Hello John, this seems to be a picture of two halves for me;the warm colours of the sun on the banking and trees, and then the cold colours of the icy blue water.
There is a good lead in line with the bank taking our eyes right round the loch, then the lines on the ice bring us back to the beginning.
Good sharpness.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello Danni,a lovely capture of a lily.
The lighting is excellent with no OE spots at all.
Very good sharpness.
You did well with the out of frame border.

Thanks for setting the theme for this week.
Regards Jean.

Hello David, a decisive moment!
They look to be having so much fun.The body language of both of them speaks volumes.
Excellent composition.The varying heights of the water fountains adds to the shot.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello Leanne, this shot reminds me of amber, the leaves look as if they are trapped forever in a resin;it must be the colours[?]
It really is a different kind of shot, well done and thanks for sharing.
Best wishes Jean.

Hello Brian, a good still life of the old book and spectacles.
I like the PP work here, and the title too.
The sepia effect is perfect.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello John,I like the simplicity of your shot.
Excellent sharp focus on the blackberry leaves with their pretty colouring.
Good bokeh.
Those thorns look very sharp!
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello Julie,a lovely selection of flowers and all perfectly in sharp focus.

I hope that you have a happy Thanksgiving with your family.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello Carlos, I have never seen a gargoyle quite like this!Your shot shows all the detail with excellent sharpness and the shadow accentuates the skill of the craftsman who made this.
A very good PoV with the stone blocks of the building a good bg.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hello Sergio,a beautiful presentation of these juicy tomatoes.As Beverley has stated, the out of border technique works really well.
The lighting is perfect so that the fruit look 3-dimensional on screen.I love the curly tops which add to the beauty of the picture.
Tfs, regards Jean.

Hi Beverley,you certainly had a beautiful welcome, seeing this on your first night.
There are some lovely layers.
Well presented.
It is hard to believe your fact about the sun setting over the sea!
A very peaceful scene.
Tfs, regards Jean.