Recent content by Wes Hall

Palimpsest…today’s word and one I’ve never encountered before, thanks Gianluca. A curious image layering the repurposed store.

The sun is gracing my macro photography itch that comes around every year, and thanks to some colourful specimens it’s been a nice treat.

Inspiration in a picture Gianluca- I could see honeysuckle climbing over this structure for real

That fella was so keen to stand and stare me down like the king of the hill he was, felt privileged to try and capture his best side 😄

Absolutely jealous- 2t triples remain elusive rides for me- similarly the 4 cyl 2t. I’ve enjoyed Aprilia RS , Cagivas, Yamaha TZRs and RDs, but only got to listen and smell the wonders of the triples. Lucky!

Kettles have such gorgeous engines, soulful

Nice angles Shaun- brain would be persuading me to reduce the highlights on the top pic, yet seeing this it absolutely works conveying the fantasy of having a McLaren. I rather love car shots, local meets should be gathering pace soon, you going to share more to get the appetite revved up for...

This was my attempt in Snapseed, mostly with structure and contrast edits- though as it’s on mobile I’m not convinced some element of this isn’t akin to AI computational programming.

Similar to Gianluca, was a little surprised that it was possible- it would be interesting to see the none Ai image Gary. I will say if you hadn’t said I’d have never expected it had been ai manipulated. Personally, not something I’d go near as I want my art and photography to be my creation...

Excellent capture with the heron and garter snake Gary!

Heroic was the thought going through my mind as I decided to take the shots Pete- that lamb commanded some presence.

Haha I was in somewhat of a rush Gary, the two split as I clicked the shutter 😁

The wonder of spring time and the next generation of fluffy life in the fields. A welcomed scene from a canal wander with a pre-set Takumar 135mm that’s quite impressed me.

I’m discovering this noir dripped shot thanks to a more recent post you linked this to Pete, and wow is this inspiring!

Shaun, what did you use taking this shot? I have piers and sunken walkways similar to this near me, and always find I fluff the composition and renders are never quite as I imagine them. Regardless, mood is one of a lighthouse guide that never returned home.