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A terrific set, Paul.

Congratulations, Colin!

Congratulations, Jon!

A good selection - I think my favourite is the fish!

Once again, it falls to me to select POTW. I thought there was a clear winner this week, so without further ado, my pick for this week is the 'wet wings' part of Paul's thread 'False Widow and Wet Wings': Well done, Paul! Gareth

Thanks all. I was sure I'd replied to Paul about the birds, but it seems I didn't! So - yes, Paul: it does look better with the birds removed.

First frosts? It's only been a month since we got back from our summer holiday! You'll be telling me it's nearly Christmas next! Excellent photo by the way!

Congratulations, Matt!

Thanks, both.

Processed with DXO Photolab 5.

I really like the raindrops on the blue head. (That's not a sentence I expected to type when I turned the computer on this morning!)

#1 is great. I tried to photograph that myself a few years ago - too many people around to get a decent shot though! Isn't it something to do with Benjamin Britten?

An amazing set, Paul!

Great colours! I really like the reflection in the water in the last one.

Congratulations, Jeff!

The low-key monochrome treatment suits these, Geoff. You captured the steam well.

Thanks, Polly. No - not a composite:

Amazing photos, as always, Paul.

Peterborough.

Fabulous, Les!

It's my turn for POTW again... Most of the images this week seem to have been Nature/Wildlife or Close up & Macro, although one in the Open/Abstract category did catch my eye. Honourable mentions to to: Paul for Friday Night's Jaunt - the 5th and final image in the sequence: an incredible close-up of that eye. KHM for Studley Royal Deer Park - again, the final image in the sequence: I love the grass on the antlers. But my choice for this week is this superb piece of astro-photography the Flame Nebula in Orion, by Les: Original post here. Gareth

Thanks, Dee.

Thanks, everyone.

Thank you, everyone.