During the imposed Lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic, EPS introduced a monthly photo challenge, here you can see some of the results of that. Lockdown began, in the UK, on 23rd March 2020. Our first challenge was for April 2020. There were no prizes or specific rules. Members were invited to submit their images and a few words to accompany them. Members were also invited to submit up to 10 images made during Lockdown that did not adhere to the themes of the monthly Challenges, that gallery will be completed later. All images are the copyright of the individuals. The April Challenge theme was “Creative images taken at home”. The May Challenge was “Five minutes from home”. For the June Challenge the theme is “No more than 5 miles from home” for the first time since lockdown powered transport is allowed.
Alan Givens
May Challenge
Since my wife uses a walking stick we had to find somewhere reasonably flat for outdoor exercise. The closest harbour is Dysart, but is a bit uneven, so we go to West Wemyss harbour.After a walk along the pier and my wife returning to the car, i had another wee walk along the pier and made these images.Ive arranged them into a panel of 10 with the theme being ” blue”.
Alexandra McOrist
June Challenge
Al McOrist – Cabbage Al McOrist – Calm Al McOrist – Get me out of this box Al McOrist – Lockdown daisies Al McOrist – Natures drama
Alistair Cowan
April Challenge
Alistair Cowan – 08 Abstract Alistair Cowan – 07 Purple and green abstract Alistair Cowan – 06 Pinhole Alistair Cowan – 05 Tulip scan Alistair Cowan – 04 Mono tulip Alistair Cowan – 03 Orange macro Alistair Cowan – 02 Red edge Alistair Cowan – 01 A Hint of Lemon
May Challenge
Alistair Cowan – In Need of a Trim Alistair Cowan – Boris Alistair Cowan – Blondie Alistair Cowan – New Lamb
Andrew McKie
May Challenge
Andrew Mckie – chaffinch chick
June Challenge
Andrew Mckie – 1 Kestrel with Vole Holyrood park Andrew Mckie – 5 Small Skipper Holyrood park Andrew Mckie – 4 Small Skipper posing Holyrood park Andrew Mckie – 3 Short-eared Owl transposed to Holyrood park Andrew Mckie – 2 Kestrel in flight Holyrood park
Andy Hayes
June Challenge
Andy Hayes – Fettercairn Distillery NHS Andy Hayes – Fettercairn Distillery Andy Hayes-PEANUTS FOR TEA Andy Hayes-SIBLING RIVALRY Andy Hayes-Take Off
Barbara Bartkowiak
May Challenge
Barbara Bartkowiak – Bus_Stop Barbara Bartkowiak – Roots Barbara Bartkowiak – Old_Wood
June Challenge
Barbara Bartkowiak – COMPARABLE Barbara Bartkowiak – JUST_ONE_WAY Barbara Bartkowiak – LOCKDOWN-LOCKS_CLOSED Barbara Bartkowiak – MISSING_THEATRE_1 Barbara Bartkowiak – MISSING_THEATRE_2 Barbara Bartkowiak – SHOPPING Barbara Bartkowiak – WHERE_IS_THE_THEATRE
Barbara Bogacka
June Challenge
Barbara Bogacka – Ra1 Barbara Bogacka – Ra6 Barbara Bogacka – Ra5 Barbara Bogacka – Ra3 Barbara Bogacka – Ra2
Bill Johnston
May Challenge
Bill Johnston – book shop
Brian Flemming
May Challenge
Brian Flemming – 01 – Granton Gasometer Brian Flemming – 09 – Granton Gasometer Brian Flemming – 08 – Scottish Gas HQ Brian Flemming – 07 – Granton Gasometer Brian Flemming – 06 – Scottish Gas HQ Brian Flemming – 05 – Scottish Gas HQ. Brian Flemming – 04 – Scottish Gas HQ Brian Flemming – 03 – Granton Gasometer Brian Flemming – 02 – Granton Gasometer
June Challenge
Brian Flemming – 01 – No Through Road Brian Flemming – 05 – Adieu to the Longest Day Brian Flemming – 04 – Long John Silver Brian Flemming – 03 – Birds-Eye View Brian Flemming – 02 – Thank You NHS
Caroline McDermott
April Challenge
For my photo, I decided to treat myself to a bunch of tulips on one of my very rare outings to the supermarket. I work in resilience planning for the NHS so you can imagine, have been really busy over the last few months. Fortunately I can work from home but when I saw these flowers I decided I deserved a treat so bought them for myself. I mainly enjoy macro photos of plants. The tulips were on my living room windowsill. Now there is so much new life in spring I am taking a lot more photography outside in my garden as it is full of life. I been posting on FB and Instagram as I find it cheerful to see others’ photos and hope others will enjoy mine as well.
Caroline McDermott – lockdown treat
Christopher Osborne
April Challenge
Christopher Osborne – Venetian Geometry IV Christopher Osborne – Venetian Geometry III Christopher Osborne – Venetian Geometry II Christopher Osborne – Venetian Geometry I
June Challenge
Chris Osborne – National Monument 1 Chris Osborne – National Monument 5 (Freelensing with Diana lens) Chris Osborne – National Monument 4 (Digital pinhole) Chris Osborne – National Monument 3 (Analogue pinhole on long out-dated film) Chris Osborne – National Monument 2 (ICM)
David Buchanan
June Challenge
David Buchanan – 05_Ravelrig Quarry David Buchanan – 04_View from summit of Kaimes Hill David Buchanan – 03_Landfill Gas Processing David Buchanan – 02_Land Fill Gas Collection David Buchanan – 01_Kaimes Hill from the South
David Greer
April Challenge
I used my free time during the April Covid-19 Lockdown to experiment with three new photographic techniques viz. ICM, Focus Stacking and Photomoshing/Glitching.
The rest of the time, I hung out of my balcony, somewhat precariously, to take pictures of strangers in the street
David Greer – Tulips-2 David Greer – Tulip Whish David Greer – Terminator David Greer – Self Isolation David Greer – Queen’s Colours David Greer – Passers By David Greer – Moshed leaves
May Challenge
David Greer – Alone_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Water of Leith_ (1 of 1) David Greer – wallflowers (1 of 1) David Greer – Tranquility_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Socially Distant_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Ramsay_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Lonely in Lockdown_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Isolation_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Hungry B12x (1 of 1) David Greer – Hungry B10x (1 of 1) David Greer – Gaia25x2 (1 of 1) David Greer – Gaia_bwred (1 of 1) David Greer – Cornflowers_ (1 of 1) David Greer – Colours of Spring_ (1 of 1) David Greer – B Landing2 (1 of 1)
June Challenge
David Greer – Blacksmith (1 of 1) David Greer – Warriston (1 of 1) David Greer – Tunnelman (1 of 1) David Greer – Cramond Brig David Greer – Bridge (1 of 1)
David Wolfenden
April Challenge
David Wolfenden – Bear-ly Managing
May Challenge
David Wolfenden – Blue tit
June Challenge
David Wolfenden – Runner David Wolfenden – Woody David Wolfenden – Woodpecker at Nest David Wolfenden – White Ermine Moth
Derek Robertson
May Challenge
Derek-Robertson-If-El-Greco-Lived-In-Comely-Bank…….or-maybe-I-should-stop-playing-with-free-HDR-software Derek-Robertson-Emerging-1
June Challenge
Derek-Robertson-01-Empty-High-Street Derek-Robertson-05-Master-Of-The-Universe Derek-Robertson-04-Vanishing-Point Derek-Robertson-03-Going-Nowhere Derek-Robertson-02-Punctuation-Mark
Dennis Linn
April Challenge
Dennis Linn – just-having-a-drink Dennis Linn – hawthorn shield bug Dennis Linn – spring-tulip Dennis Linn – orchid Dennis Linn – Mr Bee Dennis Linn – flower in glass
June Challenge
Dennis Linn – iris Dennis Linn – wet grass Dennis Linn – back lit Dennis Linn – after the rain Dennis Linn – waterfall
Donald Stirling
April Challenge
Dragged out my ’toy’ collection to use as subject matter.
Donald Stirling – Royale_lineup Donald Stirling – Irish Bubbles Donald Stirling – GM heaven Donald Stirling – Couch Potato
May Challenge
Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Early_Restart_Construction Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Ratho_Sunset Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Spot_the_moonbuggy Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Water_on_the_leaves Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Obligatory_Bus_Snap Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Macro_in_the_garden2 Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Macro_in_the_garden1 Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_Fireman_Sam_Heaven
June Challenge
Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_01_River_Almond Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_05_Tees_Grangemouth_Doubler Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_04_600_lost Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_03_WHL_Ballast_Kirknewton Donald Stirling – Donald_Stirling_02_Kirknewton_Hailstorm
Doug Berndt
April Challenge
I see my camera as a friend that accompanies me out of doors. It’s rare for me to take images indoors. For my images – the idea came from Gavin Hoey here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKp8YO2DkwA -I also used various PS built-in 8-bit artistic filters on the images. You can find Gavin’s background images here – https://www.gavtrain.com/?p=6869 My backgrounds were derived from these but are not straight copies – credit to Gavin for the originals.
Doug Berndt – 7-Tumbler 4 Doug Berndt – 6-Tumbler 3 on Wet Doug Berndt – 5-Glass 2 AEP_multi Lens_Mono_toned Doug Berndt – 4-Glass 4 Doug Berndt – 3-Glass 1i_Glowing Edges Doug Berndt – 2-Glass 1_Plastic Wrap Doug Berndt – 1-Glass 1
May Challenge
Images around Fairmilehead area of Edinburgh – a changing decorated window, warning signs, Mortonhall golf course closure, abandoned road works, ornamental rabbits left on a hedge for kids amusement, painted stones at Fairmilehead Parish church door. Kid’s street game follow the line to a rainbow, a neighbour isolated behind her washing line and enjoying the sun. St Fillan’s Church services cancelled.
Doug Berndt – Pavement Chalk Doug Berndt – VE 75 Day_Stay Home Doug Berndt – Work Suspended Doug Berndt – Isolating Neighbour Doug Berndt – Rainbow Stones Doug Berndt – Lookout for Rabbits Doug Berndt – Keep Dogs on Lead Doug Berndt – Ready and Waiting Doug Berndt – Course Warning Doug Berndt – No Golf for Now Doug Berndt – Rainbow Window Doug Berndt – God is Cautious Too
June Challenge
With the changing rules easing lockdown restrictions, we were allowed to travel a little further with recommendations being not more than 5 miles. I had not been in the City Centre since March and took the opportunity to visit Edinburgh Waverley Station. People were still travelling by train but very few and there were more employees than passengers. The station was marked out with social distancing stickers that included footprints on the escalators. I’d spoken with the customer service assistant that you can see at the foot of the escalator, who told me how great it was to photograph the empty station and to go and enjoy myself. Shortly after that I met a Network Rail employee who told me “You can’t take pictures in here!” (Apparently it would have been OK if I’d just been using my phone!). I’d have loved to have stayed longer, but when asking for a permit to photograph was told that Network Rail had a duty to enforce social distancing for safety purposes, I struggled to find someone to distance from.
Doug-Berndt-Waverley-5_Crowd-Trouble Doug-Berndt-Waverley-4_Rush-Hour Doug Berndt – Waverley 3_Traveller in Lockdown Doug-Berndt-Waverley-2_Socially-distanced-escalator Doug Berndt – Socially distanced steps
Douglas May
May Challenge
Edinburgh Council have used section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to close off part of Braid Road near my home.It is said to be for the purpose of supporting social distancing for cyclists and pedestrians. It has certainly given Braid Road an eerie and isolated feelingwith no motor vehicles and in particular a line of parked cars for visitors to the Hermitage. Meantime further up the road work continues. On an emptyPentland Terrace a short distance away two cyclists, like many other cyclists, cycle close to the pavement and do not give the pedestrian thedistance she should be entitled to expect.
Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 1 Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 6 Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 5 Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 4 Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 3 Douglas May – Supporting social distancing – 2
June Challenge
Douglas May – Virus and the dogs-2 Douglas May – Virus and the dogs Douglas May – Virus and the dogs-5 Douglas May – Virus and the dogs-4 Douglas May – Virus and the dogs-3
Edward Richards
April Challenge
New Home I spent some time making and giving away bird nesting boxes from scrap materials. Decided to put one up on a tree in the garden and it was occupied in 24 hours. Lockdown supplies I always liked making still life compositions from things lying about the house and lockdown consumables seemed a good opportunity. Spring Cleaning Was really cleaning conservatory when decided it could make a still life. Drew a freaky face on box of gloves but no one has noticed it! Wind Spinner. Tried to keep movement but also show vanes on spinner. Double Camellia Colourful but short lived blooms. Camera Canon G7X shutter priority at 1/500 because a strong wind blowing.
Edward Richards – Wind Spinner Edward Richards – Take Me To Your Leader Edward Richards – Spring Clean Edward Richards – New Home Edward Richards – LockdownSupplies Edward Richards – Double Camellia
May Challenge
Empty Queensferry Road This is usually busy 24/7 and is eerily quiet in the lockdown
Empty Play Park Again usually a very busy park with kids enjoying themselves and again deserted with COVID
All Mod Cons This boat has sat on waste ground beside the River Almond for years complete with toilet. It disappeared the day after it was photographed.
Cramond Brig from beside cottage ruins, just to complement the story that follows… Jock Howison’s Cottage Ruins – This is a ruin immediately beside Brig and was occupied by a farm labourer named Jock Howison
King James V Statue Apparently King James was attacked on the Brig by robbers and was saved by Howison coming to his aid. The statue was erected to mark the occasion but it is half a mile away across the Queensferry Road, now in a courtyard housing development.
I have lived in this area for 39 years and never knew the story or found the statue till the lockdown!
Edward Richards – AllModCons Edward Richards – KingJamesV Edward Richards – JockHowison’sCottageRuins Edward Richards – EmptyQueensferryRoad Edward Richards – EmptyPlaypark Edward Richards – CramondBrig
Eric Robinson
April Challenge
Eric Robinson – Opening Eric Robinson – Opening Fern Eric Robinson – Honesty Eric Robinson – Ferns Eric Robinson – Corn Eric Robinson – Boy Racer Eric Robinson – Bluebells
Fiona Spence
June Challenge
Fiona-Spence-Orizuru Fiona-Spence-Organic-Shape Fiona-Spence-Hear-Me Fiona-Spence-A-Night-at-the-Gala
George Milligan
May Challenge
George Milligan – george milligan on my local walk1 George Milligan – george milligan on my local walk3 George Milligan – george milligan on my local walk2
June Challenge
George Milligan – LEITH – GEORGE MILLIGAN 3 George Milligan – LEITH – GEORGE MILLIGAN 3 George Milligan – LEITH – GEORGE MILLIGAN 3 George Milligan – LEITH – GEORGE MILLIGAN 2 George Milligan – LEITH – GEORGE MILLIGAN 1
Gair Brisbane
June Challenge
Gair Brisbane – Stock image_14 Gair Brisbane – Stock Image_40 Gair Brisbane – Stock Image_34 Gair Brisbane – Stock image_15 Gair Brisbane – Stock image_13
Graham Morrice
April Challenge
Graham Morrice – 27th March Home Macros Graham Morrice – 14th April Soap Bubbles
May Challenge
Graham Morrice – 22nd may early morning newhaven mainly wide angle Graham Morrice – Lockdown 5 Graham Morrice – Lockdown 4 Graham Morrice – 22nd may early morning newhaven mainly wide angle Graham Morrice – Lockdown 2 Graham Morrice – 22nd may early morning newhaven mainly wide angle
June Challenge
Graham-Morrice-Newhaven-Harbour-Tern-Silhouette Graham-Morrice-Water-of-Leith-Wren Graham-Morrice-Water-of-Leith-Mallard Graham-Morrice-Water-of-Leith-Bullfinch Graham-Morrice-Newhaven-Harbour-Tern-with-Fish
Hilda Dalgetty
June Challenge
Hilda Dalgety – What- Hilda Dalgety – Mermaid Hilda Dalgety – Entrance Hilda Dalgety – anchor
Isobel Lindsay
April Challenge
Isobel Lindsay – trapped Isobel Lindsay – outside Isobel Lindsay – on the range Isobel Lindsay – campsite
May Challenge
Isobel Lindsay – pinhole leaves Isobel Lindsay – pinhole allium Isobel Lindsay – leaves Isobel Lindsay – allium
James Glass
May Challenge
James Glass – Woodpecker and Chick 1 James Glass – Tree Creeper 5 James Glass – Long Tailed Tit James Glass – Nut Hatch 4
Jim Moir
May Challenge
Jim Moir – Robin with Grub
Jean Manson
May Challenge
Jean Manson – jean manson 7 Jean Manson – jean manson 6 Jean Manson – jean manson 5 Jean Manson – jean manson 4 Jean Manson – jean manson 3 Jean Manson – jean manson 2 Jean Manson – jean manson 1
Krysia Kotowska
April Challenge
Krysia Kotowska – Amaryllis 5 Krysia Kotowska – Amaryllis 4 Krysia Kotowska – Amaryllis 3 Krysia Kotowska – Amaryllis 2 Krysia Kotowska – Amaryllis 1 Krysia Kotowska – Of the onion family Krysia Kotowska – Miniature aquilegia Krysia Kotowska – Chive Krysia Kotowska – Reflections
June Challenge
Krysia Kotowska – Braidburn Valley Park 1 Krysia Kotowska – Three seedheads Krysia Kotowska – Peony Krysia Kotowska – Geranium Krysia Kotowska – Braidburn Valley Park 1
Louise Wallace
May Challenge
Louise Wallace – Louise Wallace-Forest Mill Louise Wallace – Louise Wallace-The Shirra and his Courthouse Louise Wallace – Louise Wallace-Sheriff Court Selkrk Louise Wallace – Louise Wallace-Rare breed sheep Zwartbles Louise Wallace – Louise Wallace-Old factory
June Challenge
‘5 wee Lochs within 5 miles’. … I thought, as a country member, that would be appropraite for a city club presentation 🙂 The distance went from 0.6 to 4.6 miles. The theme went slightly off by the inclusion of the Pen and cygnets as there are some wider shots of the Pot Loch, but the swan family were quite far away and I chose a closer shot.
Louise Wallace – Cauldshiels Loch Louise Wallace – The old boathouse at Lindean Loch Louise Wallace – Pen and Cygnets at The Pot Loch Louise Wallace – Faldonside Loch Louise Wallace – Clerkands Fly Fishery Loch
Mhairi Chambers
April Challenge
For my 3 images i decided to use both my 60mm macro lens and the in camera focus stacking setting in my Olympus EM5 mkiii by seeing what was around the house. All the images were shot hand held, as i was interested to see the results without resorting to using a tripod. The spider obliging appeared as my camera was to hand…. luckily for me!
Mhairi Chambers – Zebra spider with 60mm Macro Mhairi Chambers – Eternity V4 Mhairi Chambers – A book of stamps
May Challenge
1)Bowling Suspended-taken at the Merchiston Tennis and Bowling Club. I pass this on my daily walk and it was obvious that the green was being kept tidy and cut. I liked the striped pattern on the green. 2)House of the Future,Maybe-This was taken at the old Boroughmuir High School. Cala Homes has a sign at the front gates made of plexi glass and when passing one day, I realised it distorted the surrounding buildings and any vehicle passing at the time so I went back took the shot.It’s cropped in to just show the Cala Homes logo.3)Reaching For the Sun-This was taken at St Peters Place,it was growing at the bridge over the canal. 4)Outside Looking In- also taken at the bowling green.I liked the shadow pattern of the wrought iron fence,so i stood beside it,that’s my shadow in the shot.Felt like i was behind bars looking in at the planter.5)Trio of Fox Cubs- taken overlooking a neighbours garden in which 6 fox cubs and their mum are currently living.Its a bit of a jungle so difficult to shoot when there is only a small patch of sunlight in which they play and snooze!
Mhairi Chambers – Trio of fox cubs V2 Mhairi Chambers – Reaching for the sun Mhairi Chambers – Outside looking in (2) Mhairi Chambers – House of the future maybe Mhairi Chambers – Bowling suspended
June Challenge
1)Graffiti in DT2-Taken at Straiton Pond nature reserve. I had not been there for several years and found this on the wall of a tunnel under the bypass. Converted to black and white in Olympus Workspace. 2) Honey bee at work-Also taken at Straiton, I had been trying to get shots of a honey bee for a few weeks and finally succeeded. 3) Just bumbling along-Also taken at Straiton, I like the colours in this one with the blurred green background and the yellow of the bee sitting on the reddish flower. 4)Whose Art is it Anyway?- Another one from the Straiton walk, as in many other places in and around Edinburgh these days, tunnels get “decorated”. Some is very artistic, others you can debate whether its art or graffiti. I liked this section, converted to black and white using Olympus Workspace. 5)The Big Yellow Store- Calder Road in Edinburgh. I liked the lines and angles of the building, plus the blue sky goes well with the bright yellow of the building.
Mhairi Chambers – Whose art is it anyway in DT 2 Mhairi Chambers – The Big Yellow store Mhairi Chambers – Just bumbling along Mhairi Chambers – Graffitti in DT2 Mhairi Chambers – Honey bee at work
Martin Ashford
May Challenge
Newhaven Sunset (Almost) -Wanted to stay another 20 minutes to catch the sunset but two very burly policemen turned up and started dispersing people – though it prudent to pack up! Sunset through the flowers – Walking back to Trinity along lower Granton Road, noticed a young girl taking a picture of the sunset through some wild flowers that were growing out of a crack in the promenade wall. I waited a minute or two, walked to the same spot and stole her idea! Supermoon – walking home, biggest lens I had with me was a 90mm prime. It was light at the time but I lowered the exposure in Adobe Camera raw to silhouette the branches, then added a graduated filter to darken the sky.
Martin Ashford – Supermoon Martin Ashford – Sunset through the flowers Martin Ashford – Newhaven Sunset (Almost)
June Challenge
Martin Ashford – They went that way Martin Ashford – Royal-Scots-Greys-Monument Martin Ashford – Regent-Bridge Martin Ashford – Dugald-Stewart-Monument Martin Ashford – Calton-Hill
Muriel Binnie
April Challenge
Two images were inspired by a Bailey and Chinnery video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIh7v29WA9c The other three were taken using a lightpad. For lightpad mastery – look for Jane Simmonds on flickr or Instagram.
Muriel Binnie – 1 Tulips from Amsterdam Muriel Binnie – 2 Tulip Ink Muriel Binnie – 4 White on White Muriel Binnie – 3 Moody Blues Muriel Binnie – With Ice and Lemon
May Challenge
The black and white images were all taken in the same local graveyard. With one exception, they are multiple exposures taken in camera. B&W suited my mood and gave more intense results, sometimes capturing two headstones in the same image. This seems to me to represent the lock down – separation yet community reliance.
The coloured image is also a multiple exposure – there was an irony in Classic Laddie whisky packaging in a shop window counterpointed against a local authority street sign right outside – is it advocating roof repairs without a rope?
Muriel Binnie – Fallen Crosses Muriel Binnie – Face in the Graveyard VIII Muriel Binnie – 4 Face in the Graveyard V Muriel Binnie – 3 Face in the Graveyard IV – Screen- Muriel Binnie – 1 Face in the Graveyard I – Screen- Face in the Graveyard III #2 Muriel Binnie – Classic Laddie
June Challenge
Muriel Binnie – Faded Roses
Neil Scott
April Challenge
Neil Scott – lockdown views
May Challenge
These were all taken in my garden. I had just bought a 100-400mm lens for my Fujifilm X-T2, meaning to try my hand at bird photography when the lockdown started. I was therefore on the way! My main photographic interests are people, including street photography and still life/abstract stuff, so this was well outside my comfort zone. I had to learn to use manual focusing after learning about focus peaking, and was using ISO ratings of 3000-5000 and shutter speeds of 1/2000 or less – all completely different from my usual settings. Since the birds are travelling extremely fast my initial success rate was probably around one percent. In other words only one image out of 100 was acceptably sharp (or indeed the bird was in the frame at all!) My hit rate has since improved, with much appreciated help from Eric Robinson, Jim Moir and Sandy Cleland.
Neil Scott – sparrow Neil Scott – male chaffinch 2 Neil Scott – fighting finches Neil Scott – chaffinch landing Neil Scott – chaffinch hovering Neil Scott – bullfinch spreadwing Neil Scott – angel wngs Neil Scott – aerial combat
Pete Gaskin
April Challenge
Pete Gaskin – Cut flower – high key Pete Gaskin – Self isolation
Robert Dewar
May Challenge
Robert Dewar – 1_Rainbow Robert Dewar – 6-Under the Sea (Best Decorated Window Competition For Hunter & Lass) Robert Dewar – 5_Penicuik Hunter & Lass Fancy Dress Parade 1 Robert Dewar – 4_Penicuik Hunter & Lass Fancy Dress Parade Robert Dewar – 3_Sign of the Times Robert Dewar – 2_Playpark Under Lockdown
June Challenge
Robert Dewar – 5_River Esk North At Roslin Glen Country Park Robert Dewar – 4_Pentland Hills from Penicuik to Dalkeith Walkway Robert Dewar – 3_Firth Viaduct Penicuik to Dalkeith Walkway Robert Dewar – 1_Bowstring Bridge Penicuik to Dalkeith Walkway Robert Dewar – 2_River Esk North At Dalmore
Robert Ruscoe
May Challenge
Robert Ruscoe – Purfume Bottle
Shirley Finlay
May Challenge
Shirley Finlay – EPSTunnel2 Shirley Finlay – EPSTunnel Shirley Finlay – EPSRodneyStreetTunnel2 Shirley Finlay – EPSPrimate Shirley Finlay – EPSNeighbour Shirley Finlay – EPS Lockdown
Tom Flint
May Challenge
Tom Flint – Super Moon 2020
Unda McKie
May Challenge
Images are taken on Calton Hill – 5 min from home. The rat family (while not the favourite subject of mine) has lived next to Calton Hill stairs for few years and were quite obliging on Sunday morning. I am not sure of the name for the plants, but they are one of the carrot family and are currently all over the parks and greens.
Unda McKie – rat4 Unda McKie – rat2 Unda McKie – bokeh_1
June Challenge
Unda McKie – 5. Ringlet after rain, Holyrood Park Unda McKie – 4. Small heath in long grass, Holyrood Park Unda McKie – 2. When nature takes over- sapling, Calton Hill Unda McKie – 3. When nature takes over the streets, Calton Hill Unda McKie – 1. After rain Edinburgh panorama, Calton Hill
Zoltan Laszlo
June Challenge
Zoltan Laszlo – Ziggy-1 Zoltan Laszlo – Ziggy and her favourite toy Zoltan Laszlo – Flodden Wall and The Castle Zoltan Laszlo – Anchor_Close