Fantastic image of a beautiful piece of construction. I'd like to talk to the chap who designed the staircase &, more especially, to the fellas who made it! Roger.

Great work, Stuey! The detail in the head is reminiscent of a electron microscope image. These are far from easy.....I've tried! :? Well done again. Roger.

Paul, that is very, very good. The composition, the mono treatment,the moon, the clouds, the grain..... wonderful. Thanks for letting us see. Roger.

The general tone/colour of the lettering & the coachwork lining goes so well against the red & black of the train, Andrew, & just happens to "match" that of the grasses! Well seen & captured indeed! Could the coachwork line not be treated as an "horizon" & the image rotated to suit, perhaps just clipping the top of the right hand window frame out? sorry to be picky but I'd like to see if ...

Great shot! Looks like millefiori in glass. And burnt-out highlights! What more could one ask? Lovely. Roger.

Great image of a lovely bird, in its specific habitat. From a purely aesthetic point of view, could you crop off the bottom with the little area of open water, then a shade off the top to balance? The grey of the heron, then, against the monochrome reeds would/could(?) look smashing. Roger.

This is grand! She is so (justifiably) pleased & proud! It warms the heart to see young people doing well & bringing pleasure to us all, especially you, Trixie! Well done, both of you. Roger.

Great image of a lovely bird. Thanks, David, for letting us see. Roger.

Lovely pattern across the frame. Agree with Dr.O. re the breathing space, esp. on left. Reminiscent of Edward Muybridges' early photographic studies of movement in animals. Roger.

Qu'est que c'est, ca? (I think!?) Coker.