Winsford Soul

Watched the documentary last night. More questions than answers. What a enigma Betty Davis is. Did she have a breakdown ? Did she just have enough and walk away? She was certainly a beautiful if somewhat troubled talented lady. There seemed to be some contact with her in the later parts of the film suggesting there's more to come ?

Two from this evening when I achieved a lifetime ambition and managed to get to the stack rocks and the green bridge of Wales unfortunately my laptop is poorly and I can't get it working, crashed during a update so can't post any more at moment Some of the waves in the picture where probably 10 metres high when they crashed onto the rocks. 60 maybe 70 metres below me Steve

Thanks Bill. It's the kind comments that make the sometimes difficult to get pictures worth it. And that isn't just from me mate, I know that I'm also speaking for the other contributors to this thread Steve

John Anderson. The man responsible for the sound track of my life. Thank you. Sleep well and rest in peace Steve

Nature at its cruellest. Atlantic Seal Pup, probably died in the recent storms that hit the Pembrokeshire coast but now feeding the Gulls. Its skull and spine clearly visible

All good mate thank you very much. Yeah definitely playing out at Lancaster. Sounds like I missed a good film.

Russell. Because of the canvas style you don't need the image quality to be as good as a A3 or A2 photograph. Steve

Karl. I was unfortunately on holiday when it was shown . I've heard that it was brilliant. Definitely going to get myself a copy of the DVD. Trust you are well and safe mate. See you at grumpy soul. Steve

Atlantic Grey Seal

Russell. Get it done as a large canvas 36" X 20" to do it justice mate. My sunset at Blackrock sands cost me £90 but it looks amazing on the wall Steve

Wheatear. Raven. Chough

Tourists . That there london is full of em even at that time of the night. . Steve

Two from today down at a place called the Deer park on the peninsula overlooking Skomer island Wheatear and Leather jacket lunch

And to be able to tell the story of the adventure for year's to come is priceless mate.

Very nice mate. Regardless of what you used to take the picture

I hope you got your passport stamped when you come over the big hill to stay on the sunny side. . Weetabix for me today, couldn't be bothered with me cornflakes. . Love Sparrowhawks they have such evil looking yellow eyes . Steve

Not a ornitholigist, just a nature lover , spent all my life fishing escaping from the chemical industries where I've worked in engineering and everything else just fell into place. Fishing Northern soul, Records, Nighters, women, wildlife, cameras all a natural progression. Well it is in my 18 year old head who's spent 10,s of thousands on all of the above. My current go to camera lens costs more than my first house did. See picture below. .you get some comments and looks when you carry a 3 ft lens about. I'm very lucky to be able too have afforded things especially when my kids got older because I did struggle like everyone has. I love chocolate especially when I worked at nestle in Halifax. (Yorkshire the dark side ) and it was free. . Steve

Very nice, have a fantastic trip. Thanks Andy, definitely need to practice more but until I move here permanent it's difficult as you know living in Manchester to see anything with the light pollution Steve

Me too. Every picture tells a story or is a moment frozen in time that will never be recaptured Your turn to make me blush now Louise, your photos are good, I stick to things I know a little bit about which helps you with the picture, composition, light etc all self taught and still only a novice, 9 years ago I didn't even have a camera Steve

Looks lovely Russell

Two very wet badgers

Milky Way from last nights clear Pembrokeshire skies

Thank you my friend. I really appreciate the kind comments Steve

Love the colour contrast

Thanks Sandra. Your making me blush. X