How many lenses???? Gosh!!!!
I have just three I use regularly DA*16-50; DA* 50-135mm and DA*200mm plus a Sigma 10-20mm which gets occasional use and a DA 2.4 35mm which came as a kit lens with the K3 and is a good quality lens. Its been used a couple of times this year and its pretty good. I also have a WR 18-50 kit lens which came, I think, with my K30 and has never been used.
In addition I have a handful - and I mean just a handful - of pre digital Pentax lenses, the best of which is an A series 50mm 1.7. It's several years since I used it.
David

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I wouldn't crop anything - its perfect as it is - a lovely photo with lots to enjoy in it.
David

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Each and every one a winner David. The Dog and The Photographer's Wife stand out but your autumn shot of the old bridge over the stream has been one of my favourites of the year.
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Others have already said it but the variety of these shots is excellent. Love the cattle having an argument, the wee dog at the show and the night time shot in Lynmouth.
David

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February and December really grab my attention. The water droplets look like the eyes of a monster frog peering out of the water. The lone tree silhouetted against the lake and sunset in December is sheer beauty.
David

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That's wonderful Carl. The use of light is inspirational.
David

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November is the stand out image for me, then the Forth bridge. But the entire set has quality and is full of interest.
David

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Its hard to single out the top pictures in this excellent set Adrian but for my money I love the leaky hydroelectric pump, the French village beside a river, the burned out Brighton pier and the macro shots. But the whole set is first class.
David

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Its a lovely set Bill with some very good natural history examples, landscapes .. and also a sense of fun.
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Well spotted. Yes it was Broadway, shot through the window of The Lygon Arms where my wife and I were enjoying coffee. Thanks everyone for the comments.
David

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