Things are afoot at ADAPS as we have new heating, new electrics and now, covered in dust, we have Chris Harrison (in the background), Keith Richardson (pointing) and Mel Barnes (covered in grinding dust but taking a moment to shoot … Read More
Picture of the Week can be many things, and this week a memory for Alan Duckworth, seen here about to take to the skies in his Tiger Moth! Members of ADAPS have many talents indeed!
ADAPS has many skilled photographers, who post images in various places. Sue’s extraordinary landscape has certainly hit the spot at ePHOTOzine, amassing 44 votes and an incredible 13 Awards.
Mysterious ancient stones and a dark, brooding sky, a perfect candidate for the Picture of the Week!
This week we go over the sea to Skye, actually to the place where the Skye Ferry used to dock before the bridge was built. This picture was a huge success for Sue on ePHOTOzine and now is a success … Read More
The lazy warmth of evening makes Brian Hull our star photographer this week. Warmth is now a new normal at ADAPS as even the clubrooms have new heating. So we can bask in that in due course, but for this … Read More
All lines in this image lead to the Sycamore tree, another fine shot by John Chappell.
Armed with a Nikon fish-eye lens, John explored the John Rylands Library in Deansgate, Manchester, to come up with this wide vista of ancient leather bound tomes. The library is happy to allow photography, but no tripods unless by special … Read More
A remote log cabin, mist rolling in across the trees, a sense of pure isolation…..We’re sure Eddie’s image evokes the feeling that this could be bliss. How long it would be bliss for before the call of the city demanded … Read More
Our “roving reporter” who prowls the world at night is Adrian, who never seems to sleep. Armed with his trusty Sony A7S he produces his unique views of the nightime world and well deserves this POTW for his untiring efforts.