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Well done, Matt!

Nice.... all my shots of that have loads of people walking to/from the mount.  That's what you get for visiting as a tourist, I guess! 

Great sky too!

Great choice - congratulations, Strav!

You've made me feel "homesick" for Cornwall again, Matt.  I think #1 has the most pleasing composition.

Very nice, John.  The position of the head in the first one is perfect.

Great sky and reflection!

Wow... I describe your "Four Spot Chaser" shot as superb... then I go to the next post and you have a better one!

The dewdrop in the background really adds to this - excellent shot! 

Superb shot, Les.

Thanks, Les.

It's my turn to choose POTW again.  There were plenty to choose from this week, but I thought there was one standout image: WW2 by Lez325:

Les also posted a colour version of this but it's the monochrome one that I really like.  See both versions HERE.

#4 for me too - I like the line of posts pointing towards the lighthouse.  (It is a lighthouse isn't it?)

3 hours ago, JohnP said:

No... it was just a single shot!

Great timing then!

Wow!  Was this one of a burst of shots?

Excellent - the colour of the feathers goes well with the reflected colours in the water too.

Thanks, John.

Well-captured!

Congratulations, Stella!

Great shot, Lez!  I like both versions - the monochrome is best though.

Yes - the light really makes a difference.  I agree with Tim about #2.

Two really good shots, Colin - but I'm awkward: I prefer the sky in the first one and the plane in the second!

Interesting ideas, Matt.  

I find the rocks in the sea to be the focal point in all the shots, so my preference would be for them to be in sharp focus.
I like the view through the dunes (#2) and the tracks in the sand leading to the rocks (#3) best. 

A super set of shots, Paul!

1 hour ago, CMunzel said:

Do you have them in the UK? 

I had to Google it - I'd never heard of a "Wanderer" but I see they are known as "Monarchs" in the USA & Europe.  

I had heard of "Monarchs" but I've never seen one.  Apparently we do get them in the UK but they are very rare. 

8 hours ago, CMunzel said:

Wanderer butterflies are considered vagrants in Australia

Why is that, Cheryl?
It's a terrific photo - vagrant or not! 

Great shots, John.  Good to see you posting again.