DB5 52 for 2024 Week 51 Entertaining

[DB5]

Week 1 Close to Home


Snow by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

Close to home in the back garden, our first sprinkling of snow.

 

[AlanDorset]

Ah, that microclimate of yours. You can keep the snow thanks.

 

[LC2]

Our snow didn't settle that much. Nicely caught with the snow falling too

 

[BobBCN]

Good start!! As I actually miss winter in the UK, I like this type of shot.......

 

[HelenC]

Well captured flakes. A good start to the 52.

 

[DB5]

Week 2 Hard


Hard by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

 

[-Oy-]

Nice shot Keith.

 

[Simonbrown16]

Ah good old woodwork, quite hard to get right sometimes! Nice picture!

 

[HelenC]

Yup, that's hard. Nicely captured.

 

[Harlequin565]

Week 1: I love those photos in January that include snow. You can always look back at them and know when it was taken!

Week 2: Wood is hard, carpentry is hard. A nice composition that works within the bounds of the frame well. Thumbs up here!

 

[AlanDorset]

Nice use of PPE !

 

[DB5]

Week 3 Soft


Soft by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

Smelling the fresh cooked loaves was irresistible, but also difficult to cut as it was so soft, we managed!

 

[AlanDorset]

It's a special aroma !

 

[rpn]

Nice setup shot and well lit too. I love a fresh baked bread and happily eat it plain without any spreads not even butter!

 

[DB5]

It's a special aroma !

Nice setup shot and well lit too. I love a fresh baked bread and happily eat it plain without any spreads not even butter!

Yes, I’ll agree with all that

 

[-Oy-]

Nice set up and shot. Jam Butties - Mmmmmmm....

 

[BobBCN]

Very nicely done. Another cookery book shot!!

 

[Cloudforest]

That's laid out really nicely. It's making me hungry.

 

[Simonbrown16]

Yum yum! Save some for me next time I'm around.

 

[DB5]

Week 4 Water


water by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

A walk out on a cold but bright and sunny day led us to Husseywell Park in Hayes, Bromley Kent.

 

[nog]

Soft - good setup
Water - lovely scene with good reflections

 

[BobBCN]

Superb. The light and reflections look really good.

 

[AlanDorset]

And I thought that was your back garden

Nice positioning of the sun in the tree to get the lighting

 

[nickbee]

Love the symmetry in the reflection shot.

 

[DB5]

Soft - good setup
Water - lovely scene with good reflections

Superb. The light and reflections look really good.

And I thought that was your back garden

Nice positioning of the sun in the tree to get the lighting

Love the symmetry in the reflection shot.

I was in the right place at the right time, and no bodies getting in the way!

 

[Kell]

Nice water shot. Love a walk on a day like that.

 

[RyanB]

Yes that works well, used to live not far from there 'way' back in the day.

 

[PhotoVanGogh]

Week 4 Water


water by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

A walk out on a cold but bright and sunny day led us to Husseywell Park in Hayes, Bromley Kent.

Great image, The reflections are nice, the trees on either side work really well to bring the eye to the water. Over all great composition

 

[Cloudforest]

Lovely low winter light and reflections.

 

[SimonH]

Great reflections Keith,

 

[HelenC]

Soft: Love a foody shot. Nicely set up and lit
Water: Lovely reflections and well composed to lead the eye

 

[DB5]

Week 5 Snapper's Choice


Westerham by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

Needed to catch up again! it was a nice afternoon for a walk and take the camera.

 

[DB5]

Week 6 Neat and Tidy


Chocs on the Green by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

 

[DB5]

Week 7 Filthy


Filthy by Keith Johnson, on Flickr

 

[Boots]

A good catch up!

 

[AlanDorset]

Great minds.....

 

[BobBCN]

Snapper's - Wonderful, and you can see neat and tidy in the distance.....
And maybe filthy was one of those parked cars??
Anyways, you have caught up and some!!

 

[SimonH]

Good catch up. Was thinking the same for filthy - mine are worse than yours!

 

[HelenC]

A nice catch up set... those wheels don't look that filthy to me. You want to see the countryside version

 

[DB5]

Week 8 Whole


Wholenut by Keith Johnson, on Flickr