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The virus seems to have peaked in Wuhan - I suspect the Chinese manufacturing will be back up and running before too long.

Me too! Great photographs.

I like those!

Thanks DPC

And here in the south of the UK: Around the corner... by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Woodland Tunnel by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Autumn under the canopy by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Thanks for looking! Richard

Marmite: a yeast spread that people put on bread or toast and you either love it or hate it!!! Thanks Jon for looking and commenting! Richard

Graham - I knew they would be marmite, so I am pleased you like one of them (which happens to be my favourite to - but it is a composite as well...) There is a fine balance between not having enough and having too much movement. Printed big they are pretty darn impressive on the wall - IMO...

Thanks Click!

Autumn is the time for ICM in my mind, so here are three to get the ball rolling When you go down to the woods tonight... by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Under the beach tree by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Lakeside reflection by Richard Anderson, on Flickr I would love critique - I know they...

Thanks Click, and DPC!

Our forests are much smaller on this small island on the the North Eastern side of the Atlantic... and are most usually called woods! Anyway, from some ancient woodland at Ashridge, here are a couple from the weekend. Three distinct styles: 1 - reasonably naturalistic: Around the corner... by...

Great story!

Thanks Click and thanks Graham!

Thanks!

I have become obsessed recently with silhouettes of trees against beautiful skies, here is an example in panorama: Sunset Silhouette 3 by Richard Anderson, on Flickr But there are lots more here: https://flic.kr/s/aHskMvrYyB Thanks for looking! Richard

Thanks Click Thanks Jack

Mount Olympus: The Fingers of the Gods by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Thanks for looking Richard

Lovely Eldar - as usual!

A couple from France recently. At times it is very difficult to get close to the ground level of Notre Dame for the press of photographers: In the name of the Apple, the iPhone and Steve Jobs by Richard Anderson, on Flickr Equally, going on the Bateaux Mouches on the Seine, if you sit down...

I like that thinking. I hate trading gear in - I still miss my Pentax ME Super from my twenties! That said, when the tooth fairy leaves enough £££ under the pillow, I am sure that I will splash out for a iv, although given the rate the tooth fairy pays, I will probably need dentures first...