You mean females who take photos, or taking photos of females? Or both?

I'm 36 since last November. Somewhere in the middle

Lovely, congratulations!

That sounds great One of my friends is less fortunate - he lives close to the woods too, but his most common visitors were boars which liked his garden too much I have to ask him if he build a rock-solid fence already Unfortunately, he doesn't do pictures and lives a bit far from me.

Not too far, true

Thanks It's such a lovely feeling reading someone liked my pictures

Josh, Kris - you're right, I also thought I should get rid a bit of that yellow-amber tint. The problem is how to do that in the best way - as I wrote I lack postprocessing skills yet. I have DNG and jpeg images, I'll try to play with them a little over the weekend I wish I have a time-stretching machine

And the snow on these pictures is so clean - they are really refreshing Difficult to say which one I like the best - all look good.

May I join the question, Liam, can you tell the secret, how did you do the frame? It's fantastic!

Gwyn, I didn't mean to be rude. But I spent a lot of time each day at monitors and honestly, I didn't even care to read the blog once I've seen the colours - my eyes literally hurt.
Later you made me curious (fortunately I'm not a cat) and I read it. The lens might be an interesting one, certainly, and the pictures taken with it looked promising, but... my DA 16-45mm almost covers that and is more versatile, while 15mm prime (in my case) would spent most of the time in a drawer. Thus no excitement on my side - but I appreciate sharing the link

Excellent

Gwyn,
I'm not sure about others, but reading white on black puts me off. Now you mentioned there's something special of the lens I read it