A few of my favourites

[petrochemist]

As requested starting a new thread for these
The local Electric Palace one of the oldest purpose built cinemas in the UK (& a favourite because I got it without a dozen cars parked in front!)
Harwich's cinema by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

One snapped in IR at a touring car event (love the expressions & the lack of advertisements on the girls suits)
BTTC grid in IR by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

A view of the local woods with a fisheye
Stour woods fisheye by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

Milford Sound in New Zealand - probably my favourite spot in the world
Milford sound, NZ by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

and a lucky shot of the local windfarm (I spotted the fog & was pleased to find it still visible after I'd raced home & grabbed a camera)
Gunfleet fog by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[Ralph]

In your 1st shot is the actual building on a corner as it looks as if it is going around the corner slightly. Apart for that look I like the shot.
Not real keen on the second but then you hit it out of the ball park with 3 and 4 with a great shot of low cloud or fog hiding the base of the wind turbines.

[petrochemist]

In your 1st shot is the actual building on a corner as it looks as if it is going around the corner slightly. Apart for that look I like the shot.
Not real keen on the second but then you hit it out of the ball park with 3 and 4 with a great shot of low cloud or fog hiding the base of the wind turbines.

Thanks Ralph
There is a small private alley alongside the Electric Palace, but then one more building before the road bens round. Fisheye distortion does give it a curved look which emphasises things - without the fisheye I couldn't get the whole thing in from the far side of he road. If I ever see it without cars again I'll try panoramic stitching - I think it needed the road to be closed last time!

[Ralph]

I understand now why it is like that. It is still a well done lot in my eyes anyway. So keep them coming from your Island and surrounding area's.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day Mike

A beaut set of images - and agreeing with Ralph ... #3 & #4 are "reel-winners-mate"

Phil

[Isac]

#4 for me.