Well spotted and shot, Malcolm. I've never seen anything quite like that before ! Best regards Peter

Wow - that's so sharp I nearly cut myself on it ! A lovely shot, Sally.:D You have certainly made that kit lens perform. I've obviously not used mine correctly in the past - I need to keep it stopped down more. You said it was dull but the sun came out briefly - well to get that brilliance at f/20 it must have really come through strong ? Best regards Peter

Great clarity and super compo. +1 The overal effect just begs a look ! Nice one :D Best regards Peter

Love this, the whole style and sepia effect suits so well. +1 Another nice one Larry :D Best regards Peter

I can only add that I agree with the previous comments - it is certainly NOT your usual style but, what the heck, I LIKE it !:D:D:D Best reagrds Peter

I agree with Giulio, I like this one Nezih :) And again :D Did you 'throw in the towel' with this one or are there still more to come? :lol: Best regards Peter

"Saw this sky, took a shot from the bedroom window but by the time I got dressed to go to the the seafront it had gone." That's the thing about sunrise and sunset shots. Fleeting moments of wonder - once seen, never to be repeated. Often I see something but don't have the camera ready and by the time I do, it has passed by ! "carpe diem !" So - well captured :D Best regards Peter

Did it taste as nice as it looks :D it did gone on a flash :D But the Exif says you didn't use flash ?:lol: I love cheesecake and I love the shot ! Best regards Peter

Nice capture Larry:D:D:D +1 Another great one, Larry Best regards Peter

Great shot, looks like a raging fire, go large for the full effect +1 AND agree with all the previous comments:D:D:D To me the 18-55 is like 'Marmite' - either love it or hate it ! One thing I've learnt is that it does usually perform better when stopped down (as in this pic) but then, in my night shot it was fully open ??? Whatever - a fantastic capture Well done:D Peter