Ah yes, but how about a look INSIDE the fitting room. I bet your camera wouldn't be so welcome there! Nice balance here. Regards

That droplet, seventh from left, halfway up. No, not the big one, the little one. It's got a speck of dust on it. Otherwise, I like this one. 8 out of 10. Regards

This ended badly, yes? Regards

sparrow third from left is saying to sparrow second from left, "go on, you can take him". That is indeed a colourful Pecker. I like this for the situation the birds are in. Is is confrontational, or just acknowledgement?? As Brian1 asked, what happened next? Regards

That's a nice set of tools there. I made a tap wrench similar to the one at bottom. All other tools I recognise, and have used, but that one on the centre right has got me stumped. Is that a bend jig of some description? Anyway, as far as the photo goes, this is a standard record shot. The real art is in the craftmanship of the tools. Regards

The rule of thirds works well here. Great colours although there's some odd discolouration at the top centre of the photo. Regards

Is that REALLY her natural colour? So many lasses these days choose to enhance their hair colour a shade or two. Anyway, she has a lovely smile, and for a grab portrait, not bad. Regards

I say, you've slipped up here. Look at all the photo opportunities in that timber floor, brick wall, staircase, etc. There's probably an old gate out the back somewhere... Regards

Getting a bit greedy, aren't you Ems, with all those shots?? Even if they are all good. That's nice work you've got there. I can't honestly offer any suggestions for improvement unless I can do better myself. Therefore, WELL DONE! Regards

Doesn't matter how you frame it, there's nothing but trouble in this picture. They're all posing nicely for a close-up portrait. It just doesn't work so well as it is. Regards