Englishman in France

I like that.

Hahaha. That's a great subject.

Wow! I really like that.

I have been wanting to visit this building for a long time now.  It caused quite a scandal when it was built, because it went over-budget by 2 to 3 times the original estimate.  The architect went ...

My experience of taking photos in a ski resort is : 1) There is plenty of light, so you won't have any problems using a slow lense 2) I liked the cheapo panasonic 45-200mm mki for taking photos of ...

You will love the build quality and feel of the EM5MKII.   It is something that really stands out.

Without hesitation,  get the EM5 mk ii.  I owned an EM5 mki and now own a EM5 mkii.   The mkii is so much better in every way (except perhaps the flip screen).  Trust me, pay the extra 150.  I ...

Very pretty.  It is a shame the new thread starts today.

Wow, that is pretty.

A 40 km descent to the plains below, the Pic de Nore is a fabulous place for mountain bikers.  I broke my derailleur in a forest  section, and after converting the bike to a fixed gear, I ...

Another nice shot.

That is a really nice shot and quite a change from the street shots you have been posting recently.  It is a fabulous view that has been really well captured.

A very nice series.  I really like the shot of the girl on the ladder, as well as the hands holding the lentils.

That is really well done, and I like the caption too !

I think his smiling face just makes this photo. Really good and worth getting wet feet for.

Indeed.  I like how you have caught the squirrel in action.

These are very clever, but I can't get it out of my head that the underneath of a road bridge has not been vandalised.  Both likes and lack of graffiti are very impressive.

Those are great shots. The colours are fabulous.

Wow, those are really nice. The colours are wonderful and you found some great scenes.

I really like this series.  I do a lot of cycling and the terrain is so different to anything in the south of France.  It looks like you had a lot of fun.