Tony Parsons

No comment about these renderings of the images, but my thanks to those who posted, as I am currently attempting to rescue about 200 en-print images with a fascinating array of damage, fading, colour changes etc., going back to Germany in 1940s and coming forward to UK in the sixties. The suggestions made for this work will, I am sure, greatly assist me.

Not seen anything similar myself, but as it is fairly uniform across the single frame you have posted, is it possibly an issue with the actual lens itself ? Have you tried this lens on a digital body for comparison ?

Cley NWT reserve - closest I'll ever get to heaven

Three Ducks In A Row - for all fans of the defunct rock band 'Private Patients'

More Avocets - Cley NWT reserve

Seen on shelter at local bus stop

Whenever I shoot fireworks, I have to look back at the EXIF from the previous time to find out what I did !!

Agreed - I post images on the No Words forum which I feel illustrate the themes chosen for the threads. Some of these are photos with which I am inordinately pleased, some (to me) just something that seems to fit. Some people are kind enough to 'like' these for whatever reason (though I do not take this as being any kind of approbation of them as 'Art') - but often it is the 'fill gap' photos that receive the most likes, whereas the others receive fewer, or (frequently) none at all. Just shows there is no way to judge what will appeal to others.

Fye Bridge, Norwich

Kangaroo's nest

Ho ! Ho ! Ho !

Oops - words again. Oh well. Between England and Cornwall.

Sony Xperia

Plain clothes

My shadow - inadvertent. And someone else's foot - also unintentional.

Parcel delivery in less frantic times

Collar and cuffs match

Before the days of mobiles .. .. ..

Cambridge, GB

Spirit of 1940

My nickname is 'Owl' !

I am assured that this is my best side

Not wishing to court controversy, but as someone who has been a member for less than a year (IMMSMW), I like looking at previous threads in the NW forum, seeing how others have interpreted the theme, learning from their images and occasionally being inspired to add to the thread, no matter how old it may be. BTW, is it Herbert West to whom you refer ?

Have you not yet realised - everything that is not compulsory is forbidden,

May I thank everyone who contributed to this week's thread, and made it so interesting - not only the excellent images, but also the discussion concerning interference in Nature. This being the first thread I have ever started, I was apprehensive, but I had no need to be.