~ Photography And Pictures ... (And Pictures Disappearing in this Forum?)

the photo is really good, have you tried using the correct extension like a JPEG and how do you upload the photo?

It is 2020, now! Here is a double rainbow I saw today.

Follows is a scary-ish bank of clouds I photographed about a year ago.

...I revive this Thread a little, for those who recall it, especially to say that if anyone is having trouble putting pictures here now, it is because they seem to have to be GIFs now, not the JPEGs which are what all before this Post are/were. (Thanks to the User named "Aidie" for telling Me this!) 

Anyone reading, You can enjoy the pictures here or start Your own Thread.

I gained no "likes" at this moment, for my "Dinosaur Skull" pictures... so I get the "picture" that few if any people here like Dinosaurs. So I shall try to finish this Thread with some of the last of my Tall Ships Pictures instead.

...This next is a late-in-the-day picture, of what stops London from being underwater, they say:

(The Thames Barrier.)

A genuine and hearty Thank You to all who Posted in this Thread, from myself. Keep on being You.   :-)  

Clouds are great to photo sometimes!

Here is one taken on Christmas Day with my new Mi Max! There are overcast clouds and water too. Some reviewers had slated photos taken on low light, but the photos I took on this holiday looked great, I thought! I resized it to next to nothing though

A sunset picture for toda(y!  This is Lichfield Cathedral, in Staffordshire, across Stowe Pool.  Lichfield Cathedral is the only Mediaeval Cathedral in Britain to retain three spires.  (The other two cathedrals with three spires, Truro, and St Mary's RC cathedral in Edinburgh are Victorian). 

I am uncertain of how pictures of Dinosaur Fossils are preferred here, as opposed to at least Landscapes and Tall Ships (!), so I am working through all of my Internet-Modified Dino Pictures, first...

A Centrosaurus Skull. (A Dinosaur which is Related to Triceratops)...but then, look at this next --- 

...Just how THIN it is? They do not show this aspect in Dinosaur books...! :-)

I'm back posting pictures after a few days off - not because I've not got any pictures but because I have been 'otherwise engaged' and not managed to find the time.  Weak excuse I know!

Alexandria Gardens in Cardiff is a beautiful park at any time of the year, but around the middle of April to the begining of May it really becomes at its best.  This is the War Memorial, framed by flowering blossom.  And it shows I don't always have dark, broody skies, this for a change is nice and bright blue.

I Post some Links (again) here, and a picture as if to show that I have not forgotten this Thread:

Pet Photos (2018):

community.autism.org.uk/.../pet-photos

This is the previous Pet Photos Thread (Deleted User, 7 Months ago):

http://community.autism.org.uk/f/miscellaneous-and-chat/9547/pet-photos

Natural History Museum again. Seleton Heads: Left is a Tyrannosaur, and Right is Triceratops. When I visited, there was no "full" Tyrannosaur Skeleton, just an animatronic mock-up. (Things must be different now, I may go back sometime...)

This Post here may read as insulting, yet it is completely NOT...

Mr.TrainSpotter, if this keeps up, then - with less "dark Clouds" - your  own Pictures upon this Thread, could darn near make a good CALENDER, for NAS to use in order to raise Funds...   ?

;-)   

For some reason my writing didn't show for this picture.  It is of a village in Shropshire, only a few miles from Wolverhampton, called Badger. 

This is a beautiful photo. I love it.

I wish I could be in the house alone or with only other autistic people in silence.

A picture is worth a thousand words and this shows the reality of something that a lot of people don't want to think of. As someone who donates to foodbanks regularly, this is the stark reality. Thank you for posting and hope things improve for you soon.

I like your stained glass pictures, I take a lot of pictures in churches, stained glass, misericirds, monuments, brasses etc, mostly mediaeval but also other eras if I find it interesting. Churches are some of the finest museums there are whatever one's religion is.

Thank You yet again. And, yet again, Please be careful and I offer you Good Fortune FWIW, and Please rest yourself as much as needs must. I myself shall leave off from this Thread for now, then.

(And again, maybe someone else may later write a better response than my one here... anyone?) (And what I said before also still applies.)

More from my life and travels.

What a food voucher looks like.

Local modern art.

More traditional paintings on a shop window.

Since it's Easter, churches and stained glass windows.

...the "ammendment" (edit) was to add: "if you feel like it"...

The Internet can be a confusing place. 

Disambiguating Cynosure said:

I appreciate your response, yet, please sign off if you feel like it, and do take your own time. Good Fortune to yourself from myself, at least, and for what it is worth.

I truly meant that, of course.

...Things went funny here, while I posted and ammended that. I may have voted myself up or down. Apologies to anyone for any confusion that way.

Thank You for your response, very very much. The problem with this Internetting business, is that is not face-to-face, one cannot see if it is a "bad time" or not for anyone... (yet another new Thread idea (...) ).

I appreciate your response, yet, please sign off if you feel like it, and do take your own time. Good Fortune to yourself from myself, at least, and for what it is worth.

I am online and still around.  Just!

Depressed as hell trying to deal with multiple problems.  To cut a long story short.  I get sent from one expert debt advisor to another.  And the only concrete help I've received is a food voucher to a food bank. Here's a photo from my kitchen showing what they gave me.