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Exposure time is 1 second (don't know why it shows 10/10)

I had to Google it with Google pics to find out, Herman. Luckily I took a photo of the beautiful brand sign on the bonnet. The photo of the car in full view is from Wikipedia, it's the Toyota MR2 (WT10).

That's absolutely cool, Pierre, a fantastic shot. I could make out the scenery at the sea-shore, but where did you get these beautiful light-effects from? Is it a double exposure? The more I look at it the more fascinated I am.

Sorry for keeping you waiting Lucien, I've been away for a couple of days. It's the genuine walnut almost ripe.

A well maintained beauty.

We have an equivalent which both my Mum and my wife's mother were given in their housekeeping course. It's a book that was used as a training manual in the Home Economics School. They both added their minor changes of recipes in the margin and we still we use it very much as we like the recipes...

This Leica is said to have excellent image quality. Did you use any alienation effect? The trees on the horizon and the people have strange white halos and most of the photo is unsharp. The air force 1 photo does not show these features.

Nowadays these creatures are after parents' purses (or better: the contents within these) as each kid just 'must have' these atrocities as plastic toys to add to the already huge bulk of plastic junk (special waste) in their rooms. Why not buy them one of the 'wonderful scientific books about...

Well, don't dispair Scott, keep on playing the Blues. I started in my twenties, copying the licks from Mississippi John Hurt and others. But I went into finger-picking style guitar playing (Travis-style etc.) and have started creating my own stuff. Here's my latest one, with me on the right...

That's a beautiful sunburst toy, Scott. My Eco with which I finaced my studies in the early 70s playing at dance venues is a sunburst model, too.

I love the perspective you chose ... nothing but the flow of music. The slightly vintage colouring makes it perfect.

... and another one with his time-worn favourites hanging on the wall.

I like illuminations. But some of the effects they do in Amiens (and other places) tend to get kitschy.

Beautiful shot with perfect colour contrast, wonderful reds and greens and nice bokeh.

See it positive, pal, it's half full, isn't it.