Righto then - we've now done BUM.

Can anyone please tell me please how or why a waist-upwards nude bust (a statue!!) can violate P'bucket's terms of use?

The image was residing happily in my series from the Abbottsford Convent, taken last weekend, and posted by me on P'bucket, then to our own Photos forum.

I've now added the image to the PU Gallery so you can see it again to make your own judgement (and perhaps enlighten me in the process) - link

Would someone have seen it here, or on P'bucket, and complained? Should I have photoshopped the boobs off? Or perhaps put some electrical tape over the sensitive bits before taking said shot? (Being facetious here )

On that account, clearly I could not upload a picture of the statue of David in its entirety either - or am I mistaken there?

Yr obdt svt &c

rather bemused...

Thanks Darlene

I like the Statue and the two bath-room shots Andrew.

The statue may have some marks showing against the blue sky - may be junk on your sensor?

Thanks Gareth.

See also a separate thread in General Chat, regarding the disappearance of the statue from Photobucket. Not happy.

I'll echo Gareth's sentiments here...

Good work Terry, I can see why they were selected.

Is there any other sort?

The last one for me Emma, I like the perspective. If you do have time to go back, the 2nd last one might be further improved by shooting it in a similar way to the last one - not 'square on'.

No 3 edges out the last one for me Emma - the latter may be a little soft?

Glyn, Thanks to Hipperty & yourself, for the very kind 2nd spot. Congrats to Darlene and the other award winners too. Was this a Guiness Book of Records entry for judging speed and incisiveness? I suppose there were two of you doing it!

BTW - the blue is the sky. This spray of blossom was hidden amongst leaves, on a branch about 6+ feet from ground level, so I was shooting upwards. The leaves gave me the opportunity to look for a gap, through which the sun shone.