The Daily Photo Thread

[Kirky]

Autumnal landscape, streatley

[DeanoG60]

Looks like the old Windows XP default wallpaper

[Raider]

Bit of sea Air 3🤣 Sandsend

And hole of hokrum on way back, did tell a few guys about GADC, they was flying Mini 4 & Mini 2

[milkmanchris]

@Raider

Sandsend

Fantastic part of the world. Forget the tourist trap that is Whitby and go here instead

[AquaticJedi]

A truly incredible time in the clouds early in the morning today! Drone came down with frost and ice🤣

[thewhoosh]

One from my walk up Kinder scout a bit to windy to do much creative flying.

[D0c.Col]

@thewhoosh One of my favourite walks Keith from Edale via Grindsbrook Clough and back down Jacob’s Ladder. All the height done straight away and a great scramble!

[thewhoosh]

@D0c.Col

Grindsbrook Clough

Very icey yesterday.

[D0c.Col]

I bet!

[clearairflying]

Part of the Bedgebury Christmas Trail shot for Raymond Gubbay/Sony a couple of days before the trail opened.

[clinkadink]

After seeing the low cloud in Swindon at 7 am, I packed the bags and headed across the Severn Bridge to Wales in search of some high ground to capture some cloud inversions. Temps were -4c to -0.5c the whole day. A 10 hour round trip.

Here’s a few of the Old Severn Bridge taken at 4 pm on my way home. I’ll post the rest tomorrow.

[Onanist]

Stunning shots Chris @clinkadink

[clinkadink]

Cheers Andy I tried this shot on the way to Wales at 9 am. But the cloud covered the bridge entirely. Fortunately, on the way back at sunset, the cloud had thinned a bit, showing some of the bridge.

[Onanist]

Cloud inversions are fantastic in themselves but having local landmarks poking through adds so much to the shot.

[clinkadink]

100% mate. This is the first time I’ve fluked it

[Raider]

@clinkadink WOW wow and wow, fantastic shots

[Drumsagard]

I stopped off on the A9 on Friday for a quick flight at Ruthven Barracks, Kingussie.

Ruthven Barracks are the best preserved of the four barracks built in 1719 after the 1715 Jacobite rising. Set on an old castle mound, the complex comprises two large three-storey blocks The barracks and enclosing walls were built with loopholes for musket firing, and bastion towers were built at opposite corners. Destroyed by Jacobites following their retreat after the Battle of Culloden in 1746.

Mavic 3 Classic - 5 image HDR at f8, 100iso.

Mavic 3 Classic - 1/100 sec at f5.6, 100iso. Toned using Silver Efex Pro 3.

The Cairngorms National Park - Mavic 3 Classic 3 image pano.

[Kirky]

Frosty trees -2.5 on streatley hill goring.

[Onanist]

Great contrasting shot Richard @Kirky , really like that

[Kirky]

@Onanist andy many thanks for the compliment still learning or trying rather thank you .