Nice photos Simon. I was there last Friday. The weather was really good then too.

I must have been to S.Stack a hundred times and the views you took are classic to S.Stack. Catching the ferry leaving Holyhead is always a nice touch. And yes, the flowers were fantastic.

I got quite a few photos as usual including the lighthouse and RSPB lookout. Also had a couple of chances to catch the choughs too. Really nice with their curved red beaks. I wanted to catch the peregrines but they weren't to be seen.

I quite like the church photo. How long was your exposure with the 10 stop? And what f. number?

Deryn

Hi all, just looking back over my photos I found I have a collection of images that resemble human or animal features found in the natural environment. My latest addition I came across last week deep in the forest. Totally natural but I think it is rather good.

Very nice photo's. You've caught the eye lovely. Quite a distance away then judging by your lens and x1.7.

Deryn

If looks could kill!!! Lovely expression. Nice photo.

So tell me this is at a falconry show and it isn't landing in your back garden!

Deryn

Lovely photo. Imagine if you were on your stroll and you didn't have your camera with you!? It would be one of those kick yourself moments!

Deryn

I'm enjoying the art of portraiture photography lately and cheeky number 1 is the pick of the bunch for me. Relaxed, looking straight down the lens.
Nice one Dave.

Deryn

Blimey, I was definitely in and around Chester last Saturday. Shame I missed the exhibition.

Another lovely pic with the fire station Bob.

Deryn

Nice one Bob.

I know Chester well. I was there last weekend. Is that where the exhibition was?

Deryn

Nice photos Mat.

I have always had a soft spot for falconry.

(who is old enough here to remember 'Kes'? Poor young Casper forgets to put a horse bet on for his big brother Judd!)

Pic number one is very nice.

Deryn

Hi John, interesting news. Isn't your seal in it's natural environment? I would think creatures photographed in a man made constructed environment still remain wild creatures by nature. But if the 'wild' refers to a wild environment, and then 'life' refers to the creatures in that environment then ... But I'm thinking the debate could go around and around in circles.

I can imagine in the future, if not already in the present,as part of the photo exif will be coordinates to show if the creatures were took in the wild or actually London Zoo

Deryn