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Glad to see the "brassing" on the M  :-D  however, it is no surprise. Cadder

Beautifully presented. Thank you. Regards, Cadder

Both you and Hans Albert make valid points. The pictures, however, are interesting. Cadder

Wow! You are getting better and better. Well done; some absolute stunners. Cadder

Thanks, Cadder

That's interesting. The Fuji is a camera that I have been seriously considering. Thanks, Cadder

I agree, I would crop out some of the left hand side. However, the lady is out of focus :-(  As far as I can see your focus is sharpest on the handle of the near seat. Cadder

Thanks for this. It's obviously a camera worth fairly serious consideration. Cadder

Yes Paul,       This one really works. Well done. Cadder

Well! I am almost speechless. That was absolutely beautiful, and very moving. You must be very proud of your country. Congratulations, and thank you. Regards, Cadder PS. Who is the singer?

Paul, what do you want the camera for? Your pictures at the moment are just fine. Do you want to post on the internet, or print up to 36" x 48' prints? Don't just go "gear hunting" or it will cost...

I sent my M8 and five lenses in for cleaning, adjustment, etc. (Not for coding.) The Canadian agent thought that Leica New Jersey would be better equipped to deal with the collimation, etc.so off...

Really! Where is it? Regards, Cadder PS. I've just seen the other posts, so I now know where it is. I don't think that I have ever been there, even though I used to be a lecturer at Manchester...

Very nice. I prefer it with no one on the stairs. Cadder

I really like your treatment of this picture. It suits the subject perfectly. Thanks, Cadder

Thanks for this question. I'm in the same position. Cadder

As you always are; a ghostly figure in the background, who produces amazing photographs :-) Cadder

Number 1 is an absolute killer. I would love to see one of these in the flesh. One of my favourite all time cars :-) Cadder

There is a dog cemetery inside Edinburgh Castle, (Scotland), that was started in the 1840s for the soldiers' pets, and regimental mascots. Cadder

OMG!  Where did you say that you lived? They look like the sort of shoes that Rosa Klebb would wear in "From Russia with Love". Cadder