Eileen,

You have a good eye to spot such a sight - and a good husband who is willing to stop. Anyways, I'm glad he stopped, and that you had a camera! :)

Cheers
Colin

Annie,

Even the patterns in the grass conspire to lift this shot - a beautiful, densely saturated image of enduring quality - that's probalby appropriate!

Cheers
Colin

Duc,

A very nice low light portrait - looks completely natural - a rarity on itself! :)
Well done.
Cheers
Colin

Daisy,

Thought I'd drop by!!!!!

This one was sitting on your front page - well, I had to look - who could resist - it's one of your funniest photos - much deserved praise fron all!! :))

Cheers
Colin

Adri,

I've not seen your other beach shots - I'll take a look - but I do like this one.

Regards
Colin

Brian,

The colour one's fine, but the b/w takes the biscuit, delivering a truly classic feel. Everything is just right in this shot, and the steam carries the handily induces the "illusion" of movement.

Love it.
Cheers
Colin

Rew,

The sort of red which says "LOOK AT ME" and you just can't help it - and it's no disappointment when you do!! Quality looks great, as does the balance between the shocking colour and the naturescape beyond.

Yes

Cheers
Colin

Annie,

It's certainly eye catching - somehow makes me think of children's stories; the curvature prhaps suggestive of this village existing upon its own little world - not a very big one! Read on for more tales of the strange inhabitants of Grande-Vallee. ;)

Cheers
Colin

Daisy,

A particularly entertaining capture, from the "something from nothing" category!

Happy shopper
Colin

Annie,

What a sight, you have indeed given the impression that that your village sits precisely at the edge of the world. Amazing.

Cheers
Colin