Chaffinchs on garden feeders (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
First up, Rodger Fry took this painterly picture of a winters sunset over Weston.
Rob Blamire snapped this chaffinch busily feasting on the contents of his garden bird feeder.
Great White Egret flying over local Somerset Lake (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Jaqueline Caven captured a great white egret taking flight over a Somerset lake.
The Grand Pier at night was the focus of this cleverly shot snap by Sean Bawden, not bad for a first attempt.
I recently bought a Nikon D5300... my first proper camera, and took it out for a test run. Shot using auto-bracketing, then post-processed using Aurora HDR. They are not perfect, but hey, its my first attempt. (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Waves crashed against the sea wall in Laura Szymanska’s picture taken on a stormy January day.
Paul Cowles took this etherial long exposure shot of Weston beach at twilight,
Waves are crashing, wind is blowing,What a beatiful day to explore it. (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Finally, Jaqueline also took this superb shot of the underside of the pier during a seafront walk on a blustery winter’s day.
String of stars and broken puzzle,I am a local photographer that likes to take shots of Weston and the surrounding areas. (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Winter along Weston beach front (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Ashcombe Park in the snow. Picture: Elise Poynton (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
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