Bett wrote:Hi Paul
Thank you for the heads up, there are some fantastic photo's
Regards Bett

I thought you would appreciate this! You definitely have some images that you could submit to them.

For anyone who enjoys wildlife photography I would recommend they download the free PDF from https://wildplanetphotomagazine.com/fre ... ee-annual/ It covers some fantastic animal imagery and the stories behind them with plenty of interviews as well.

Hi Steve Glad to see a new member joining the forum straight away! I cannot always visit every evening but will say hello on my next one. Q: What led you into your love of photography? - From an early age I can remember taking images. My dad would use a camera on holidays and I got interested that w...

Shame I missed this as I could have popped over there after work. Watched Derek's video and agree St Pauls has plenty of good images, was also amused by his voiceover for its thesp tones and measured pronunciation.

Thanks for all the suggestions, including kid-friendly places!

Nice set of images. Took my sons there on Saturday for the play park. Never realised there was a pond there, is it worth a visit? Anyone know of nearby ponds/lakes for wildlife?

Hi Sarah

Yes I would be interested in this and thanks for outlining the logistics of the trip.

For anyone who would like a taster of whats available then Steve Hanna's YouTube channel is a good guide to the Causeway Coast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdK5TP ... 0DyX6BVtg/

We hope to see the results! Ive kept notes from previous years about near-ish Poppy fields. For those keen on a possible scouting mission I have: Eglantine Lane, Farningham, DA4 9JL Lullingstone Lane, Eynsford However, there's no guarantee the farmers have left fields as they were from previous years.

Facebook might claim to have 2 billion accounts, but I do wonder how many people actually use social media on a regular basis. ? That 2 Billion figure relates to active users, which is defined as users logging on at least once in the last month. Social media is a huge industry now, allowing anyone ...

The PAGB had their recent judging, held at Chorley, for their Award for Photographic Merit (APM). You can see the entries via this PDF - http://pagb.cmail19.com/t/r-l-jydroty-dlhhdhpm-y/ Alot of these winning images are heavily worked with multiple composites. Personally, not my cup of tea but a rou...