Photos of river scenes

[Paul Bullinger]

This could be the reason why barbel are a rarity up here in Norfolk. (photo taken by a mate whilst he was chub fishing)

 

[Cliff Turner]

Wavon today, spot on !

 

[Cliff Turner]

Wye today, just falling back with its banks.

 

[Neil Maidment]

Three early winter morning images of the Dorset Stour (Throop Bt2):

The downstream view from School Bridge:

Looking downstream towards School Bridge:

Looking downstream towards Glen's Weir:

 

[Dave Collins]

That snag wasn't there on my last visit!!!!

 

[Jim Ufton]

Sunset on the upper trent sat eve, just waiting,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[Dave Taylor]

A few shots taken from under the brolly of D.Stour kingfishers during the past few days.
All taken from a distance and mostly in the rain,..

 

[Trevor Brown]

Absolutely brilliant,fantastic pics

 

[Mark Nicholls]

Wow Dave

 

[Bill Walford]

A few shots taken from under the brolly of D.Stour kingfishers during the past few days.
All taken from a distance and mostly in the rain,..

Amazing photography Dave

 

[Bill Walford]

Dave,
Sorry if you’ve told us before but what photographic gear are you using?
Regards
Bill

 

[Dave Taylor]

Dave,
Sorry if you’ve told us before but what photographic gear are you using?
Regards
Bill

Morning Bill. I’m using a Nikon d500 body with either a Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 or Nikon 300mm f4 PF lenses for wildlife,….. for landscape/scenes I use a Nikon d750 with a Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 lens mostly.
I’ve also a Nikon d7500 which I like for general photography.

 

[Bill Walford]

Morning Bill. I’m using a Nikon d500 body with either a Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 or Nikon 300mm f4 PF lenses for wildlife,….. for landscape/scenes I use a Nikon d750 with a Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 lens mostly.
I’ve also a Nikon d7500 which I like for general photography.

Many thanks Dave Lovely equipment

 

[Steve Lewis]

Dave,
Sorry if you’ve told us before but what photographic gear are you using?
Regards
Bill

Morning Bill. I’m using a Nikon d500 body with either a Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 or Nikon 300mm f4 PF lenses for wildlife,….. for landscape/scenes I use a Nikon d750 with a Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 lens mostly.
I’ve also a Nikon d7500 which I like for general photography.

Bill

I think what Dave meant to say was that it's magic.


(Despite being nowhere near them location wise, I regularly pay a visit to the H. Avon and D. Stour threads purely for your photos Dave. Absolutely mustard stuff.)

 

[Deleted member 2708]

My wife and I revisited Vers on the river Lot today. If our plans to buy a rather ancient camper-car work out then the campsite at Vers is close to home but has fishing and a good restaurant nearby. These photos should show you why we really fancy spending some time here.....

I have never fished this stretch, but it does look promising!

 

[Clive Kenyon]

It looks lovely Steve. A camping-car is a brilliant way to access some beautiful places and excellent fishing spots. If you ned any advice about any aspect of buying or owning a camping-car drop me a pm. There are one or two things you ought to know if you are going to buy an older one.

 

[Deleted member 2708]

It looks lovely Steve. A camping-car is a brilliant way to access some beautiful places and excellent fishing spots. If you ned any advice about any aspect of buying or owning a camping-car drop me a pm. There are one or two things you ought to know if you are going to buy an older one.

Thanks Clive, I will pm you shortly.

 

[Chris Guy]

Great Ouse, end of winter scene.

 

[Graham Elliott]

View attachment 18346Great Ouse, end of winter scene.

Should be filling your boots C

 

[Chris Guy]

Should be filling your boots C

I take it you're not over familiar with The Ouse.