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A miniature of the London Eye and this only comes to our city in the winter

so I call it the Swansea Eye. LOLx

One of those lucky moments I guess when I knew where it was going to explode :)
Thanks for your comments and your welcome. 

Image taken at this year's Guy Fawkes Night Fireworks in Swansea. Thnkx

for looking.

This is one fantastic angle to have the B17 coming at you. Good shot Ian

Thank you very much Trish. The cottage on the hill has featured prominently in the new Dr Who TV series. I am not sure if you are aware of the programme. I am so pleased that this is on your 'places to see wish list. It definitely worth it.

You are in Florida and I am in Wales but I have virtually an identical picture (without the moon) of a sunset taken in a park in Swansea LOLx.

This is a lovely image and the rim lighting enhances the subject very well indeed. Well done!

Wow, this is a fantastic image. Bravo!

I agree with Stephen above. The removal of the sky would make it a much stronger image. The colours are so lovely though.

I know exactly what you mean about guesswork when it comes to fireworks :)
You have a good representation of the scene though. Well done. 

I hope you are well my friend. I have been absent from PN for a while but look what I missed. A great shot my friend. Bravo!

A great composition. Love the way you have placed objects in this image.

This is such a serene landscape. Love it.

It's been a while since I was on PN. Thanks for your comments. Yes you are absolutely right. This was on Cefn Bryn early on Monday morning.

Wonderful capture that I am sure you are pleased with.

Nevertheless it is a nice image. I like the good use of hues to bring the viewer's attention back to the milky water.

Aesthetically this is a nice photo with the greens and blues being separated by the reds and whites of the buildings. You do need to watch the perspective where the tower block seems to be leaning backwards and to the right of the horizon. Peace!

Enchanting! Although, if the model is not directly in contact with the viewer, it doesn't always work but this one 'rocks'