#1 as is, Nigel - definitely speaks to me. 3's accumulative nature brings a nice sense of rythm, with the reflections playing counterpoint. And I'm with you on 5, it all comes together, past and present, here and there, wood and metal...

Thank you David. Diegog: black light? I jest, just sunrays moving through some glass object or other.

Just having some fun at home in the wonderful morning light late this summer...

I like this - very busy, yet the main lines stand out from the clutter.

At first look I thought that sculpture had been painted in digitally, with the halo being an artefact of the process... But the second version brought me back to reality. On closer look, and beyond the boldness of the colours, what I find interesting is how the 'bubble' shapes of the building echo the lefthand plants' curves, while the righthand plants' jagged spikes recall the gardener's hair and general angularity. The standoff between the curves and spikes is what makes the image work for me. I suppose any sky would make do, but the subject is not there, so perhaps a clear one (or with a cloud or two)?

Eerily moody and mysterious that first one LennyB - beautifully processed.

Gorgeous Chris. I much prefer the bright glowing stalk, it takes the image into sci-fi territory...

Romantically decadent - nice work Roger.

I like it very much Steve. Gareth may have a point above.

Very nice use of colour(s) and light as subjects in these, even more so than in the previous sets. And some great compositions (13, 11, 7 in particular). 5 is my favorite I think, as it leans towards a form of abstractness...
P.S. Very good examples of actually using colour rather than recording it - 5 definitely takes me 'beyond'.