Andrew, Well-portrayed colours, movement, textures......rust! You seem to be getting the hang of this photography business, don't you? I wonder how far those little droplets at the top of the image travelled in the 1/300th. of a second? I think that in windmills, at least, the cogs in the big gear wheels were made of apple-wood, because it's so hard-wearing(?) Thanks for letting ...

A lovely image of innocence. Super light. Gorgeous eyes! Coker.

Steve, Thanks for letting us have this insight into the ultimate re-cycling system! Great image. You only see if you look (closely!) Coker

Good Evening, Yve. Long time, no see! Please tell, what manner of creature is a Cimbex femorata? Thanks for letting us see, Coker.

P.S. Pity the slots in the screws aren't vertically aligned! (Sad, isn't it!) Coker.

Excellent, Andrew, as ever! I really appreciate the rendition of the medullary rays in the oak. A much-prized (& very expensive!) feature of this beautiful timber. Thanks for letting us see. Coker.

Lovely pic., good bird. Wouldn't it be a sad world without these creatures for company? Coker

Hello Both! I'm Roger, not Brian! (He's a very naughty boy!!!) Coker

Nonur, beautiful tree & great image! A dendrochronologist's dream!!! Coker

Good evening, Andrew. If you had altered your view-point so that the Cross didn't break into the tree shape, how would it otherwise have affected the image? IMHO it would have been better if it didn't. Best Regards, Coker.