Intriguing image. Lovely tones. 'Intriguing' is the key word for several of your recent postings, Andrew ! You have left me wondering if you have been photographing old prints !!!:lol: They certainly force a look ! Great stuff Best regards Peter

Well done! I love how the different loads of bricks created colour pasterns. Well spotted and well captured :D Best regards Peter

Perfect. He's sharp and there is just enough background to indicate his trade. A proud man. Another great shot Nezih :D Best regards Peter

I like this, David, it was certainly worth the experiment.:D Very Gothic - I expect to see a hooded figure appear at any instant ! Best regards Peter

Looks OK to me! What more are you looking for? As for optical quality I'm also happy with my DA 55-300mm. However, I'm not happy with the AF performance, especially at long zooms - it hunts terribly and sometimes refuses to lock on which means I miss shots of moving objects (e.g. birds in flight). It now stays at home now I have a new Sigma 18-250mm which gives me the wide angle down to 18m ...

Where do you start with this, there is so much to take in, from the weathered door and odd windows on the first house and the weird bit of roof , the steps on the second, the colour of the third and forth houses, then there's the road leading you through the shot,going from cobbled to Tarmac. Love this to bits +1 :D There's not much more I can add, just well spotted and well taken ! Best ...

Super shot, Maria :D I love the bokeh and the contrast between the colours of the subject and the background blooms. Best regards Peter

Lovely capture, David.:D Shades of 'The Full Monty' !:lol: Best wishes Peter

Nice one, Larry. I especially like the 'Van Goch' stars.:D Best regards Peter

Go on - admit it, Larry.... This is a 'Selfie' !!! :lol::lol::lol: But you did hold it nice and steady ! Well done :D Peter