to get you started...

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Apparently we're short on posts.

Here's a photo I took today, discuss

Ken

[HansV]

Yorkshire Wolds?

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Not this time...

[HansV]

Not sure then. Instead, here is a panorama I took a week ago in Italy:

Piemonte.jpg

[stuck]

Fantastic! OK, you win!

We were on the Howardian Hills, not far from Nunnington Hall

Ken

[HansV]

Your picture is very good too - I like its composition.

Here is one from 2 weeks ago, taken in France (but it could have been anywhere). Two young sparrows; their mother had just fed them and flown off to find more food...

Sparrows.JPG

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... I like its composition...

The less than horizontal horizon doesn't make you feel sea sick then?

Ken

[HansV]

No, it doesn't bother me. But it's easily corrected...

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[BobH]

The far horizon line looks very nearly perfectly true to me making me believe your camera was squared up quite well. Is that not the case?

[Argus]

Apparently we're short on posts.

Here's a photo I took today, discuss

You do make it easy for yourself.
No convoluted philosophical questions.

Spoiler

Sydney Opera House? In the distance.

[Claude]

Here's a panorama shot I took earlier today.

panorama.jpg

I toughed I'd upload a real picture of the Sydney Opera House, I assume you know where it is Argus. (That's one of my daughters on the left BTW)

[HansV]

Lovely!

[Argus]

Eh, in the middle of the picture (as I would guess when you all post images of hidden snakes and whatnot).
(In fact, it's in the middle of Ken's picture as well, if one look close enough. )

Hah, this one is easy. (I see that you sent your clouds to our part of the world.)

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Beautiful images, all of them.

[Claude]

I didn't realise you saw me there Argus !

[Argus]

The clouds [here], not to mention the curvature of the earth, didn't make it easy.

[Rudi]

Some really beautiful (and well composed) images from our members.
Top rates for all, and Claude, that panorama is spectacular...there is so much to look at; the blues and greens, the city skyline, the bridge, he yachts the rocks...

BTW: Hans, is that water behind the sparrows or a decorative skirting board? I cannot make out?

Edit:
On second thought it seems it is water, and running across at the top of the image is probably the built in bars of a railing.

[StuartR]

Here's a picture I took last week

#NameThatMountain

[HansV]

BTW: Hans, is that water behind the sparrows or a decorative skirting board? I cannot make out?

Edit:
On second thought it seems it is water, and running across at the top of the image is probably the built in bars of a railing.

Correct! It's at the lake of Annecy; you can see the railing on the left of this picture:

Annecy.JPG

[HansV]

@StuartR:

Spoiler

Mount Tongariro?

[Rudi]

I agree with Hans.

If it is not however the suggested, then how about:

Spoiler

Mount Taranaki
or
Mount Ruapehu volcano in the Tongariro National Park