The 13:05 to Totnes
by paynekj

Comment by PenelopeK:
I will come back to vote later, just scanning for now. Just had to say my heart skipped a beat when I saw this. I've taken many, many journeys on the "Great Western Railways", as it was then, when I lived in Plymouth. Then after I'd emigrated and came back to visit my parents living in the south hams I would take the train to Totnes.

Dashed
by paynekj

Comment by bmartuch:
This is excellent. I can't believe the score you received in this challenge. Great job.

I must go down to the sea again...
by paynekj

Comment by Melethia:
Wonderful use of a deep DOF. You really are doing very intriguing (and very good) work for this exercise!

Water, water, every where...
by paynekj

Comment by Jedusi:
Nice sweeping vista and good quote :- )

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Comment by citymars:
Great robot! I know what you mean about the heroic Soviet worker pose. Maybe try a red background with a hammer & sickle! :-)

Glass of Water
by paynekj

Comment by h2:
wonder in which catalog this would be offered. lighting is quite boring, as is the subject. looks like the lens is reflected in the glass, I might be wrong, though.

But soft, what light through yonder window breaks?
by paynekj

Comment by Pug-H:

Originally posted by Jedusi: Originally posted by MilesW: Head off - he does Hamlet. Head on, he's Romeo. And ears up he's a labrador. . err very good as well ? :- )

And ears up he's lent them to Mark Antony.

I must go down to the sea again...
by paynekj

Comment by Pug-H:
I guess his knotted handkerchief hat blew off in the sea breeze.

Off colour
by paynekj

Comment by Pug-H:
Did you take him to the engineers for the final diagnosis? Perhaps and x-ray or two might be needed.

Glass of Water
by paynekj

Comment by Lutchenko:
I like the simple idea but the execution is rather flat and uninteresting