Interesting blue gradations to the sky, were you using a polarizer filter? Liked! Noticed those nuisance dust bunnies in the sky too, the small f stop used makes them much more visible. I've had good cleaning results using a 'rocket blower' but occasionally that's not been enough and I've had to resort to wet cleaning with a kit. Cheers Mike

Very clever! Rotated anti-clockwise 90 degrees and it becomes understandable. An indoor shallow water tank with the reflection of the outside light source, a ridged hose is twisting around and then going into the tank the water giving its reflections from the surface plus the direct view of the underwater hose part as refracted through the water. Classic Grodgeman trickery! Cheers ...

Suitable for spares? :D

Wow, what an incredible shot, the swirl of throw up shingle caught up in those waves is fantastic, looks great in the 'Fit Browser Width' display mode. Liked Cheers Mike

G man's up to his tricks again! :D Cheers Mike

What a natural beauty, and a lovely smile. What/who is she looking at, that's a mystery. Cheers Mike

Special!

Thanks for posting this, my long gone Uncle Hugh flew these in WWII and, amongst other things, also flew Liberators across the Atlantic back to the UK, alas he never spoke of those times so these memories are now lost. Regards Mike

Fantastic light, great use of a telephoto lens in landscape photography.

Could be a film opening shot. Cheers Mike