John. The white thing in the background and the burntout dress spoils this obviously appealing shot. Have enlarged it and used just the middle part where that white thing is gone and there is just a tinge of colour in the small omount of dress left showing. What a difference this makes with just the face and the butterfly saying hello to each other. regards thoramay

Had your silent shoes on, I guess, or, forgot to put on any aftershave to lessen the scent problem. Can't recall a 'creative' programme on the K10. Should have hung on to that 600mm I lent you. regards

I like it. It caught my eye as I went through the Gallery. Not as sure that the plant is potatos. From my experience of market gardening the rows are far too tidy and the leaves are rather small, but then, it might be a variety I don't know.

I sure do hope your missus has a tolerant sense of humour. It gave me a real chuckle over breakfast. A brilliant start to the day.

Deffinately not an apple. Leaves are the wrong shape. It is one of the hawthorns.

Nezih. I love to come across these sort of adverts. Maybe I have been given a wicked sense of humour but these adverts scream out to have the mickey taken from them. Another thought that came to my mind as a caption, seeing the building below. I don't do buildings, I am frightened of mice. Apologies if I have stolen the limelight from you picture.

Maria. Experimenting will always raise issues as I think we have explored before. Sometimes you have to choose, please me or please others. It matters not and it is great that we can be honest with each other. Seeing our pictures through other people's eyes is important. I love the picture. All sweetness and light, butter would not melt in its mouth. You have captured the eyes and t ...

Would need a shot of the centre of the flower to be sure of identification. My hunch is with Maria's suggestion, but the stem and leaves suggest something other, and maybe a bush flower. Not sure. Is this a native to this country? I like the use of light through the petals and the water droplets. regards thoramay

This is fun, very well shot, I will add, I can imagine all sorts of permutations with this, maybe a bull underneath saying " Come down, dear, I only wanted to serve you". (Yiu need to be a dairyman to grasp the point) Perhaps it is suitable to ask for captions. I love it.

Well!! it has got to mean something. Right now it has me scratching my head. Just a few lines in explanation would help us all here. regards Thoramay.