Good shot!

That's not a zebra crossing that's a chicken!

David, Yet the bow near vertical edge does not have that line. When viewed large the white edge looks over cooked, almost fluorescing. I suggest that you ask the boot owner to paint the boat edges the same as the rest of the boat or just ask him/her to move it out of sight, or temporarily sink it, then you take the shot again! Perhaps you could over-paint the white edges black using Photoshop ...

Entices me to get that fishing rod out again! Has your Doctoring given the boat a white outline? Regards Colin

I like this very much, it's one of those images screaming out for use as a birthday card picture. What have you done, was a physical filter, in camera processing or computer software?

Nice shot but you could say that it was given to you on a plate! I've yet to see one of these in the flesh.

Why because there may be a time when you are below? I always prefer to photograph them from below as it is appreciative of nature's wondrous engineering!

Nice architectural shot but it reminds me of of that rolling blackboard of Mr Taylor, our Thermodynamics lecturer at Slough College of Technology; him explaining and developing the convergent divergent nozzle theory for the shape of those cooling towers, so second nature to him! God did I struggle with all those formula and all those painful calculations, 1968-71! If only I could have fully und ...

Well captured textures, good depth of field.

Good shot; calming scenic landscape view with good colours, the only thing missing is Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, the 9th, I think?