Phil Robinson

I've just been back to Canterbury for the first time in years. I got some new shots but also re-took old ones. Firstly, I now have better equipment and probably technique, so the photos are better. Secondly, places - shopfronts etc - change and new things appear. Thirdly, while captioning the new ones I discovered that all the pics I had of the Marlowe Theatre were misspelled Marlow, a possible reason why they haven't sold.

Prague 1990s Trafalgar Square Portobello Road

I've got two I know of - 'wogan webber' and 'angry redwing'. I cannot, however, remember either of those searches coming up. Fingers crossed.

First 10 (2004) - $1391 (one year) Latest 10 - $473 (one week)

Likewise (17 years)

Probably not a great answer for the original post but I'd agree about 3LT. I have one of these https://www.3leggedthing.com/store/monopods/docz2 which is supposed to be stabilising feet for a monopod but makes a brilliant tabletop / low level / on-top-of-a-wall tripod with a standard head fitted instead of the monopod.

Almost exactly the same as February, which was a lot better than January, which was dreadful. Not a wow of any kind for me, more of a 'nothing to write home about but could be worse'

I fear we are showing our age (anyone else here remember Hirondelle?)

Blue Nun

Harry the Harris Hawk Handler. (His name may not be Harry - I might have made that up) St Paul's Cathedral these days

I have been using public transport, occasionally, and until recently it has been the safest place to be, with a train carriage or whole bus to myself - even tube trains if you avoid peak times. My last time on a train, last week, was very different. Far busier and a lot harder to avoid people.

Thanks for finding that - yes, a montage of two of mine. One of the perks of being the only person in Maidstone to own a camera.

Mine was a book - will pay for a bottle of wine

That's spooky - this one sold for me on the same day - unfortunately not the same fee

I believe it's 'That photographer without a stepladder is on his own over on the left again."