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You have some wonderful flowers - great shots too.

In Brasil?

The sheer size of those trees is staggering; and to see that someone has cut one down, I can't imagine how they tackled that! I like the squirrel too...he's very compact.

We went out today to the coast - not too far away to walk on what is usually a reasonably deserted stretch. It was over-run with cars and people, some not looking very socially distanced, so we ...

That shot of Canossa is fabulous.

We are having amazing weather - it's like the middle of summer. It's making lockdown a lot easier to tolerate. I think the garden would be glad of some rain now - it must 6 weeks or more now.

PP - in reality they are a Dulux Bright White kind of colour. Antique white?

I'll go for a section through a piece of polished rock. Whatever it is it's very beautiful.

Great story, handsome fox and a good laugh with the fourth image. It's a perfect set!

Lockdown fever! Not much happened this week except that the paeonies came into bloom. Given the lovely weather we are having they are not getting beaten to death by the wind and rain - which is ...

My neighbour has some of those that I've been eyeing up. They are very photogenic.

Beautifully done. My favourite is the first.

That's masterful and the B&W conversion is exactly right for this shot. Dod he know you were photographing him?

I can see the appeal. It would have been nice to see some of the reflection.

It's very evocative - I feel like I'm watching it all from a neighbouring cloud.

Quite an interesting bit of architecture. The steeple looks like something straight out of the Addams Family.

Thanks. Not really, this is just a bit like doodling - something I play with to pass the time.

:-) Yes, that's what I meant!

Thanks. I like it more and more every time I look at it and it's very typical of the countryside around here. Depends what you mean by HDR. It's not an exposure bracket but it has been through ...

I saw that article on the BBC