Nice one:D

Much better, did you try exposure compensation or was this a lucky one:D

Your exposure is off:D as was the exposure on my first snow scenes:wink: All that bright reflective snow has fooled your cameras meter into thinking there was more light than there actually was, you need to overexposed by up to two stops in conditions like this, your manual will explain how to adjust the exposure compensation, better still read up on how to set your camera to bracket exposur ...

This is what photography is all about, the right time and place, the right light and equipment, and of course the quick wits and skill of the photographer:wink:, show it to someone who knows nothing of photography and they'll say "Ooo! you must have a good camera":D

Fantastic detail.

Print it up sign it and make fortune at Crufts, you could sell hundreds of copies. One of the best i have seen.:D:D:D I agree this looks a very marketable shot, clone out the cap(?) on the floor first and also whatever it is on the chair behind the dog, or maybe you could get away with cropping some of that off on the left, dont crop the right as it needs some space for the dog to look into. ...

Nice one Cliff, one of my favorite birds.

Tremendous shot Jack, I bet Jennifer is pleased with it, and I bet she breaks a few hearts when shes older. I've just become a Grandparent myself, guess what they named her..... ....Jennifer:D:D:D

Yes really sharp shot and our usual blue sky. Jack. You dont have to rub it in, we do get blue skies here too......sometimes:(

Makes me want to turn the heating up, nice shot. Y'know its amazing that British Rail cant make modern trains run on time because of the wrong sort of leaves on the line or because of snowfalls, But a bunch of volunteers, many of them amateurs can keep old steam engines running on a wing and a prayer and still keep to a timetable:D:D:D