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  1. The field guides should come with the cameras, they offer so much and are so simple to follow. I trust your still using Nikon . With being a cannon user myself Martyn Pitt ( the elder ) would be my go to person with any questions Steve
  2. Russell. looking good mate, what are the pictures going to be like once your sorted with all the settings, look forward to seeing the results Steve
  3. Martyn. I bet you cant remember them after you have been a niter especially at your age Steve
  4. That sounds interesting Dave. Was one possibly a reflection of the other, reflecting of the sea. I to had the pleasure of seeing Swifts. close up a few years ago. They where nesting in the eaves of a old building and they had to land to gain access, so could really get close to them. Never held one though. Steve
  5. Suz. I've got a street light no more than 30 ft from my bedroom window and living on a corner there's another one just across from it. Plus it's a rat run for the local traffic trying to avoid Rochdale Rd ( a main road into Manchester ) so there's ALWAYS car's going past even at this time of the night Steve
  6. God bless you Clive. Your in a better place now. R.I.P Steve n Lou. XXX
  7. Think Dave Langley and possibly Rod Looker from Runcorn played Mr M,s a few times along with recently departed legend Keith Brady Steve
  8. Wow. Dave what's that ? it looks amazing Steve
  9. Dave. how did you know what I had for my dinner. Makes a change from soup No choice at the moment had surgery Monday on my gum and jaw bone to remove abscess root got seven stiches and a sore mouth for my sins Steve
  10. Suz. it sounds just like where I live in Manchester I wish Steve
  11. Carl Willingham has a copy. He played it at Winsford nighter many years back and it was only the second genuine one I had ever seen. Steve
  12. Heres a picture (bit fuzzy ) of my favourite flower of all time Many years ago when I used to deliver milk part time before school there was a garden on the round that had this flower and because it was a un godly hour it was still full of scent. it has the most amazing scent ever and only of a night time. Get some seeds for next year and sow them near a seating area and if you have never had the pleasure you are in for a treat Night scented stock Steve
  13. Russell. That's as good a photograph as I have ever seen. Steve
  14. Russell. The lens I want is over £10,000. I wish. The main one I use cost me more than a Al Williams would have done and its only 200ml. But yes I'm very lucky to be able to indulge myself. The difference kids growing up makes. Steve
  15. The greatest male vocalist ever in my very humble opinion. Steve
  16. Russell. It is a awful lot of money I know. My Canon eos 50d cost me £500 second hand and has been obsolete for a few years now. This new camera will be my forever camera. When you spend a lot of time outdoors either fishing or birdwatching like I do .I need waterproof kit and unfortunately that comes with a hefty price tag especially camera's and more so Lenses. At this moment in time I can more than afford it, I've stopped buying records, It's the price of a Al Williams. I who am nothing. My favourite all time record. I don't smoke , very rarely drink. And with a bit of luck will be a lot less than the £2000, that price could even have been euro's not sterling. Steve
  17. Well finally after a two year wait for me to upgrade my camera it looks like Canon are set to announce the long awaited eos 7d mk 11. It's very much looking like a Sept release. Can't wait to see if the rumours are true regarding the 10 /12 frames per second shooting, the 24 mega pixel,s. The built in battery grip like the 1dx, mag alloy fully weather sealed body. And all for hopefully under two grand. Can't wait. Steve
  18. That will take some beating as a a way to spend a day. Am jealous, because I didn't go fishing today or get out with my camera Steve
  19. Suz. When I was a kid growing up in Widnes, one of the most polluted towns in the country, I could walk in fifteen minutes to open fields and listen to skylarks singing, sometimes so high that you couldn't see them . a sure sign that spring had arrived. Since then it has always brought a smile to my face whenever I hear one. Steve
  20. Some stunning tunes Mike and some stunning prices. Steve
  21. The title of the show was the nations favourite Motown songs. Who did they ask ? When did they ask them ? Or did they just ask the people that where on the show for there opinions ? Steve
  22. Thanks Pete. Some long forgotten gems as always Steve
  23. Two timeless pieces of pure class from the70,s Gloria Scott. A case of too much love making. Casablanca Marcia Hines. You gotta let go. Wizard Steve
  24. Dave. I will bet that the thrush is a fledgling and the starling will have just brooded its young, so for a short while there is a parental bond to feed chicks, any chicks that open there beaks will get a response from the adult. Steve
  25. A few more sunsets from me Was so happy with these pictures until I saw the horizon in the first picture sloping from left to right. in fact I was that happy I was going to enter it into a few competitions Steve


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