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Right.

Don't have them anymore now.

I'm BANGLESS!!!!  lol

Here's another shot from my recent maternity shoot.

Technically... this is definitely the better photo, that is without

doubt. However, this is more the ''traditional'' maternity shot. More

to come in this series - watch this space.

Comments please...

Thanks for the kind words, Mark. Much appreciated.

Class.

Exquisite!

fantastic capture.

By the way... the previous contributor (Tony Hadley) is the former lead singer with the band Spandau Ballet. He'll tell you he isn't... but he is!!!  :)

Five past five... and all is well.

Excellent

Excellent.

Every day is grey in Berwick !!!

I know where this is... I pass it every day, and never think of it as art.

Kevin... you've changed my whole concept of life with this picture now. :-D

Thanks, Raymond.

The light here was actually supplied by an old halogen heater.  It's amazing what you can do with almost ANYTHING in photography.

Very nice. Original, well framed and well executed shot.

10 out of 10 for this one. This is excellent.

Great capture.

I love this.

Hi Karen

This is possibly the best flower picture I've seen on here. It's amazing!

Nice composition, although there is an awful lot of "darkness" at the bottom of the frame. I would have possibly cropped that out... But don't worry - I only comment on photos that I like.

The colour saturation levels here are just perfect.

From the top... you should have gone RED - YELLOW - GREEN

Traffic lights!

I want to take part in the next one!

Another great image.

Cuba is on my list of places to visit before I die.

This shot sums up Havana. It's great.

the first two things anyone thinks of when Cuba is mentioned, are the old cars, and the Colonial architecture - both captured here brilliantly. The sepia effect just adds to the old-fashioned nature of the place.

Great work.

Hello.

Nice image, but I feel that a tighter crop would make the sunset stand out more. In the original image, there is possibly a bit too much of the Eye on the left hand side of the frame - leaving a lot of dead space to the right. Also... the light hitting the railing at the bottom of the frame is somewhat distracting.

Here's what I would have done...

Very nice...

You nailed the framing perfectly. Just enough of the Eye. And the silhouetted Houses of Parliament against the setting sun look fantastic.