Nice of of the Rose window John. Not the easiest subject to capture. david

You beat me to it uploading a shot of this train Cliff. And very nice your's is too. Like you my thanks are to Peter Weber who gave directions for a location on Shap to catch the train just over an hour later. The sun was almost directly into the lens there so my best shots were at Appleby on the way back. I'm about to upload one from there. David PS Oliver Cromwell's got to be a he not a she ...

I like the period feel to this picture. Because of the reduced saturation and use of sepia I don't think the plastic carrier bag is too intrusive. And when was a market barrow stall ever level? david

Its not a nice shot, unless the guy in the picture is a friend of your's and he was OK with what you were doing. Otherwise the title is offensive. And if you knew the horizon was wonky why didn't you straighten it? david:roll::roll:

Smashing shot Ken. So now you're into street photography as well? Will you put away the 300mm, get out the 10-20mm and move in real close next? david

The texture in the floor boards and the receding lines between them are what make this an attractive picture for me. david

Doesn't the ME Super look classy between the chunky Praktikas? I like this nostalgic series Cliff, espcially the milk bottles. david

You can beat mother nature by photgraphing the results as expertly as this. My slight ngigle is that the highlight is very slightly burned out. Its fixable. david

Sensational use of colour. david

Good railway photography this. The exhaust shows the engine is working hard on the long gradient.