Thank you, sir. This is the side of a combine, and it looks like the owner added a "personal touch" on this side. I've no idea what those gears are for, but it's nice to see that a bird found the contraption useful.Nice shot .....wonderful tones, I like the birds nest and snow.

How you could talk in such muffled voice?(Those aren't gears, they're pulleys. Gears have teeth, while pulleys wear belts.)
Thank you. If people don't correct me, I'll never improve my English(Those aren't gears, they're pulleys. Gears have teeth, while pulleys wear belts.)
I did darken the wood, but I fully agree that it would look better darker... and maybe also warmer. I might still revise this one.I like it a lot, but the wood bothers me a little. Did you consider making it darker? I wouldn't crop because it's so nicely balanced as it is (well, maybe just a bit).
LOL! I would never dream of taking your place in the hierarchy. (By the way, I thought they called it "headmaster" in your corner of the planet?) To be honest, I didn't add any saturation here the combine had hyper-bright colours. What I did add was some contrast though, and that might have enhanced the colours a bit.Welcome to the School of Saturation Invis; you are the new Principal![]()
LOL! I would never dream of taking your place in the hierarchy. (By the way, I thought they called it "headmaster" in your corner of the planet?) To be honest, I didn't add any saturation here – the combine had hyper-bright colours. What I did add was some contrast though, and that might have enhanced the colours a bit.Welcome to the School of Saturation Invis; you are the new Principal![]()
Well, this thread is exhibits A and B that I got my English all wrongHey Invis. Here in India also only up to the higher secondary level of education, the head is called Head master or Head teacher; in college level we have Principal.
You'll keep the position by acclamationOK, i can understand your hesitation to accept my offer; so we will consider that later![]()