Received just as described, great service. Thanks.

Mine is a cow. It just seemed like a good idea at the time. Moo.

I think I'd stick to the welding glass as you can get a colour cast with a B&W110 anyway. Plus you can always convert to a mono - 2 and 3 are the type of shots that suit mono.

I think your 'regular' take on the first scene is a cracker. The third is my pick of these shots.

I don't possess a limited lens (yet). From the images I've seen I would pick the 77, there is something magical about it.

I like 2 (it took me a while to find the squirrel) but 3 is definitely my pick.

Well done for having a go. I don't think the shots are without merit, they are good looking conversions with definite black points, white points and a good range of tones. I quite like four too.

I like the colours in all of them. I like 9 for the 'artwork'. As a photo I like 5 and 11 with the inclusion of the buildings. The last would be my pick but for the lighting.

A little piece of America in the middle of rural France, something rather unusual for this part of the world and a nice opportunity to photo something a little different.

I took the 55-300 to see how it would perform compared to the 50-135 I used at last year's event. Here's a mixed bag to give a flavour of the event:

Truck




Classic Car, Pig Ugly Dog




I Thought The Cavalry Used Canons




Miranda And Her Performing Ponies




Cowboy Prayer




Release




Ouch And Shame About The Intruding Tail




Dismount




Bullriding 1




Bullriding 2




Bullriding No More




Classics




His 'N Hers Gawdy Hats




Cowboys Shooting




My Daughter, Unimpressed

Tuftytastic, 4 for me. A little noise reduction here and there?

Very nice set. 1 and 3 are my picks.