Ryewolf

Excellent timing and nicely captured.

Well done and congrats from me also Korky.

Thanks Gareth, this was also a full living history encampment and they were firing cannons, hand cannons and shooting longbows and crossbows.

Thanks Clicker, I liked the colour because of the colours of the brickwork used in the bridges. It is a tidal river, so getting nice flat water would be dependant on that.

Thanks Gareth, I think the eye level POV and mono conversions help a lot

An interesting set of images.I do like the coloured ones.

I do like the bleakness of the church, I thought it might be in Scotland based on it's name, it also reminds me of the Hermits Retreat, Roche Rock on Bodmin Moor.

Just two of the many bridges at Berwick, the one you can see through the arch is the rail bridge, the other is the road bridge. I couldn't decide whether I preferred the colour full size image or the letterbox mono...

Welcome aboard Kerry, jump right in and post, we're a friendly bunch on TIPF.

Great set of images Roger.

Some interesting architecture there, it reminds of York on hills, I've never been to Lincoln, so I'm going to have to make an effort to visit.

Another set of fine captures Paul, I think this very mild weather is confusing everything; I had a Yellow Dung Fly land on the car whilst photographing the birds, alas I didn't have my macro lens with me.

The crocuses are following early, I normally don't see them till March, that said I have some tulips starting to come through. There's usually some near around an old mill lodge just around the corner from me - they don't usually last long as the Canada Geese eat them all.

I like that, very clever.

Thanks Roger.