Photo Submissions for September 2006

[Ben]

Here's how it works!
Post one photo taken from your phone, as an attachment, on this thread.
At the end of each month, a new thread will be made allowing you to vote for your winner!

Notes:
1) Your post and attached image will not show up straight away - we check each entry first.
2) You can only enter one picture each month.
3) All pictures must be taken with a 3G phone during the month of September 2006 - you can state which phone you used if you wish, but technical quality is unimportant. As such, reducing the size of your photo is fine provided no 'photoshopping' is performed. Infact, with mobile phone cameras generating increasingly large files you are encouraged to slightly reduce the dimensions of your snaps and Windows users can do this using Stretch/Skew in Microsoft Paint.
4) The winners poll will now be a public vote - you can't vote for yourself!

Good luck, enjoy it!
Ben

[3g-g]

Well I might as well get us started! Taken on my 6680 on the highest resolution setting, I'm just above a town called Lendalfoot, which is on the west coast of Scotland looking out onto the Irish sea at Ailsa Craig, which is the lump of rock you can see on the horizon

[Hands0n]

Not to be outdone, this is Thrope Park's latest and greatest ride "Stealth", a 200ft loop, acceleration 0 to 80 in 2 seconds - breathtaking and exhilerrating. Paddi Pants available at the entrance

[Ben]

Well, if you two can do it, I can do it better!

Six silver cars in a row, snapped on my N80. It really was the most comical convoy. Sorry to all of you who insist on having silver cars (image cropped)

[Frasman77]

Thai school kids on an outing to the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Like everyone else in Thailand on a Monday they're all wearing yellow as a mark of respect for the King. Taken on my N73 . It's picked up the amazing colours of the place quite well.

[timothythetim]

Originally Posted by Frasman77

Thai school kids on an outing to the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Like everyone else in Thailand on a Monday they're all wearing yellow as a mark of respect for the King. Taken on my N73 . It's picked up the amazing colours of the place quite well.

Been there!
It's an amazing place.