Gallery Round-Up - October 2008

We've been a little quiet on the Gallery Round-Up front, but as ever the OM Gallery is full of ace outdoors shots from all over the world and of course, all OUTDOORSmagic members get three completely free megabytes of space to show off and share their favourite outdoor images...

Amazingly, there are now some 14,800 images in the Gallery spread over around 1700 albums, which is one hell of a lot of pictures. Here are some of the best from last month, October 2008 :-)

Ain't Life Tough?

Freshly uploaded to his aptly-named  I wish I was there now instead of sat at my blummin' desk album by Justin Murphy, this one struck a chord with us all right. That'll be the Dolomites then... The rest of the album's well worth a look as well.




Let's Get Autumnal...

John Henderson's new autumn stream walk album does pretty much what it says on the box. It's autumn and it's a stream and rather lovely in a dying of the light, russet-leaved sort of way.




Aysgarth Falls

Of course autumn's not always gentle, especially when it's been raining a bit and there's a head of drainage coming down from the tops. This is Deborah Clark's shot of a rather watery Aysgarth Falls.




Autumn Ben

And while we're being autumnal, here's Ben Nevis looking well, wintry really, in October from John Cameron's consistently viewable Lochaber album and there are plenty more where that came from :-)



October Treescape

We like this moody treescape from Imperial Dave, October again, moody again. What else can you say?

Brecon Meet

Hamish Fenton's added to his OM Meets Album, this one's an image from October 2008's Brecon Beacon Meet, and pretty dramatic it is too. That's MikeyH walking along, just in case you didn't recognise him...

Cribyn - Hamish Fenton

And from the same meet, different photographer, this is Richard Roworth's shot of 'some tarn thing'...

Some Tarn Thing - Richard Roworth

And Now For Soomething Snowdonian...

More from John Henderson, this time from North Wales, this is a strange rock somewhere near Elidir Fawr, or that's what we're assuming given the name of the album.

Strange Rock - John Henderson

And from the same album, this is the stunning view over towards the Glyders and Tryfan with both llyn Idwal and Llyn Ogwen visible in the foreground. Nice...

The Glyders fromo Elidir Fawr - John Henderson

It's Going To Rain In A Minute...

This is a shot of walkers descending Cat Bells towards Keswick by Steve Robinson and I think we can all guess what happens next... excellent moodiness that sums up the changeable nature of British mountain weather rather nicely.

Towards The Storm - Steve Robinson

That's it for now. Don't forget that all OMers have a free 3 MB of space to show off their outdoor images and there are more being added every day. Just check out the Latest Images page to see what's new and enjoy :-)