This is a grand image, Andrew. So evocative of our England at this time of year. How much we have to be thankful for! Thanks for letting us see (& reminding us!) Roger.

Never seen one before,Tom. Charming creature & cracking shot. Thanks for letting us see. Roger.

Smashing shot! Made me smile! What more could one ask? Roger.

This has to be one, if not the, very best macro images I've seen on PU since I joined. Thanks for letting us see this wonderful creature in all its sharp, colourful, well-composed glory! Roger.

Cast iron steps...? A Victorian/Gothic railway station...? St.Pancras...? Roger.

Yes, Axel, I prefer this. It allows the images to set-up their own rythm over the screen. Roger.

A most interesting way to present multi-images for a project series. Would it be possible to either reduce the width of the "framing", of have each image "bleed" to its neighbours? Thanks for showing us, Roger.

Lovely textures in the timber, bricks, flooring & the rather sad pile of leaves, Andrew. Like the grain on the (Scots?) pine string. Piranha pine was used for staircase strings in my day. Stable & available in wide boards but smelt like cat's pee when you were working it! Came from a tree a little like a monkey-puzzle tree. Roger.

One day soon, Andrew, one of your subjects will be so near the edge when you happen upon it, that merely pressing the shutter release will cause it to disintegrate into a little pile of dust! Great shot, as ever. Roger. (This one must have been close!!!)

Lovely II. Roger.