I see you have used the appropriate aperture for this one! "Ah Ah, pieces of f/8"! Is this parrot fashion piracy of the 'Pentax Website' by Cannon? Perhaps that 'no flash' captain is demanding - 'Lego'! The patch is not on the right eye! Regards Photon

Good shot, nice colours and well framed. Phallus Impudicus (Stinkhorn). I last saw one of these circa 1973 when I photographed it with my old Exakta film camera. You smell them long before seeing them; the cap is covered with a smelly spore laden green or brown gunge which attracts the flies. After devouring the gunge, the spores pass through the flies' digestive systems and are deposited by th ...

Very nice landscape and striking composition! Your unusual viewpoint escapes the usual landscape regimental necessity of land plus sky regime! Slightly distracted by the cloud shadow in the left hand near corner but there was nothing that you could have done about that; cropping to remove it would have spoilt the composition. Great Photo Senn. Regards Colin

Now you've got me interested! I assume that you mean 0.005 inches not 0.005 mm! Either way I can't see from here where it is out of tolerance. Which feature is not within tolerance and what was the tolerance? Is that chatter marks, on the outer cylindrical surfaces, from turning, or is it from a previous casting or drawing process? Some suggestions: I would have been tempted to photograph ...

Well taken and good colours, crisp focus on the eye. I imagine you had to be quick with this one.

Another picturesque country scene Nezih. I knew it was yours before I opened it; it has your signature about it. Regards

As Gabor said, an "interesting shot". That must have entailed much pre-thought, planning and I imagine a few mis-cued test firings but you made 'light' work of it eventually! Well framed for a shot in the dark. The shovel 'aliengrove', is to shuv all the gear away when the work is done or just to bury the evidence to avoid the risk of further 'exposure'! Regards Photon

A fantastic shot, I agree all of the above comments. One of the best Bee macro images I have seen; face to face! Regards

Very good shot, I like it very much; nice colour and an interesting example of motion freeze photography. This would be a very useful image for a lecturer/tutor of workshop technology. It shows nicely that for a given rotational speed (RPM) the surface speed increases as you move out from the centre of rotation. This would show an apprentice turner that to achieve the same material cutting spee ...

Good shot in low light, nonur; you have captured an atmosphere that I can almost feel by looking at it, I just can't hear what they are saying! Regards