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I agree, the colour version is much stronger.

Well, you nailed the scene pretty well! It was taken on a cold rainy day in Munich and the video installation showed waves breaking on a beach. I can't remember what the building was, whether it ...

The birds are nicely separated from their background, which still retains enough detail to give a sense of place, and the early morning light is lovely. I also like the fact that they are ...

I prefer the second one too, and for much the same reasons as Mike. The second shows more of the scene, which is not always a good thing, but works well here. I also love the way the wispy clouds ...

There are two goddesses here. The bright red goddess, a well-loved classic car in spotless condition, which hints at a pampered, well-polished life, and the driver has an appropriate artistic ...

I have to agree with Mike's comments, this shows a very claustrophobic world. Lots of straight lines and angles, but not much organic. Even the sky's flatness is broken by smoke rather than clouds. ...

Not much to say about this one without spoiling the fun! Pete

Hmm, that doesn’t look very inviting, but it makes interesting photos. The first, with obviously man-made structures in the lower half, and the natural,  it wild, sea and sky in the upper half. The ...

Tosh, thanks for the information, and wish Lou all the best, and that his breathing soon returns to normal. Pete

We are curious about all those fish being transported on a yoke, but we seem to be the only ones. All the people are interested in something we can’t see, possibly because it was spoken. in any ...

The first one is fascinating. The sky and the lighting of the rig and dockside gives it a warm peaceful glow, which is at odds with the industrial angular machines. It creates a visual dilemma, ...

Sorry, Minnie, but I think Mike summed this up very well, and I can’t think of anything to add. I know it’s a cop out, and will try to be more inventive next week. Pete

The wind seems to be blowing the grass aboutquite strongly, but despite that, the scene comes across as peaceful and soothing. It is probably advantageous that the lighting is subdued, with no ...

A fine series on a relatively rare sport in photography. The tensions building the preparations and culminates in the action. The leading lines in#4 are particularly strong, and give it a great ...

This is the art gallery photo I had ready to go last week. I normally shoot with the tiny, fast Olympus primes when I am in a gallery or museum. They are fast, unobtrusive, but zooming is with ...

@Kumsal.    Each wind turbine is linked to one of two main cables, which run ashore. They are buried in the mud, so even if the water is shallow and clear enough, we are unable to see them. @Lou ...

This is a very busy image, but the viewer never gets lost. Our eyes are drawn towards the light and the bright turquoise wall and see the group of three younger people, then follow the light up ...

This is wonderful (I think I have run out of adjectives this weeks, as all entries are excellent!) The tugs are certainly no beauties. They look short, low, manoeuverable, busy and extremely ...

Despite what you said, I did not miss the colour here for a second, there is such a rich tonal range on display. No doubt due to the warm Summer light. The important thing is you captured the ...

I think Roel has made all the points that I was going to make, so I am glad I read his reply before touching the keyboard. I would just comment to #3, how much I enjoyed the way the line between ...