POTW – Alasdair Field
Alasdair’s experiment with colour takes our top slot this week.
POTW – Michael Collier
A very thoughtful landscape captured from a not so obvious viewpoint.
POTW – ADAPS at Astley Green
This week saw ADAPS breaking free slightly from Lockdown, with a private outdoor photoshoot at Astley Green Colliery Museum, now known as Lancashire Mining Museum. With all proper precautions taken, it was a real pleasure to be able to get … Read More
POTW – Alan Kemp
Alan’s atmospheric landscape claims the top slot this week.
POTW – Mike Aspinall
A good use of colour and composition from Mike.
POTW – Mel Barnes
Mel Barnes has the Picture of the Week slot, with a tongue-in-cheek title but a fine street photograph.
POTW – Mike Forrest
Mike Forrest has tried something a little different here, so it’s well worth our Picture of the Week status!
POTW – Amanda Hull
Makes you want to be there…..
POTW – Danny Baker
Lots for the eye to take in here, and a nice glimpse into a past life.
POTW – Graham Otty
A striking composition with a pleasing combination of colours.
POTW – Mark Dyson
A muted colour palette, help to draw the eye to the blue and yellow of the face and make this a simple, yet striking image.
POTW – Mel Barnes
A nice reminder of the British Bulldog spirit from Mel.
POTW – Sue Riley
This week’s Picture of the Week is by Sue Riley, a sumptuous library for us all to cosy into during Lockdown? Whilst we might not have such a fine set of tomes, no doubt a good opportunity for us all … Read More
POTW – John Chappell
An excellent dreamy landscape from John is this week’s worthy winner.
POTW – Bobby Loomba
Bobby earns the coveted Picture of the Week slot with a really powerful black and white image. Travel clearly pays dividends, something that seems a long way away indeed in our current state of lockdown.
POTW – Eddie Dudley
Eddie earns Picture of the Week with this very unusual and striking image. Eddie produces a wide variety of quality images and his enthusiasm is definitely infectious!