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Stunning set. Cadwell was the first circuit I went to, and its probably the best I've been to for spectators. We cried off, and glad I wasn't there to see young Ben's tragic accident.

Great holiday, and fantastic photo's. Had a senior moment whilst looking at them. I thought they were good enough for a photography site, then remembered I was on the Nikon site. I definitely need to take more water with my whisky...

I like the framing, and the photo but sorry, I'm not a 'blade fan. Now if it was an R1... Just kidding. Love 'blades, although I've not had one. Recently parted company with a 2006 VFR800 and I'm going for a Triumph Bonneville. Like you, it's a bad back hip thing... lady drivers

Nice. would have liked to have seen the engine too.

Wow! Great set, and thanks for sharing.

By bighobiit at 2011-05-03 By bighobiit at 2011-05-03

View from the first tee @ the golf club. By bighobiit at 2011-04-28

Enroute to Loch Lomond, Scotland, a quick break. By bighobbit at 2011-04-17

Stunning! Really like 2 & 3.

Stunning pictures of the wee ones. Pray to God their pa, and all his comrades, comes home safe. And a huge thank you to all our brave boys and girls out there for their service.

Wow! What an absolute delight. Stunning Many thanks

a lowepro rucksack in my study much liking the drawers...need to pinch that idea

Like the 1st one but the top left corner intrudes. not sure the 2nd one is in focus but I'd like to see that framed and on my wall

Was sat with Mrs Hobbit (barbara) when we opened this set. An instantaneous WOW! from both of us... needless to say this was followed by an "aw, aren't they lovely" when we got to the last one. Stunning. Many thanks, Brian

The colour versions of 2 & 3 look almost 3D. Prefer the colour versions. 1 & 4 are better in B&W.

Just a brief walk with the dog By bighobbit at 2011-02-08 By bighobbit at 2011-02-08

If there is a zoo local to you ask them for some Lion droppings. A few placed around your garden will sort your problem. Alternatively, dynamite or claymore's

You beat me to it. for some strange reason I like the white car against the black background with white wall above... yep, it works for me

Hi, I've got a D5000, which I'm getting the hang of, and slowly getting used to DSLR's. I've been offered a D70 with a 50mm lens for £250. The question is is it a better beast than the D5000? Or, would it make a good back up body? Thanks, brian

Great capture. My first trhought was how dignified and regal he looks. An elder statesman. Thanks for sharing. Brian

We had 2 weeks in Rome last June, the boss's 50th. Loads of photo opportunities, many of which never appear in a guide book. My favourites are the Forum (lots of), top of the Victor Emmanual, lots of people one's around the Vatican, the trams. And one that turned out far better than expected...

Loved it. The subject draws the eye, and the others in the shot add atmosphere and questions. Doesn't need anything adding or taking away. Clinical shots often look too sterile.

Stunning photo's! And what an absolutely gorgeous baby. Congrats to you both, and a long and happy life to the wee one.

If its a fox its been on steroids

Bess, having herded a skittish stone Uploaded with ImageShack.us New to dslr, so not up to many that I've seen on here.

Hi, Really new to this DSLR stuff. Bought a D5000 a couple of months back, and looking to get a cheap and cheerful flash. Like the look of the SB-600, and have looked on Nikon's own website, but it doesn't say if its compatible with the D5000. Help...

A beautiful looking dog! I know how attached they become to your heart strings. I'm on my 4th Border Collie, currently 3 years old. My 1st one, Toby, was a 4th birthday present in 1962. Then followed Patch & Molly together. And now Bess. Brian

Stunning set! And I'd recommend the Magpie cafe for the fish & chips - its listed in the Egon Ronay guide. We get there several times a year... its about 20 miles south of us. Brian

I've got about 1/2 dozen watches but gave up a few years ago and now rely on the large screen on my phone - the eye sight isn't what it used to be. Shame really because I love watches, and have some nice ones squirreled away in my sock drawer.

Stunning! And has confirmed next year's holiday venue. Thanks for sharing. Brian

cheers Uncle Frank. Flash is on the Xmas list - just hoping Santa remembers. And apologies for the lack of name. Brian.

Hi, New to DSLR's, and new to this grandparenting thing. Georgina @ 4 months. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Feel free to criticise but isn't she just beautiful

Used it a lot when I first got the camera but now only use it for the odd shot, and for menu changes.

impressive

"Every day is a nice day but some are nicer than others" "A mistake is a sign that someone tried."

After a 25yr break from photography I bought a D5000 in the summer. My hope for 2011 is to improve on the absolute rubbish I've produced in the last 4 mths. Me and IT have never got on, and there's so much to learn about modern cameras.:confused:

It may be you've given her a dodgy hair style, and she's taken the huff with you. Sorry, i'll go now.

We're on our 5th Border Collie, and have been there a few times before. I feel your pain, and wish I could take it from you. Advice; give it a few weeks and get another one. All the best, Brian