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Congratulations @Woodyg3

Marilynne, this is just brilliant and thank you so much for posting it. As an ex military man I'm a bit shocked that I never recognised it as a field kitchen and I never noticed the MOD crows-foot symbol either. In mitigation it is 50 years since I left and I've lost more than a few grey cells...

I came across this contraption in a large garden centre/plant nursery. It was suggested that it may have been an oven for heat-sterilising small quantities of soil or potting material but other than that I have no idea. :unsure:

I don't use the software you mention but there are loads of Youtube videos on all aspects of using the software, here are a couple to get you started:

The quirky shape caught my eye and when I looked closer I saw this detail. Nikon COOLPIX S8200 ISO 100, 25mm, 1/80th @ f3.4

Thanks for your post Woodyg3, looking at the rules more closely I think you are probably right, however, in the spirit of 'one shot per contestant' I will leave things as they are and perhaps not be so swift to post my images in future - just in case another bus comes. ;) :)

Congratulations @lightcapture.

Following on from my posts #5 & #23 in the Weekly Challenge https://nikonites.com/forum/threads/weekly-photo-challenge-feb-14th-20th-fire-hydrants-or-other-fire-fighting-equipment.48279/, I went for a stroll down a nearby country lane - actually it's a segment of old road that had been...

Having raised the issue about UK fire hydrants in #5 I thought I would go out and shoot a proper one rather than the exemplar sign in #5. Oh my goodness, they are as rare as rocking horse manure. Within a five mile radius around my house I could only find this rather pathetic example. I queried...

This update solves my original issue and opens up a broader approach wherever one is in the world. Now all I need is a little boost in fitness, some decent weather and if all that fails ------ a box of matches and a bucket of water. :unsure: ;)

Thanks Needa but I think I'll pass on this one unless something totally unexpected crops up.

Hmm, this could present a problem for us in England (and possibly the rest of the UK and Europe) Fire hydrants in England are normally in a chamber below ground level under the pavement (sidewalk) and covered by a removable or hinged metal plate access cover. As close as feasibly possible to...

Congratulations Woody.

Nikon shooter shooting the Nikon shooter.

Shows for me too using the free Exif viewer.

Congratulations to @Needa and well done everyone who took part, all were lovely interpretations of the theme.

... and never stood a chance.