Cannot thank you enough Pschlute , for the pointing of directions regarding prints
Might be simple for some but invaluable to myself and maybe to some others
Best regards Flan

Thanks Pschlute , for the details of print and frame as I’ve been thinking about starting a few prints small at first until I get a feel for what comes back from the lab.
I’ve read that to keep the image a bit brighter during PP so that the print might match better of what was intended, I’m enjoying the digital world 😅

Beautifully framed, I’m guessing A1 in size , but couldn’t be sure👓

My local and favorite confectionery is a medium sized business with a history and providing bakery breads and buns etc.
Privately owned and still run by the later family generations and operating in several towns and cities
The point is that I noticed the selection of choice on the shelf was gradually becoming hit and miss
I asked the attendant behind the counter regarding my concern that I have not seen my favorite marzipan pineapple slices for quite some months now, she responded “ oh but you can order them anytime you wish”

A dense filter would help in these situations as it would lead to the slowing all types of movement including traffic from a distance.
Hope that helps
You can always research dense filters

very impressive, colour, contrast absolute sharpness in the dept of field
and a great composition of symmetrical and opposing lines
very well thought out and executed
You should send the ThamesWey a print pschlute , with the price tag discretely tucked away in the fine print of the accompanying letter

It seems to be the missed shots that drives the frustration with Pentax DSLR cameras.
My purchase of two pentax lenses, da 200 and da 50 135 ended up with both sellers of whom i met in person leaving the pentax camera system because of this very complaint.
All i can say is that, when i miss a perfect focus, well i end up being critical of myself and my technique.
There was a time when Autofocus did not exist and it did not compromise the great Photography that was created , including fast moving situations like sport or wildlife

The contours become more interesting from number 5 onwards and a special little place is number 9 , the lone tree.
not because its lone but the light surrounding the silhouette is what the photograph is about
Absolutely beautiful as is number ten.
i hope no one was injured in the making of my amature critique

number 5 Gareth is a perfect perspective of the museums interior architecture but the story is in the foreground with two people customer and sales person , both motionless in that split second exchange
i would cut the top half off as to make it , the story .
you would be still retaining some of the interior and the Mother and youngster leaving in motion blur.

it always happens the perfect set up for the perfect photo and other elements introduce themselves unexpectedly changing the dynamics.
listen to me take no notice its just my little eye

Stunning set LennyBloke and just from just a casual walk, absolutely wow
It’s like film with more
Love the shed shot for the detail and rendering of those very old half sawn trunks
I do also have a special like for number five the tracks, just a beautiful contrast in this scene , non intentional minimalism but yet strikes the cord