Pretty dust gatherers (voice of experience). I like how the edge of the table cuts off the reflection so neatly, in contrast to the jagged peaklets of the crystals.

Wow, what a spread of colour - super creative artist and so much painstaking work putting everything together. Comes across really well in the light you scored; just needs some more trees to obscure the background building

What's the backstory with 15 October - a weekend away somewhere? A beaut. range of tones with all the projecting building elements and a handy repetition of wall lanterns(?). I like the change mid frame from the hard, angular, bright stuff to the more uniform, darker and quite differently textured hedge foreground beneath.

Haha, shamed into action eh? I hope to get at least a couple of new snaps on the big drive south tomorrow. Quite an eye catching horse statue you spooked here and I like the juxtaposition against the dark fountain. An effective pov looking up and I like how the sharply frozen water movement augments the tension created by the rearing horse.

Two lots of shadow lines from the one set of obstructions - you were spoiled with this one!

Hey, I know that feeling!
Lovely light variations and sunlit tones in this one.

Fascinating yes, but almost totally "unco-operative for photographers (me at least).

Extraordinary animals aren't they. Can't help wondering what this one's thinking about you. The face seems a tad dark even on my over-bright screen, but the hand wrinkles are fascinating.

I like the apparent smile you caught here; as if he/she is enjoying the extra thought required to get the food. Mind you, that latch doesn't look too hard to operate ...

Very nice conversion that reinforces the tonal changes. Reminds me of the fabled dodo.