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From todays outing at a nature reserve, image uploading

Thanks Brancho, I am finding Thanks Brancho, I'm finding aperture mode is doing what I need, Unfortunately the weather's been bad so didn' want to take camera out in the wet, I did find some new places to go though for when the weather is nicer.

Thanks all, was heavy rain down here yesterday so spent the day reading books on wildlife photography, going out today and putting some of it to practice.

I normally go for a G shock, I picked a nice one up at a boot fair for £20, been on site with me and only had to replace strap which cost £3 from ebay.

Treated myself to a Nikon D3400 with 18-55mm, 70-300mm and 18-300mm lenses, here's a few of my best efforts so far, all taken in Aperture mode, not brave enough for fully manual mode yet,

Not really bush craft but treated myself to my 1st DSLR camera, Nikon D3400 with 18 - 55mm, 18 - 300mm and 70 - 300 mm lenses, taken it out almost every day and practiced a lot with it in Aperture mode, taken loads of duff pics but got some really nice ones, I'm loving being out and...

Lovely pair, nice job mate

Thanks for the replies, decided forget rid of Parker and get a dedicated goretex coat, I do like the idea of the tax thing, I could get a work coat!

Thanks bud, will take a look.

I've been given a really decent very warm Parker and once I've dyed it black i would like to waterproof it, At the moment its more like a duvet with sleeves and won't be any good in the rain. Thanks for any suggestions.

Lovely job, I really like the look of that.

Look forward to seeing the end result.

Treated myself to a Nikon d3400 dslr, wanted to get into photography and get some decent photos of days out , just need to sort a way of storing it in my day pack. Might see if someone sells an insert to fit in a rucksack.

I bought two last week, a Stanley one for £20 and a cheapo one for a fiver, both from Tesco's, tested both by boiling water and leaving for 4 hours, both where hot and measured the same temperature, both hold same amounts, only plus for the Stanley is the folding spoon is metal rather than...

Sadly no bushcraft stuff but found a litre of jim beam in asda on special £16, stopped me moaning about being dragged shopping after work :)

Lovely mate, nice pair.

Lovely job bud

Lovely bit of kit that bud.

When I worked on sites years ago, i moaned my toes where freezing and an old guy folded news paper and lined my steel toe boots, kept my feet and toes warm all day.