I see what you've tried to do here. The clever use of white space against white space has presented a juxtaposition of the formless shape. The negative shadow, as it were.Is this an indictment of a cold, white winter that's just left us, or an expression of the modern day featureless consumerist marxist void, which invariably encroaches on our world? Regards

35mm lens, eh? You must have been awfully close..... Another striking shot, although the hand looks a bit wooden to me, like a mannikin's. Regards

That's the little bit in the upper left corner of the flag. The stars of the Southern Cross dominate the rest of the flag. Lol, as the young ones say these days. Nice colour and focus. Is that an older 50mm prime, I wonder? Regards

Very tasteful. Where the heck do you find such attractively-shaped models? Add my name to the wish-list. Anyway, this is a cracker of a shot. Regards

Great shot, blah, blah. Why do people show off so?? Regards

Not bad, but your signature up near the plane detracts a bit from the image. Regards

Old uncle had something around this model. I still remember the red leather interior. Good exposure here on lights and darks. Regards

Wow! New lens, eh? I like the central focus. Nice shot, Andrew. Regards

There's some rust on the edge of the flute. Is that from the beer you've been drinking in the shed? Nice. This is a tool I've used most days of my 30 year working career so far, but never thought to take a photo of. Well done, for jolting my awareness of the things around me. Regards

I could be wrong, but I believe this one has been tweaked just a bit. That big mushroom could never support the weight of a young girl. Anyway, nice artwork. Regards