I agree with you Naim, the night version is so much more atmospheric Yes, quite agree. And a cafe menu is MUCH more interesting than a pigeon !:lol: Best regards Peter

An interesting and well balanced shot, David. Almost looks like a film set ? Nice one Best regards Peter

Lovely detail and great colours. +1 :D An intriguing plant ? Best regards Peter

Another of your 'trademark' subjects, Andrew. Nice compo to include lots of interest and good PoV to enhance the interest.:D Best regards Peter

I used the da 55-300 lens,this lens does hunt a lot but for the money I think it's a cracking lens I use it all the time. Thanks Paul. I haven't used mine for some time so perhaps I'd better 'dust it down' and give it another go. The main drawback, as you say, is the hunting - especially with long distance shots. Best regards Peter

"What, no shopping trolleys ?" :lol: Perhaps you should have filed this under 'Photo Journalism' ? Best regards Peter

It's a wonderful view of the castle, but I feel that the 10mm focal length was just too wide for the foreground tree. Perhaps cropping a section of the tree out ? Lovely view though. +1 I agree that cropping the right to remove the sky at top right would, IMHO, make a good shot better. Best regards Peter

Good +1 Nice sharp clear image.:D What lens did you use ? Best regards Peter

Certainly old gear, Peter. But I can't tell the difference. That's just what I thought, Andrew. There must be a tale there somewhere ! However, as has been said many a time 'it's the photographer that MAKES the photo, not the equipment', so it shows that you are a master of the craft. Keep 'em coming Best regards Peter

Nice capture. She may be safe from the milliners but she still dose'nt look too happy ?:lol: Best regards Peter