She certainly is. We were lucky enough to see her in concert many years ago.Good choice Bill.
Tina is one talented lady,
Thank Simon, understandable, not the most famous artists.Nice shots as usual Bill - I have to admit I'm not familiar with the artists in the first two...
Thank you Alan.Yes, good choice
LOL, I haven't thought of the video for a long time.I always think of Culture Club and Karma Chameleon with the paddle steamer in the video.
But a nice set Bill, as always
Pete
Thanks Keith, I actually had another version of #1 that I considered but ended up going with that one instead.Nice shots an can’t decide which one I prefer, one or three.
Thanks Bebop, I first heard it as the CCR version but I much prefer the Tina version. Way more funky and dynamic.Lovely shots Bill, and I love the red paddle. I wouldn't have guessed the song which I should have, as it is one I have played in a bandI associate it with Creedence Clearwater Revival rather than Tina, so I have now looked up her version
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Yeah, too funny! I might have shifted to my left if I had noticed it at the time.lots of good ideas Bill.
All fit the theme.
A look down warning too!
Yup, totally agree, once you notice it, it's hard to unsee...I think I may have gone with #1.
#5 has interesting light, especially the backlit hair, but the Toilet sign in the background is a bit too distracting for me.
Thanks Dave.Super set - and you chose the right one![]()
I almost chose #3 as my posted pic because I liked the simplicity of it. It's the top of a metal stanchion.Nice set as always Bill. Not sure what the 3rd one is?
I quite like the one of the man bending down, and the first one hits the spot nicely too.
Thanks Helen.Depict a song... Nice simple shot but I would never have got the song!
Looking down. I rather like #1
LOL, thanks Bebop.Fantastic selection Bill. I'd have struggled to choosers they all fit the bill. I really like the red against the greys in the first shot and it's such an unusual perspective - I'm not sure how you got it
Maybe your chosen subject was on the phone to her doctor after reading the billboard and a visit to that toilet?![]()


Thanks Bebop, they're fun to do and I'm often surprised by what I end up with. Kind of like a kid on Christmas opening his presents...Well it looks rustic to me Bill. I do love your arty shots.
Thanks Donal, let me know when you do and I'll give you all the pointers that I can.That lampost looks fantastic.
I really must get around to trying out that rotating subject method.
Thanks Helen.Nice creative shot. Works for me.
Thanks for the kind words Dave.Rustic is a cracking image, beautifully done and love it.
Thank you Simon, much appreciated.The blended photo is a lovely image Bill, and I much prefer it to the basic image.


Thanks Dave.For me I think the spring is to far to the right, you picked the right one for the main thread as our glasses have to be made with the correct precision.
Pleased you could see the camera to take the shot!
Good idea - not sure how it was lit?
Thanks Nick, let me know when you're going to try it and I'll give you whatever pointers I've got.Rustic. Really like this shot, and the effect. I recently came across the name Pep Ventosa and fancied giving this a go after seeing some of the results he has got. Nicely done![]()
Thanks Pete.Rustic, what an interesting photo bill, much better than the single shot.
Precision, I thought of that one 2, but you beat me to it. simple does the trick.
Pete
Thank you Helen.The colouring makes for a really interesting shot.
Very left field Bill, but good for it.
Pete
Nicely outa the box Bill![]()
Nice interpretation Bill
Thanks NickNice one. A perfectly valid stretch. Great colours and a lovely sense of decay in the leaves. I'm a sucker for a pinecone shot though, nice detail and use of DOF.
Thank you Peter.Very well taken pine cone and a different idea for the theme.
I like your lateral thinking.