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I really like the shots of the hoar frost - particularly the first of them.

Thank you Andrew. I had a close look at the RAW and the JPG - I posted a full size image. I cant see much variation in sharpness from front to back beyond what I would expect from a lens at this ...

These are beautiful bird shots - really well done and I think you've added something of yourself to them. My picks are two and four with the the third close behind.

OK, OK, I'm drooling...

I really like this high contrast look you've given then and the splashes of strong pink. Very nice shooting in my book.

These are all terrific but it's the first two that I find most beautiful.

It's always good to try something different. He's a cute little thing and looks like he's all puffed up against the cold. .

Not sure I understand the question - do you mean without a tripod? It's not called the Wobbly Bridge for nothing and there's always some luck involved in getting a crisp shot. I was lucky this ...

Lovely set and superb details. I like the fisheye just fine.

I think you're doing yourself down necessarily. These are just fine and a bit of practice will make you more comfortable with interior shooting like this.

Really nice colours in this. I usually drop the yellows down as much as I can get away with because they are so ugly but they work very well in this shot.

Best viewed at original size.

Thanks Peter. See my reply to Nigel here. This is definitely one I've pencilled in for a return visit.

Just what are they using down in that engine room? The smoke is very black.

Where is this? Interesting framing on the 7-14 shots. With the exception of the shot of the people sitting at tables they all look like they could have used slightly wider framing. I really like ...

Fair enough but I didn't mean much wider, just a little bit more space around the edges.

It's a small village in Suffolk called Crowfield. I haven't found much info about the church but apparently the timber framed part is original 15th century.  I have some interior shots which I ...

Gorgeous and spectacular flower. Maybe crop a bit wider?

That's fab. Maybe whilst you're not taking photos you should compile a photobook of all your cars for the enthusiast market?

Very evocative.