Birds land on this thing?

Wonderful lighting transitions and interactions as my eye moves away from the window. Looks like you'll have to cut a hole in the ceiling for that tree thing on the left

Looking after your estate's grounds must be a very lucrative contract; they certainly do a great job. We bought our place in '83, in suburban Newcastle and we still don't have a footpath! Your picture demonstrates the quality of the contractor's work well, the receding footpath indicative of the scale of their work domain.

Fun shadow play - like a big dark jellyfish although the bright twin slides don't fit that likeness. But they do look good reaching out through the darkness. Nice leaf curtain at the top.

Very neat and tidy; the B&W hides the harshness of the prevailing conditions.

Ripper! Party time for birdies.

Wow, that's parched. California's big dry has reached the news here; I guess your area is just as badly affected if not more so. Great colours.

yeah, those little hair always end up in macro...how is that possible..

If you've seen her art, you'll recognize the trademark forestry design... She said this took less than a minute so I was impressed..

I don't think you could ask for better from the GR3 and this is wide open! And at 1/4 you must have had it very well braced. Superb IQ.