It might be hazy but those distant mountains still look good as they preside of the source. Nice use of compression.

Clean, clear and shiny. Fab. in b&w.

Fun framing with the water spout appearing to touch the branch, but it's the Harley's all the way for me.

I think the strong pp works just fine here. After all, it's an image with very bold subjects, and leather and chrome always looks good in bold monochrome! I esp. like the rendering of the helmet far right, it seems to be floating on its own

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This is absolutely wonderful! The light is perfect and brings out the colors, textures and grains of the wood and other objects. Very nicely done.

Impressive, lots of musical talent in your family todd.

I think this may be the first time I've seen this setting in colour; I like it. The 31 has done a great job at 2.8 but that filtered sunlight has really helped to bring out the variations in form and colour. With pudgy hands and short stumps called fingers I also envy the musical talents of your mob, and such a range of gear! Just one thing mate - about 515,000 Tasmanians would be upset by your world map - their home is missing

Music making! Love it! Me and Mrs are not musical but we listen a lot, and our youngest is really keen at violin and all kinds of guitars. We have a big amp for the electric, but for Christmas we got here the cutest portable amp - tiny and loud. (Smaller than a loaf of bread). Soon she'll be able to take it out and busk!

I'm drawn to the wave surge again and how it's responded to the lighting. I prefer the view offered by your other shooting position, but here you're offering quite a different lighting circumstance.