A 23 pic set often doesn't hold the attention, but these do. Once I managed to scroll past 1 that is. Well done, hugely enjoyable.

I do like number 1 - it looks very relaxed. The rest I'm less keen on, number 2 in particular feels a little too contrived for my tastes.

Very good. 4 is my pick. I didn't think much of 3 until I saw the ghost foot amd then I liked it.

+1, I really like it.

Really good set. 4 is my pick.

I bought a pay as you go mobile eleven years ago with a £5 voucher. The phone packed up last year, I think there was about £4 left on the voucher. I haven't replaced it.

This is a quick play - hope you don't mind - I'd have something along these lines in mind for this image:

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This is one of those views that screams huge. I really like the dark area at the base of the cloud and the transition to the pool of light. However, I do find the highlights in the top third a bit too bright. Otherwise this is a terrific image.

Pentax DFA 100 Macro (most used)
Pentax DA 12-24 (second most used)
Pentax DA 55-300
Pentax DA*50-135 (must use it more)
Pentax K 35mm f3.5

I do look for great photographs, it serves to inspire me. One thing I don't pay any attention to is the camera or lens used. I've seen enough stunning work on the PPG, here and elsewhere to know that my kit is more than capable of such world class results. The only variables and barriers are primarily user skill and the odd accessory. I'm working on those aspects.

I don't use Photoshop, but I would like to. However, as I shoot RAW, one of the advantages is that regardless of the version I produce with my limited pp skills, I can always reprocess the original file later when I have learnt the appropriate pp skils.