Mark Says: The title is slightly odd –as the wheel is white! However, that aside, its an interesting shot, with the wheel just about on the intersection of the thirds, with the blue building taking up most of the other 2/3rds.
The tree in the foreground is a bit in the way, but generally a good long exposure.

Mark Says: It’s a shame that the sky and foreground is so black in this shot. It would have been nice to see a little more colour in both areas as it does look a little isolated.
The exposure of the castle is nicely done though.
Good effort.

Mark Says: Again a slightly less dark sky would have been a little better, however, the rest of the shot is excellent, especially the foreground bubble which makes an good starting point for the eye to look around the picture.
Very good.

Mark Says: This could have been cropped a little tighter to balance the shot a bit better and lose some of the black space.
But the main area of the shot is very good with the reflections on the water adding to the mood.

Mark Says: I’m not sure how this was taken, but it does convey a sense of foreboding about it. I’m not totally happy with the pale swirls on the top left, which could be reflection through a window?
Good effort.

Mark Says: I like this shot a lot. There is a nice atmosphere about it, and there is lots to look around in the picture. I like the path as it leads the eye into the picture.
Very good.

Mark Says: An interesting shot, though not one of the best this month. The “C” of Courvoisier is behind the glass and the foot of the glass has been chopped off.

Mark Says: A little bit of flash has been used in this long exposure, and I don’t think it really needed as much, if any at all. The shot would have worked without – assuming that a tripod was available.
I like the hall being lit from inside too.
Excellent

Mark Says: This is generally great shot, although the central lamp is a little bit too prominent for me as it keeps drawing my eye to it.
Some good colour in the fore and mid-ground.

Mark Says: The sky really turns this into an average shot into a good shot. I might have been tempted to crop some of the bottom away, or recompose it to pull the bright horizon down and show more of the sky.
Good effort though.

Mark Says: This is my first this month. This was actually three separate exposures to try and keep the roof exposed properly and the brown seats exposed too.

Mark Says: My second this month. Same building as above, with the doorway in the middle of the shot about where I took the first one. I should have cloned the blown lamp back in again – I did on another shot.