Hi Stefan, all programmes have in the top right corner a X, a - and the square that you can change the window size from full screen to small. Sorry that I am unable to explain but every window has it in all programmes except, in my case, Lightroom now, although it used to.

I've lost the little cross that closes a window and the dash that sends it to the tray in my Lightroom windows, one moment it was there and then it was gone.

If anyone uses Lightroom could the offer any help please sure it is something so obvious that I am overlooking it.

some of us can manage that without the fungus ::: sometimes without really trying.

Yes please do discuss. To me some photographs, in fact any image is just a representation of a form pleasing or not. The artist or photographer saw something that took his interest and he recorded it for others to view, they may or may not understand his interest but I am not sure that matters.

Now how he records the subject that took his interest is 'form' technique, skill or whatever you like to call it, the subject (content) is what ever the artist/photographer chooses to record and it will always be subjective, to me it may be a non subject but the artist as the moment of recording it was important.

That may be total gibberish it is coming from someone totally untrained even in appreciation but I know what I mean and I would love the more experience to give their views.

Think I will wait and see if my overall standard can be improved well, I do try.

Thank you Ali, think I have a way to go yet to reach your standards but will work toward it.

Congratulations to you and all who have their work accepted. It is something to aspire to, although I would first have to find out how one submits an image for consideration.

You can always ask, why not, you have nothing to loose and you may gain a body at a good price.

Are you talking the Sigma or the Metz 36 AF4 please?

Re: Red Roof perhaps a little burn would tone the roof down a bit, it is always the way you you see a scene that you wish to capture and some fool sticks a power station in the way.