Vicky Blainey- Colourful image of the Foundry Complex

Derek Hamilton- lines and squares . Somewhere for the children to play hopscotch

William Dyer -I was looking for repetitive patterns.
The first photo is a roller shutter on a shop window, turned through 90 degrees. Made it black & white so any reflected colours didn’t distract from the vanishing perspective.

William Dyer -Second is the pattern on the bench in front of the shops, a close crop and again black and white

William Dyer- Contents of a bubble gum type machine. I have no idea of the items in the plastic balls. Cropped and colour enhanced.

Derek Hamilton - I was impressed by the quality and finish of the structure and the reflection in the glass adds a different dimension to the image.

Derek Hamilton - An abstract image with more lines and squares and a splash of colour. Can you guess which shop front this was? Unfortunately no prize for the winner as other members of the group have images that give the name away!

Janice Mackenzie-photo was cropped. The floral displays in Barrhead were impressive and certainly beautiful so no creativity required for this one.

Janice Mackenzie-vivid warm filter applied. I liked the grain of the wood and had zoomed in on the wooden slats to get greater detail

Janice Mackenzie -dramatic filter applied. This was a piece of metal that was in poor condition but when I zoomed in I liked the marble effect.

Jo Capek-  I really enjoyed this challenge on the theme of Beauty in Barrhead in 30 minutes, even if my photos look like they were taken on a battered Box Brownie using 1920's colour stock in a smokey arena.

Beauty Optimistic ?????

Jo Capek- Beauty Realistic !!!

Jo Capek - Beauty for Man and Woman !??

David Cooper - my 3 images - The obvious, the misplaced and the weird.

The juxtaposition of the dumped against the public area, beauty spoilt?

David Cooper -In search of beauty around Asda.

David Cooper -A trippy image of Asda car park, bent and out of focus. A disorientating beauty?

All taken with a camera, cropped and enhanced.

Stuart McColl -my 'Asdystopian' photos. All converted to black and white which brings beauty and character to images.

Stuart McColl - I really liked the interesting shape and dramatic line in this image.

Stuart McColl - Trolley to infinity and beyond. A take off from Buzz Lightyear.

Vicky Blainey- A splash of colour and some movement and that shop again .

Vicky Blainey - Final photo of the month. A watchful dog wondering what these people were doing wandering about with their cameras!