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Placed 41^st in the challenge.

Placed 31^st in the challenge.

You might find this useful Josh. https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/regulation/consumer-rights-act-aKJYx8n5KiSl

Placed 2^nd in the challenge.

Placed 81^st in the challenge.

Placed 15^th in the challenge. Guatemalan Worry Dolls: In traditional and modern times, worry dolls are given or lent to brooding, anxious or sorrowful children. They would tell their doll about their sorrows, fears and worries, then hide it under their pillow before going to sleep at night. It is said that the child relinquishes their worries to the dolls during the night and by the next morning, all sorrows are said to have been taken away by the worry doll and they can move forward refreshed the next day.

Placed 8^th in the challenge. The little Lumix GX800 is great value for money, very small and easy to shoot with. Definitely a favourite with me.

Placed 50^th in the challenge.

I'm a bit late to this party I'm afraid, but, yes, I like this very much. Quite a subtle thing to pick up Merlin. You must have been slap bang in the zone that day. Mike

Placed 17^th in the challenge.

Placed 4^th in the challenge. A traditional artist painting in a quiet corner on the Strand in London.

I agree. Very calming. Street Feng shui in action. I have lots of shots from there Steve! Mike

Thanks Sue Anne. Better to be on the ground than up there I think.

Thanks jaykumarr. Yes the CL is a pleasure to shoot with.

Thank you Wildbegonia for the nice comments and for your support.

Mike

My answer to your question BigBen is no, I wouldn't reject photos with a frozen propeller. The challenge is planes in flight that have a propeller, not pictures of a propeller, blur or otherwise. Mike

You hit the nail on the head with this one Merlin. Very impressive. If you have a folder where only your brutally culled best street shots go, put it in there sharpish! Mike

Sorry but am I missing some important point here? Why would anybody want to do all this? Mike