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Well worth all that effort!

These are gorgeous shots. We seem to have a lot of them around at the moment. My neighbour has a large pond so I credit that. They are very pretty.

What a fantastic building. Those great industrial spaces are just so impressive. There's lot's of fine architectural detail in the shots too, that fine balustrade for example - you wouldn't see ...

I'll surprise myself and say the second is my pick. Great colours and the strong diagonal makes for an elegant composition.

Very handsome and a perfect pose. Well caught.

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Perfect! Did you set it up from scratch?

I wonder if the people who made these carvings ever thought to consider that we would still be admiring them nearly a thousand years later!

These have a lovely balance of evening light and deeper shadow. They are very nicely done.

That's a biog improvement from the last set I saw with the new lens. Aren't all those 'sticky balls' just the pollen they are there to collect?

What a great park. And I liked your tram sequence as well, so full of noise and colour it's quite the contrast to the park shots.

When the image is viewed at original size the texture of the tree bark really stands out. I know that's not the subject but it really caught my eye.

The last is great - light and composition both shine (no pun intended)

I worry less about sharpness than I do about composition and the first wins on that basis alone.

Nicely mirrored expressions alongside the hats and flashes of red. The cow def looks the most surprised though.

Some good shots from Exporail! Happy to hear you've recovered. Everyone I know seems to be going down with it right now :(

The fourth shot has great light and shadow play along with a pop of colour from the red needle. Very appealing.

I think she spotted you :-D

That's beautiful.

My neck hurts just looking at it but a great catch.