Englishman in France

A nice shot.

Simple, but clever.

Is that real ?  Regardless, it is still a great image.

Surprisingly simple, which is probably why it looks so good.

Lovely shots.  You did get some real candid shots. Make the most of it it, because in a couple of years time they are going to pull a face everytime they see you pointing a camera at them!

I just can't stop thinking of cars .

A lovely shot, with gorgeous starbursts from the lights on the bridge.

Someone had a thread earlier this week about asking people to state what their most common mistakes were.  Mine is ISO.  I wanted to smooth out the leaves and other bits floating on the surface of ...

Even though the first is a little busy, I still think it works.  An original set with some very good observations.  I like the first 3.  I hate litter.....something I am finding difficult to get ...

I love 1 and 4.  I really like the way the wolf in #4 is stalking the visitors.

As usual, unusual !  I prefer this photo in portrait format (the advantage of viewing this on a laptop).   Very good.

Those look terrific on my computer. Very nice capture.

Just up the road from Lulworth, by Durdle Door.  We stopped in Lulworth for a cup of tea by the beach.  It was wonderful.

I cheated and cloned them out!  There were lots of tourists and the path down to the beach was full of mud and slippery as heck.  It started to rain as soon as we got onto the beach (Durdle Door), ...

That was taken with an old panny 14-45mm lens and a polarizer + ND grad.  I really like the colours I get from that lens. Thanks.

That is such a nice car, and a great background too!

I really like the second and it is incredible that you managed it without a ND filter.

Those are all beautiful, but I really like the colours in 3 and 6.

There is some stunning scenery in those photos.

I love #11.  Instead of following the leading line towards the peaple on the pavement, I find my eye stops at the arrow shape pointing outside the photo towards myself.  Brilliant.