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Forester now has snazzy grille and the roof bars from my Outback fit it which is a bonus, bike carriers to be added this week.

and done :)

Last few!

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Ok so Fuji Pro 400H is faaacking lovely.

New favourite film by a long way.

Yeah it's meant to be tough, plus I only MTN bike every so often, so not sure conditioned for it.

I'm riding a Genesis Latitude 30, steel frame hard tail, should be plenty comfy enough as long as I get the pressures right.

Anyone on 'ere doing the Strathpuffer 2016? I'm signed up with my brother and 2 cousins as a quad, 3 inexperienced riders and on that has done it 3 times, on of which was solo.

Such a strong page @shinkuu_kiss @Rik_Van_Looy @haveo @stevep

I'm waiting for Photoghost to develop my 1st two rolls of Fuji Pro 400h I put through the Dynax 7. Such excite!

No, your not the only one I have been thinking about it but going on the hot climate experience (Oz and the states) on the Forester forum no one has had an issue.

Dat flat 6 noise too. They sound amazing with a sports exhaust.

It's a fun car so far. Do it!

Snowy today up my way, winter tyres and 4wd means we took the less traveled roads and found some nice snow covered trees.

Cheers @rive_gauche and @Hefty, I have more plans for it! Stealth lights behind the 'sports' grille :)

Near St Andrews (I've never lived in London, joined for advice on fixed gear bikes 5 years ago and never left!)

Got my Forester XT yesterday, winter tyres and nice new suspension and brakes fitted and today, perfect Subaru weather!

Looks fantastic!

True. I'm cancelling my trip!

Looks rad! Enjoy and stay safe!

Sent my MP a message, I know him through getting our skate park built and I certainly hope he listens and others write to him / their local MP.

Ok, two options, new camera or become an astronaut and take the Iphone up to the ISS with you.

Or take a photo through a telescope with your phone. It's a thing: http://photography.about.com/od/takingpictures/qt/How-To-Photograph-The-Moon-Through-A-Telescope.htm

You'd get a similar result with any camera on a tripod and a long enough lens.

I'd say there are 4 things I've done to get this shot:

1. Camera is OMD EM1 and lens is Panasonic 100-300, used at full zoom so 600mm 35mm equivalent.
   
2. Camera on solid tripod and 10 second timer on shutter so as little vibration as possible.
   
3. It's actually a double exposure to get the moon sharp (small aparture, high ish ISO and fast shutter speed) and like a 10 second exposure for the clouds.
   
4. Post processing, dropped the highlights and increased the contrast on the moon a bit also increased the clarity setting on the moon. Basically processed it to look how the scene looked to my eye in reality.
   
   

How's that for a write up? :)

Thanks man, I was chuffed with it :)

Well I just watched that whole video and I did not hear a fox go 'FLOOF' once. Very cute and the fox is nice too.

Here is a photo I took from my back door tonight, double exposure one to get the detail of the moon and one to get the clouds blowing by.