And why, if you're thinking to yourself, "ooh, Pentax SDM lenses at last, just what I've been waiting for - I can afford a couple of those ", would you not stretch that little bit further and get the K10D anyway?

ISO 3200 and 'Scene' modes, obviously...

81, 90 second go. Bored now..

9/10 correct. I wasn't sure for any of them though. I was only reasonably confident for two of them.

Edit: And then 3/4 correct in the bonus round. The one I got wrong was the one I was surest I had right

It's scary though... how good it is these days.

Nice aeroplane. I didn't know there was a tailwheel variant of the Yak 52.

Sorry if I'm being unobservant, what's the issue with the rivets?

Ah... nice one, then, in that case. That hadn't occurred to me. In that context, I withdraw 'random'.

This is another example of what I was banging on about a while back, where the intention, or purpose of the photograph has a great bearing on whether one likes it or not - and, dare I say, whether it's any good, although obviously that's very subjective as well.

If the purpose of the picture is to get across the 'know your onions' theme, then I think it works very well, and has humour, as well as rich colour and detail as well. It's the incongruity of sticking a lemon with a bunch of onions that makes the point, and makes it well.

However, if, as the title implied, it's a still life, with the focus on the vegetables in the context of the rustic-looking tiles, then as I say, I think the incongruity of the lemon detracts from, rather than adds to the composition.

Of course, often, knowing the real intent is impossible, so we just end up with a lot of subjective impressions, based on what we imagine the purpose to be.

Half as random, of course! And if there were enough lemons, it would be the onions that were random

Just a slightly contrived combination I think - onions and a lemon. Just my subjective reaction, FWIW.

I do too.

But I think I'd like it even more without the lemon, since one lemon with several onions seems a bit random to me.

Wow. There was me, doing exactly that, thinking, I must be apostate, I should find somewhere better.

Still, where better than that, to be able to count how many you have. Less the number on loan from family members, of course.

The text description of your setup wasn't entirely clear to me, Pete. As I said, it would be nice to see the "how".

I like the last but one of the dolphin the most, FWIW. Not wild about the dice.

How about posting a picture of your setup? Would be nice to see the 'how' as well as the results.