If you have a Flickr or similar account link directly to a larger picture that you post on there.

yes those damn dog-walkers and cadets get everywhere ! Seriously though I think the natural light was not doing you any favours on the red shots. The are nice images , reminding me of a Kate Bush style album cover, but appear a little flat. The white set I like , but perhaps a tad underexposed.

I like your style a lot.

Congratulations. I presume the first was the winner ?

If you input a FL more than the one you are using you can get blur caused by the SR mechanism over-compensating for camera shake. You would notice this if you input 300mm and used a 100mm lens. In your case I doubt you would see much difference.

Other factors that will influence this of course are the amount of camera shake you exhibit....not much I would suspect with a 30mm lens, and the shutter speed you are using (the faster the shutter the less there is to compensate for.

anyway, you took the photographs and you say the pictures are OK...so no harm done

The second one is a cracker. Lots of different sky tones and the grass is not quite silhouetted, leaving a little bit of detail to study.

Great set, number 9 is my fave but I would clone out the bird or plane high above the car

You would probably do better listing the price you are wanting for each item. Listing them all for a single price is limiting your options

Lovely pictures. With the 150-450 ?

Late afternoon sun really made the greens vibrant in this shot. i used a ND grad to darken the sky together with a polariser.

Thanks Lenny, yes the sizing does make a difference.

This was my first attempt using a lee filter holder and ND grad filters together with a polariser. I have been inspired by some of the excellent landscapes posted on here this year, and thought I should have a go too!
Never used them before which sounds a bit pathetic.

So hopefully some more pictures to come as I learn about using the grads. Together with my venture into the world of flash photography, 2017 has been a year of expanding my photographic horizons, and for that I am very happy.

Quite a cutting remark