A superb set Gareth. Hard to pick favourites as they all very good but I have a leaning towards the light on the wet rocks in No.6 and the wonderful colour in the last one.
David

I get blitzed with adverts for hotel breaks. Irene has been looking for somewhere nice (but cheap) to stay in various parts of the country.
David

The die is cast for me too.
David

Hope you mean Iceland and not Blyth, or was it Ashington?

A fantastic set of images, landscape photography at its very best. Inspiring.
David

There is a problem with making up a title for an imaginary movie to fit an existing, or recently shot, image. That would turn the competition into a completely open subject contest and would negate the reason behind having set subject weekly or monthly competitions. It would be a case of 'anything goes.'
Perhaps Stan can elaborate?
In the meantime I'm just going to enter one of my images that could reflect an existing movie and hope it fits the bill. I'm reluctant to devote any energy worrying about it.
David

I'm not a film buff so my knowledge of the repertoire is limited but there are a few iconic movies I'm aware of so I shall try and match one of my images that might reflect the mood of one rather than represent a scene from it.
David

Terrrific - I particularly like the clever way you positioned the cables on the vessel on the left with the angles of The Shard.
David

Impressive and very beautiful. I read your description on your website and was impressed at the background to taking the picture and the helpful advice.
David

Its interesting to see how different photographers process their work. For me I shoot exclusively in RAW and always in colour although many of my images end up in black and white. I see colour or mono quite often before I take the picture but still leave the final decision until processing in Photoshop. But that's me. Others have their preferred way of doing things.
David