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Yes. But I'm still working trying to clear my desk before I leave. I just dropped in for some light relief.

The thing that I like about this is knowing that you probably are shooting from the hip and the main subjects are blissfully unaware but the statue on the left seems to have clocked what you're up to.

I really like these. They're very 'British Sunday afternoon' in a good way. My picks are the second and third. The colours are really good in all of them though in spite of (or maybe because of) ...

+1 How did you get this?

Aha, it's always such a pleasure to see you here - Wormy offered you a cuppa, shall I make the tea for you? :-D You've shot all these with a fixed lens camera. I often think that the focal length ...

I can see the appeal - light, shadow, textures. Personally I would have looked to add something into the composition - a person walking past or a bird on the ledge maybe? It would add a focal ...

well, well well Jack. I'm coming over to buy you that hot dog rather than vice versa. Very well done indeed, these are super shots.

Turkey is a fantastic country, I've holidayed there many times and the people are always welcoming and very friendly. Your first photo captures it for me.

Wake up Michael! Interesting that I've photographed his station in Lyon 3 times now and only once have I managed to find a good composition that isn't symmetrical.

Oh dear! I'm predictable :-(

This is a compelling shot - perfect.

It's about time that you are honoured in this way. It must be like having your own star on Hollywood Boulevard. And those must be two dedicated members of your fan club come to pay homage :-D

That's helpful, thanks. I wonder where I'm going to find a porter to carry it all for me ;-)

Very cool - no tripod I'm guessing? What did you do?

Now that is really something!

That sounds disgusting!

That's a very nice scene and a great reflection.

~These are gorgeous - more like paintings than photos. The colours are amazing.

Hey, hey! Good to see you giving Michael a run for his money ;-) I really like the idea behind the first but can't help thinking that the position of the handrail relative to the frame could have ...

They work well as a pair but of the two I prefer the second.