This is excellent. I like the symetrical image of the structures and the lighting and tones that you have achieved. The upstairs / downstairs routes also make the photo unusual.

As soon as I saw this, I thought that it was like a sixties pop group photo, of the Beatles. I see it had the same connection with Trixie. There is a certain likeness to the 60s era with the hairstyles. A good group photo.

This is a lovely photo. The exposure is good, with the movement of the sea, adding to the feel of the picture. The lighting and tones that you have acheived is excellent. If it were me, I would try cropping some off the right hand side of the picture. This would move the end of the pier away from the centre and possibly improve the composition. What do you think? As it is, it is still an ...

Definately the dress and pose of Audrey Hepburn It is a very famous and iconic photo. Your cutout is not too bad. I must practice this skill myself, a bit more.

A lovely image, nicely composed. Good detail of the bird and catch. The water droplets add to the story.

Very interesting. Your treatment of this photo definately gives it a lot of impact.

In my opinion this is the best of your bird photos. The thrush is fairly sharp in the eyes, beak and claws and there is good detail in the feathers. There is a clear view of the bird, without too much obstruction. In my opinion, it would be even better if the grey and pink/fawn highlights in the background were dulled down. These compete with the bird for the viewers attention.

That certainly is an impressive tomb and you given some good background information about the subject. I like the dark background and the inclusion of the cat.

This is a very nice soft portrait of your friend. I quite like the back lighting. In my opinion, it would be even better, with the sky highlight being cropped off the top and the highlight between her arms reduced.

A great curved lead-in linefrom the left. You have captured some nice lighting on the shore and rocks. A good brooding sky adds to the picture. For me, I would take some of the sky off the top , to move the horizon up above the centre.