I find the foreground a little plain, but the mountain and sky add great drama.

The artist at his easel - well composed, with interest in the shot and showing a man at his work (or rest).

A pleasing, un-self-conscious portrait.

Looks like a nice nimble frame and good to see the hub shining like that. When I bought my carbon frame bike a couple of years ago, I took several shots of it as new. I did not manage to achieve the isolation of the subject from background like you have done though.

I like this viewpoint better than the one I chose for my own shot of the Duchess (two days earlier). The side-lighting sets off the exhaust nicely. My shot of this train was actually on the same Northbound trip, seven minutes after yours according to the Exif data. When I was on the bridge at Ais Gill, a slow moving Southbound coal train came along which I was sure would ruin my shot of t ...

They look like the hills at the bottom of Longendale, just past Mottram & Tintwistle. A pleasing sight as I know I am heading from Lancashire (or is it Cheshire at that point) back towards Yorkshire.

I do like the conversion, the lighting and the reflections captured.

I like the composition. Elements of the near rocks, the clouds and the distant hill draw my eye in.

Super composition & colours.

I like the low light style you have achieved.Good composition and well focussed.