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[josht]

 

[Danza91]

The beautiful Budapest.

Ibiza.

Europa Park.

 

[GaryH]

Some great shots of Budapest there

 

[Danny]

A few from the summer jaunt to Liseberg last year:

I like the background green colours in this image, but Helix's supports arrive and then make it look cluttered. Argh.

 

[Danza91]

Some great shots of Budapest there

Thank you, as always, a clear blue sky helps!

 

[josht]

 

[Alastair]

Taken at Chatsworth House last month, I was experimenting with HDR's and my new lens (Tamron 17-55mm f/2.8);

 

[GaryH]

Like the middle one of the wavy hedge

 

[Jem8472]

Like the middle one of the wavy hedge

The problem with employing a drunk gardner!

 

[GaryH]

Lol. Talking of gardens, here's one I took on the weekend...

 

[josht]

@phantasialand

 

[alee298]

 

[Blizzard]

^Nice Alee! Bit of a different angle than most of the pictures of Eiffel!

Took a snap of Beetham Tower from the Deansgate tram stop on the way home from college. Turned out quite nice!

 

[Danza91]

Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island, Australia

Lake McKenzie, Fraser Island, Australia

SS Maheno, Fraser Island, Australia

Hobbiton, Matamata, New Zealand

 

[stretchy]

The Bell - Forest Park - Stoke on Trent

Blackpool beach actually looking appealing

The Swarm

 

[Spike]

^Nice Alee! Bit of a different angle than most of the pictures of Eiffel!

Took a snap of Beetham Tower from the Deansgate tram stop on the way home from college. Turned out quite nice!

Lovely photo, but it is the ugliest tall building in this country. It's an eyesore in the Manchester skyline.

 

[Thoe124]

Banshee - Kings Island

Banshee (again) - Kings Island

Drop Tower: Scream Zone - Kings Island

Delirium (and Banshee) - Kings Island

Banshee (even again) - Kings Island

 

[Danny]

I originally thought Baron couldn't be any more of an astonishing looking roller coaster than it already was. Then a storm appeared and this happened...

 

[Jonathan]

I recently purchased my first DSLR - a very nice Canon EOS 760D. I partly bought it because I've wanted one for a while, partly because my old point-and-shoot got stolen when our house was burgled last year, partly because I've wanted to get more into photography recently, and also because I was going on holiday to Norway and Sweden in July. Two of the most beautiful places I've ever visited. As there'll be quite a few photos, I've put them in spoiler tags. And because there are so many of them, I'll have to split them over a few posts, so apologies in advance for that.

Tusenfryd and Norway

Spoiler

SpeedMonster

Martin made a new friend. <3

The journey down from Tusenfryd to Gothenburg had some stunning scenic moments like this. Honestly, the photo doesn't do it justice.

Liseberg

Spoiler

The drop out of Helix's station. The start of something epic. <3

This one would've been better with a train on it, but the ride wasn't even running at that time - this was during our behind-the-scenes tour which Liseberg gave us (many thanks to them once again).

One of the wheel assemblies on a Lisebergbananaramabanan train. I'm not sure what it is about this that I like, but there's something about it.

An overview of the hill. Shows just how much is packed onto it.

Helix just as the sun was setting.

 

[Jonathan]

Kolmården

Spoiler

The top of Wildfire's lift hill, along with the turnaround and the top of the first drop.

Side view of Wildfire's first drop, complete with train.

Wildfire's first drop, with a stunning view of the lake by Kolmården.

Same as above, but with a bit of the inverted airtime hill as well.

RED PANDA! <3

Few more stunning photos of the lake.

A lynx.

One of the adorable goats in the petting zoo.

"Yes, I know it's feeding time, but I'm quite happy up here, thank you very much."

This photo of a meerkat makes me realise that I should've taken a lens with a greater focal length than 55mm. Not bad, though.

Wildfire train going down the first drop.

Another one of Wildfire. I just couldn't stop taking photos of it, OK?