Seems people here have been blinded by the sun light of the horse shot on the scrollerhttp://www.myfinepix.co.uk/competition/entry/610954Tethered to a tree stump, no sign of water or feed, clearly malnourished, ribs and hips sticking out, with a rope round it's neck that would kill it if spooked. And then a description of how the horse panicked when taking the shot, along with horses panicking behind him. Not something I would call worthy of being shown on the home page :-(

Just loaded my Flickr to see that the look has completely changed, is it like this for anyone else?  

A G.P. has been gaoled for using a watch fitted with a camera to video female patients. I will leave the details ... but the police found over 300 videos.

I used the contact button to ask Fred about it on Friday but still no reply. I haven't gotten the official email notification for my April competition win as yet. Can anyone tell me if that is typical? Last time when I won a second place I heard soon after the winners were announced but it has been a week now and still nothing. :(

HelloFeeling a lot more confident now about doing a Photoblog, I have just completed the first one of our trip to Mallorca.  Yep, it's a birdie one......another one,  out and about in Mallorca will follow.  If you care to, take a peep.........Tahttp://www.myfinepix.co.uk/blog/117/612813Cheers for nowPS:  All piccies loaded, saved and then narrative added.  No problems whatsoever......thanks Mr Fuji.

Today started with the good news that a man appeared in court in connection with the Hyde Park bombing in 1982. An incident that I attended.It's finished with what looks like a terrorist incident in Woolwich involving a man who is probably a squaddie from the barracks. Two suspects shot by police are now in hospital. I hope they are in extreme pain.Dave.

.... has just been released. There is a $20 discount until the 31st May - full price will be $49.99 (sorry but I can't do this conversion in my head - if you are interested then Google will do it for you). There are videos available on Youtube/topaz if you want to see it in action. My own thoughts on it are that it is very worth the £20.00 or so that is the current price.

After being so impressed with all the reviews of the x100 I have bought one. I agree with most I think its brillant! So much so I am now thinking of buying the wide angle lens.But I have never seen a users review, an opinion or  demonstration photo using the wide angle lens.There must be a lot of guys out there that can do that so lets have it. Is it worth the money or doesn't the camera need it  

 Here we go again. This is the place to post your butterflies. And associated flying insects.First one.Orange Tip.And Holly Blue.Monty.

First of all, this is the first time in weeks I've been able to get on this site without problems. Usually I've ended up losing patience ang giving up. Looking at some posts I see a lot of the most frequent posters (the so called cabal) seem to have given up too, which is a shame as the techies seem to be tackling the problems.I hope that comment doesn't turn out to be the kiss of death.

Good Morning Everyone.  Very chuffed indeed with this one:http://www.myfinepix.co.uk/gallery/117/612465Thanks and it's nice to be back. x

.....a handsome male chaffinch has taken residence and is singing almost non stop from the break of dawn to sunset, ie. pink, pink, pink, pink, pink, pink, pink......I could go on!He's got quite a set of lungs on him and it's actually started to get quite annoying now! LOL How he's got the energy and not worn out his little cheep box I don't know. There is a healthy population of chaffinches in the area but I've never heard this relentless call before. It's definitely the same bird. I'm just wondering why he feels the need to sing continually.