A personal comment. I would have preferred more door, less clemetis. The grain and colour of the wood, for me, is the main interest. Just a little bit of red flowers would have made for a better contrast. Still, it was well spotted and your choice, of course. Thoramay

I am not so sure. It 'adds up' to a very interesting picture. Parent is keeping a very watchful eye over proceedings. Not very ofay with the Gull species. Looking forward next year to visiting Farne Island, mostly for the Puffins. How far away were from the chicks? Parent seems unconcerned. 115mm would indicate a zoom lens of some kind. Thoramay

Been there. wonderful walk. Your super shot has brought back memories. Thanks. thanks Thoramay

Beetle obviously came out of the wool sack!!!! Nicely spotted and caught

Barrie. My first impression was that a Triffid had landed. I like the composition between the two 'lighthouses', if that is the function of the red one. I like the sky and the contrast between the deep blue of the water and the light blue of the sky. I would be right chuffed to have seen this and taken it. No intrusion by humans helps the picture. A personal thing. That small red bouy b ...

Help me out jdanko. What camera and what lens? With this quality result we are interested in how and when and by what. regards thoramay

My kinda picture, but a devil to get right. A crop at the left would have enhanced the point of focus, in my opinion. regards thoramay.

Sam!! A teasel is a tall plant head that has lovely blue flowers when it first grows, but then, are you teaseling us? regards thoramay.

Yes!! endearing to look at but a pest of a great magnitude if you have them in your garden. Not sure claiming to shoot these will endear you to many who view these pics. but heck, nothing wrong in being honest. A top shot, by the way. regards thoramay.

Agreed. Super light. A lower viewpoint would have balanced the sky between the first and second cross member and maybe a closer crop would bring the viewer more into the pic, but hey, its a great shot as it is. regards thoramay