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“That is her daughter hiding behind the door.”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on Reasons to be Cheerful 20 hours 22 min ago

“Does she have a husband, a teenage son, and a very shy daughter? ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Reasons to be Cheerful 23 hours 19 min ago

“She really was a pleasant lady but, at this point, we were discussing politics.”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on Reasons to be Cheerful 1 day 7 hours ago

“Featured photo”

Kirsten Bax made a comment on Reasons to be Cheerful 2 days 13 hours ago

“Easy to keep a social distance in one of those machines.”

Mick Durham made a comment on Silage in Overdrive 3 days 17 hours ago

“The First Minister announced that agriculture could resume next week. It never stopped - it coudn't stop.”

Maybeth Jamieson made a comment on Silage in Overdrive 3 days 19 hours ago

“Love this - so typical of a nuthatch.”

Mick Durham made a comment on Nuthatch at nest hole 3 days 22 hours ago

“Ah!”

Mick Durham made a comment on A helping hand for the elderly 4 days 10 hours ago

“The young flowers are helping the old flowers me thinks. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on A helping hand for the elderly 4 days 14 hours ago

“One of my favourite birds. Nice pic Edmund. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Nuthatch at nest hole 4 days 14 hours ago

“Love the image but don't understand the title.”

Mick Durham made a comment on A helping hand for the elderly 4 days 16 hours ago

“Thanks. John”

Ronnie Galloway made a comment on On the Rise 5 days 15 hours ago

“Some nice textures in your attic...”

John Smith made a comment on Back in the Attic 1 week 11 hours ago

“A gritty and surprisingly unsentimental still life, despite the title. There's no doubt why the flowers died......no water.The brutality of art.”

John Smith made a comment on A helping hand for the elderly 1 week 2 days ago

“Waiting for the end of the plague, the end of suffering, the end of social isolation.....and the need to visit places like that.”

John Smith made a comment on Waiting for the End 1 week 2 days ago

“Great capture.”

John Smith made a comment on On the Rise 1 week 2 days ago

“....only when the sun's shining...”

John Smith made a comment on Just Me...... 1 week 2 days ago

“Do you have trouble finding trousers that fit?”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Just Me...... 1 week 2 days ago

“They look like they're past waiting. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Waiting for the End 1 week 2 days ago

“and leave it behind!”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on No play today 1 week 2 days ago

“:o)”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Staying Home Again 1 week 2 days ago

“More likely to be a high-wail and a hearse....”

John Smith made a comment on Staying Home Again 1 week 2 days ago

“Great....simple...effectiveIs it a composite?”

John Smith made a comment on Signs and Symbols 1 week 2 days ago

“I can see postcard sales here...”

John Smith made a comment on East Cluden in mono 1 week 2 days ago

“This is a great opportunity to play around with all those filters that would get judges muttering under their breath.It's a pity these are low definition. A striking refresh of familiar scene.”

John Smith made a comment on Under a Cloud 1 week 2 days ago

“Like the 'behind bars' feeling .... entirely appropriate to the early 2020s”

John Smith made a comment on Nae fitba' 1 week 2 days ago

“Ooo, take one of your creepy dollies next time. Like a 'left behind' pic. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on No play today 1 week 2 days ago

“Are you sober yet??”

Anne Greiner made a comment on Social isolation? 1 week 2 days ago

“I think you have done a Photoshop demo with this image. it was the first time I really appreciated the level of transformation from a RAW capture to a finished image.”

Maybeth Jamieson made a comment on New Blue Dress 1 week 2 days ago

“She wasn't really alone. Her whole family are just out of shot but they wanted a photograph of her because it was her birthday.”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on New Blue Dress 1 week 2 days ago

“Been a feature of lockdown. My son told me that he enjoyed the antics of 3 delivery people at his door trying to socially distance.”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on No Signature Required 1 week 2 days ago

“There won't be the variety if you fill the gallery up with the same kind of image. We are limiting the gallery to 100 images only is my point. I didn't add lots of rules Ronnie as I thought common sense applied. It's good to see the birds at your bird bath and hopefully you'll get some great shots during lockdown, but I don't feel that it's unreasonable to suggest that 9 in the gallery is too many? Now I see you just uploaded another which is an odd thing to do. You maybe want to pick your favourite bird bath image and share that with us and delete the others to make space for variety. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Practice Landing 1 week 2 days ago

“These are photos I've taken during lockdown in my garden.It says in the challenge instructions there is no limit to the content.If people contribute more variety there will be more variety.”

Ronnie Galloway made a comment on Practice Landing 1 week 2 days ago

“Featured photo.”

Kirsten Bax made a comment on New Blue Dress 1 week 2 days ago

“It is a limited sized gallery however Ronnie so whilst I appreciate your enthusiasm, I think we were hoping for a bit more variety and from as many authors as possible representing lockdown. ”

Ian Findlay made a comment on Practice Landing 1 week 2 days ago

“Are you? Maybe others aren't. It's Lockdown. There's a limit to what we can photograph.”

Ronnie Galloway made a comment on Practice Landing 1 week 2 days ago

“Nice picture but I'm getting bored with birds.”

Rod Wheelans made a comment on Practice Landing 1 week 3 days ago

“The number of images in the gallery is edging towards 100. It would be great to see how some other members are experiencing lockdown. Are you clapping for carers, getting groceries delivered, building a six foot wall round your garden or doing a 4000 piece jigsaw? Joking aside, these photos are not aimed at competitions but are a record of the different ways we are dealing with these strange times. ”