Another hello

[crisscross]

Hi Guys,

I am tentatively migrating from another gallery & have dipped toe with 1 photo of some pretty flowers I can't name.

I mostly photograph anything that looks good in the viewfinder and, although that is 75% nature shots, 25% tends to be buildings and miscellany. Confession: I am a semi-retired architect and have been using 3D CAD for 16 years.

I see the outside of the odd country church in the gallery; would I be out of order with some interiors and/or details? Even the very occasional modern one? Outdoor abstracts?

I can see that on the actual wildlife I need doubled-up L plates, but if you lot have the patience to identify my 'unidentifieds', it is obviously an excellent place to learn.

Shall I post some more photos?

Chris

[Fourwings]

Hi Chris - welcome aboard, I'm always happy to see other people photos.
Look forward to seeing more of yours.

fourwings

[Helen]

Hello Chris and welcome to the forum.

Please feel free to post your pics in the gallery, if you have any questions about the categories etc, just ask.

Regards

[StuartDH]

Hi crisscross and welcome to the wabsite

Feel free to post lots more photos and we'll be happy to dig in and try to identify any that you're too sure about.

For the Great Outdoors gallery, we usually just allow pics that give visitors a view of the British countryside including villages, harbours, farms etc. Foreign visitors to the site can then get some idea of what rural areas of Britain look like. On rare occasions we do let through one or two pictures that don't quite fit into this category as well, but generally it's just outdoor rural pics.

Obviously, all British wildlife photos will be more than welcome and we'll be happy to consider new categories wherever they are needed. In fact, we're just opening a new 'weather' gallery today to place all the recent uploads of winter scenes, rainbows etc.

Cheers

Stuart