More Mediterranean Images

OK, so the last set seemed to go down quite well apart from the colour pop one

I've now managed to process another 5% or so and here are a few more of my fav's, again with either K-5IIs, K-5 or K-01, various lenses:

1. Blue & White - K-5IIs, DA17-70 - Bay of Biscay





2. The Helipad - K-5IIs, DA17-70 - Bay of Biscay





3. Sunset Moon - K-01, DA40 XS F2.8 - Italian Mediterranean





4. A Proud Genoan - K-5IIs, DA L 55-300 - Genoa, Italy





5. Mirror Image - K-5IIs, DA L 55-300, Genoa, Italy





6. Gypsy Beggar Woman in BW - K-5, DA L 55-300, Firenze, Italy





7. Perspective - K-5IIs, DA17-70 - Genoa, Italy





8. Mother & Son - K-01, DA17-70 - Adventure of The Seas Dining Room





9. Pretty in Pink - K-5IIs, DA17-70 - Spanish Mediterranean





10. Pretty in Red - K-01, Pentax-M 50mm F1.4 - Adventure of The Seas Dining Room





11. Details of Genoa - K-5IIs, DA L 55-300 - Genoa, Italy





12. Two Ships and Spain - K-5, DA17-70 - Straits of Gibralter





13. Young Couple at Sunset - K-01, DA40 XS F2.8 - Spanish Mediterranean





14. Sunset Gathering - K-01, DA17-70 - Helipad of the Adventure of The Seas





15. 'H' - K-01, DA17-70 - Helipad of the Adventure of The Seas




Hope you enjoy, as before your comments and CC are very welcome.

Regards
David

Lovely stuff. 2 9 and 14 especially.

Thanks Will, much appreciated.

Regards
David

Ditto - except different favourites. It's 2, 3, 6, & 12 for me.

Very nice David (and I liked the colour pop in the previous set ) I think the viewpoint for #13 is a bit tight as the girl's head blends in with the thing on the rail and there is not much of her body showing.

Thanks guys, comments and observations are very much appreciated.

Regards
David

I think that there is something to like about all of them

Favourite is probably number 3 for me

A very pleasing set onc again. Bitingly sharp and full of vivid colour.

Nice

Thanks Stuey, Andrew and George! Much appreciated.

Regards
David

I'm loving the look of these David - so vibrant and many of them would grace the pages of a cruise ship magazine. Thanks for showing them to us.

Regards
Nigel