You called it. The last thing I did was to selectively saturate the blues in gimp and it went overboard/overcooked... I liked it in the moment for the extreme factor, but now it doesn't work. i'll try to remember to go back and redo it.

And I guess it's an expression of theatre in the round a la Globe in London (I'm just waking up).

Wonderful framing in this one.

Thank you! Now everything falls into place - normality has returned!

Haha, it's multi-coloured swans!

I gather that this is some sort of performance space? I didn't recognise the furthest extension of it at first and was puzzling over the size. The battery of spotlights didn't seem to match but once I got right through the entrance and beyond the centre space, all was OK. And what is the significance of the three black swans on the left?

Looks a nice campus with the newer adventurous architectural pieces. Given you some good yellow/blue combos to work with.

Quite incongruous floristically, seeing the combination in natural colour.

Can't work out what youve done here - the brown sky and related tones make it look just like the undoctored RAWs I get from my IR converted camera, but the blues don't "fit" - have you applied some selective colouring to the sails/bin lids?

Very interesting seeing gum trees with agapanthus. I must admit I prefer the b&w IR images in this set. This one doesn't have the drama of the other tree shot but it has its own charm - and the IR toning actually seems modest.