Exceptional clarity; the GR really shines in these settings. I presume Tpoaz had a role to play here, and it's performed superbly - no way I'd have picked this as ISO6400.

Cap backlighting ensures Hannah is the star, but hasn't Hope shot up! As for Zion, he'll be lopsided if he adds any more wristbands

Graduation ceremonies are a real photographic challenge because of the distance from the action. The GR3 has done very well. Another interesting snippet of America - we don't do the gown & cap thing at high school.

The joy in Mum's expression is sublime!

While I like being close to the bike, I prefer the broader composition of this one. The bike still stars but it's nice seeing the whole building opposite, and the trio crossing the street.

Appreciating the close-up view of the bike, thank you.

A noticeable colour balance shift or is it just a magenta boost? Beautiful waterfall - reminiscent of Iceland on a smaller scale.

Flipped between these two quite a few times. Both appeal, but this one eventually won my preference vote. I prefer a shorter exposure time for these sorts of shots so that the flow pattern detail comes out more clearly but that's just me. What may interest you more is that this scene has excellent stereo imaging potential. Even with the obvious differences between the two frames I can easily get the waterfall standing out from its surroundings in 3D using the cross-view method.

No mistaking the generator of those diffraction spikes. I'm reassured to note the blob of flare lower left - I noticed that my copy did this on my very first night outing; there were so many small flare spots from the street lights I chucked the pictures out. Hard to avoid.

Really like those dark, contorted, moss covered branches. I enjoy being fully immersed in those greens, so I'd crop out as much of the sky as possible without sacrificing any of the twisted branches (may not be possible).