so of all things “sprouts” came to mind 
but image 2 gave me the clue, that’s a new plantation on the hill…nice shots …Alan
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Lovely shots, John. Love the colour of no.2. Didn’t have a clue about pic. 3 though. Well done Alan @Sandbagger !
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Funny you should mention sprouts 
, I was flying back to my car when I popped the camera straight down and thought ‘they look tiny, what are they?’ My first thought was very small crops of some kind, then I glanced to the right of the road I was parked on and saw row upon row of 4ft high trees. Never even noticed them when I stopped my car
Thanks Chris 
The first one is my favourite, only because that’s the pic I set out to take, getting mist swirling about the top was a bonus. I just had to shoot no.2 though when I spun the m2p in the other direction and saw the light.
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Both pics 1 and 2 are cracking. Catching the mist in them really adds atmosphere to them. It’s the warm colours in 2 which caught my eye in a cold snowy shot.
The snow just makes everything more appealing. Here’s an obligatory top-down river shot from my lunchtime walk.
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Sutton park today .getting higher everytime though trying to beat my fears lol
… barr beacon closed … 
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YeY I got an Ice flyer badge thank you 
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@Laina Nice shot …just shows you don’t always need to be high to get good results …your doing fine
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In fact, you should never fly while under the influence. 
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Thank you @Sandbagger 
That tree in the centre! Lovely photo!
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More photos here 
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Stunning shots John!
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Thanks Graham
Some images from the Kelvingrove Park area of Glasgow this evening. On one side stands Glasgow University, at the other side stands Glasgow’s Art Gallery & Museum (with the Elfingrove Christmas Event right outside) looking very colourful.
All images M2P - 1 sec @ f2.8, 100iso.
Glasgow University
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Plus a handheld (left my tripod in the car! 
) image on my Nikon Z6 (1/10sec @ f4, 1600iso)
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