Cheers Simon, all the best.

Well done Simon.

Good series Andrew - the contrast between the pig's living conditions and (presumably) that of those living in the house, is striking.

T'is a shame about the piece of angle in the last, but such is life.

Hefty's got it ElRazur - the theme in this series does seem to be focusing in front of your subject. There are many choices for an autofocus (assuming that is what you've used?), both behind and in front of your subject, for it to lock onto.

With manual focus, it takes practice to do well through a standard viewfinder, but at least you can control the most minute changes to focus on your subject.

If you take up Hefty's suggestion of a wider aperture (ie, lower f number), then you're better off using manual focus to get that precisely where you want it in this style of shot.

Another two votes for 7 and 10 Piotr, they're lovely shots, significantly better than the others in this series.

Agree with Tim here Alun, but what I like even more about it is the patchwork field background. Very effective.

The black background is what makes the colour really stand out Ken.

Same again for me Roger - pretty sharp woodwork also. A wooden memorial cross is not something you'd see here - the sun would destroy it inside of a year or two (that's if the termites didn't get to the timber first).

Great colour Gary - the two evening / sunset ones are are well caught too.

It's still my favourite of these Tim