such as this little robin, and first I thought he look sad but others have said more quizzical 
Nice and sharp and a cute expression - but what's with all the OOF whiteness at the front
, great shots Matt
glad that you like it Nice and sharp and a cute expression - but what's with all the OOF whiteness at the front
glad you like it 
He does look sad!
Catching up here Matt...
79 - nice detail and the dof works well
80 - nice mono of the cogs, again great dof too
81 - for a filler it's a good shot, like the comp of it too
82 - again dof spot on, nice shot
83 & 84 - what a pheasant plucker
85 - nice sharp shot of the blackbird
86 - great Robin shot, he looks a little peeved
Prefer this one sans OOF white stuff
glad you like this one Big Black Boy is fantastic (which would sound very strange without the context) - very sharp and great composition in that shot. I think today's Robin is much better than your last - the first had too much FG and was a little noisy, but today's is sharp, nicely composed and I like the DOF as well, that little bit of clarity allows me to see that flowers do still exist in parts of the UK! Might be tempted to crop out just a little of that wood and see how it looks, though
glad your liking the recent birds but something very different for yesterdays image that I'm just processing now Today, he's thinking, "not even good enough to be Plan A on my good hair day... no smiles for you!"
I think the robin's are just moody round here
so I spend the tail end of the day out catching this for my POTD anyway last night I braved the cold and snow drifts that were taller than me and I'm 5ft 11in truth be told I was only expecting the cold, I had no idea that Broadway had experience that much snow its only an hour away from me...but anyway it was all worth it, this is 173 x 30 second exposures @ ISO2000 f/4.5 I did actually run for a little over 2 hours worth of exposures but lost about the last half hour or so ice in that the camera and mainly front element suffered from frosting over but all this besides I think this has actually come out really well, if canon would like to send one of there 16-35/2.8 on a sponsorship deal I'm sure I could have done even better 
Wow - great one, Matt. Fantastic sky and I like the pink glow at the bottom as well. Really, really good!
I really like it Matt!
I'm glad that you like it and hope it's clear for you 
Well I had to go back about 20 pages and it took quite a while using an internet connection that at best can be described as "intermittent". It was well worth the time though, you have some amazing images here.
One of the ones that stick in the memory is of course that amazing leaf cutter ant. I also really like the mono stuff you have been doing (particularly the air rifle pellets), your bird photos are simply stunning and it goes without saying that your light painting is fabulous. Congrats on passing 800 and getting a brilliant capture to commemorate it!
I think you saved the best for last though. I love that star trail and I think it was well worth destroying your camera for. Hope Canon take you up on your offer
just really want a 16-35 
Matt, your broadway tower star trail is fantastic..! By far one of you best images for a while tbh mate..!
glad you like it
Another great one - and somehow it makes that windmill look flipping massive!!
glad you like it and I see what you mean in relation to the size of the windmill
glad that you like it
