Billingford Windmill, Norfolk

Welcome and Thanks for posting your wonderful picture to

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Well done. Thanks for sharing.

Gorgeous shot! Stay well!

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Good question.

I welcome suggestions, but if these are in the form of capitalised single letters only, to understand them, I'll need a lexicon of their meanings. That of "D" I know, but that's all.

I'm sorry if my Bridgemarsh Creek picture has triggered one of Roy's migraine attacks (I hope he's now recovered), but the sky is an important element here ("big skies" are the essence of wide estuary views) and it's not for cropping.

The sailing barges that were once a common sight here mostly carried grain. Migraine might have been one type.

Woeful or wonderful according to your whim.
The sails are somewhat lost in the busy sky.

It's neither of those extremes. The sky, I thought (actual, not Photoshopped from elsewhere) looks "windy" and hence appropriate, even though those who know about windmills will realise that those sails aren't moving.

The sky might be appropriate, but the sails don't stand out, perhaps because the image is 'flattened' by this special effect that you use.

That's quite taken the wind out of my sails.

Then you'll have to make do with fossil fuels.

As Shakespeare realised when he wrote "Oil's Well that Ends Well".

Or icicles hanging by the wall if we continue with Boris's crazy green agenda.

I've just taken the first steps in video photography, i.e. worked out how to concatenate individual clips, add music and a title. It's a start.

Thanks for teaching me another new word. Which programme are you using?

Movavi. I don't know if it's better or worse than other video editors (I've not tried any others) but it seems pretty intuitive and easy to use, and has every option one could possibly want.