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We have a holiday house nearby. The cliffs you photographed - in black and white - reflect the setting summer sun, usually various shades of red. Hence the name. To be honest I'm usually too full of Guinness at that time to get a decent photo

Donegal on a clear winter's day - hard to beat. Have never thought of Bloody Foreland in black and white. Do you know how it got its name?

Give me a shout if you want to try the Lee filters - I'm not getting out enough these days! I was on the Ards peninsula last night - stunning sunset. Wasn't prepared for it (had a car full of kids returning from a hurley match). Red sky and a very low tide - red reflections in the puddles and...

Stunning. Well done!

The sky looks a but too blue, however we do get red sunsets like that in Ireland ...

Have you tried using a graduated filter? Let me know when you are going back and I could meet (in Belfast) you there for you to try.

What!? No selfie?

Good of sense of action, Rita. Here are a few of the U8 blitz in Portaferry, Co. Down last weekend. My fella is the one in the blue helmet in the first few.

This is Muckros in all it;s glory. Well done for getting it all in - tide was out and the weather calm (bad weather creates huge waves that crash off the cliff). I did a lot of climbing here years ago - very atmospheric spot.

Google Chrome - the hackers haven't bothered yet

This is great. Perhaps crop some off the bottom (rule of thirds?) - perhaps removing quite a bit of the water - this might also make it a bit brighter. Lovely colours and a very dramatic sky - exactly what you'd expect of Scotland.

Any views on W7?

Well done with the verticals

The product is covered under the sale of goods act and Jessops should have been making stronger representation to the repair centre - they are the selling agent and are liable. Sony warranty is good to know, but the buck stops with Jessops.

I think this is relevant ... should the IS be on or off when using a monopod?