Judy, I don't believe it. Someone who actually manages to be away for so long and then come back. Well, it gives me hope that someday I will be posting again. An interesting shot for your reappearance. Grainy black and white and one of those shots that make you wonder where the photographer was standing. That's always good. Hope we'll see more of each other's works in future.

You have a good eye, and the PP work on this excellent. Nevertheless, a pity you didn't turn the sunglasse around to make them look like sitting on someone's face, the way I once did here.

Hey, this is really a lovely semi-abstract shot that nevertheless is a clear photographic image of a recognisable street detail. Well done - even on that large frame. And I imagine the resizing was difficult, but you should have tried to go for the full 800 pixels because it really does open up a bit small on the screen. We always want to see as much as possible :-)

That is so interesting about the map. Never heard that before. You's think they know it by heart after the practice sessions. And I am still amazed at how close you managed to get. Were you standing on a balcony just above the pit lane or what?

What a lovely composition combining all those layers in a very classic but pleasing manner. I actually count six layers that all seem almost independent of each other. So good that the roof of the barn doesn't touch the island, That adds depth to the photo. Very nice colours also - from the thumbnail I almost suspected extra saturation, but they do look quite natural.

Wow, extremely well done. The two obviously fit together like hand in glove. I only wish the thumb hadn't been so visible.But both photos are superb and the merge is perfect.

Very nice abstract rendering with a superb framing. I actually like it when it is quite impossible to judge the scale. This could be a few square inches and it could be a lot more - or even less I guess.

Hi Judit, a couple of remarks. First of all please try to include anote, in English or danish or Hungarian, but just some text about the phot. Second, try to resize to the maximum size of 800 pixels/200 kb. In this case you only used 457 pixels/115 kb. A pity. And thirdly, I see it is a mussel but I am not sure it is clear to everyone. The idea of including the ocean in the background is good, but you should have gotten more of the mussel into the frame.

How on earth did you get close enough for a shot like this? Even with a good lens I thought you had to be accredited to get anything like this. I love it - and with Schumi gone I think I am backing Kimi this year (once a Ferrari fan always...)

I just put this into the F1 group theme I created a few years ago. It definitely belongs there. Let's hope we get some good F1 moments this year. Pity you didn't get a shot of the Coulthard/Wurz crash. That would have been something to post. But this is almost as nice :-)