I quit like number one and three, number one because of the light on the web and three because of the detail.

Not quite sure about Russell's comments Stefan, looks more like a shameless sales pitch to me!

I haven't used the ColorMunki but do have a Spyder 3 Elite. Both my screens present far better than I had before, however the colour representation from my printer is still inaccurate. When I send artwork off to the printers the results general match the screen output. My advice would be if are planning on using your printer to produce final prints go for the ColorMunki if like me you send stuff of to a printers go for the Huey or a Spyder

I much prefer number one in colour, although I would have paid less attention to the sky, only filling the top third. This would have really brought out those great contrasting tones of the rocks. The second image is still great in B&W although I agree with George on this one.

Did you manage to get any images of the light house and cliffs?

St Abbs, I make a trip every New Years day to this amazing place. Great Pictures Edumad, I prefer the composition of the second one although the immediate foreground could be a bit brighter for me. Not sure about the composition of the first image, but can't quite put my finger on what it is.

Graham

Went to see Kate Bush in concert at the Sunderland Empire. A most bizarre but enjoyable concert.

Now that's a band from the past, must dig out the old LP's

For me the ultimate chill out is Pink Floyd's the division bell, although officium by Jan Garbarek is great if you like plain chant mixed with Jazz Sax for the more mainstream what about Elbow or Morcheeba .

I prefer the original version of the first image, that sky against what I assume is the yellow of the rape seed is a nice contrast. The only change I would make is to crop about 15% from the bottom.

Me too, it's the only thing I have ever purchased from Jessops

Rammstein, more pyrotechnics than a firework display, fantastic.