Chibi

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

7/10 Nice capture of the glow. In my experience cameras really don't like blue led lights at all, but I see none of that problem here
Here is a little panorama I took after some snowfall.

Utby Mountain by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

7/10 Nice capture of the glow. In my experience cameras really don't like blue led lights at all, but I see none of that problem here
Here is a little panorama I took after some snowfall.

Utby Mountain by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

7/10 Nice capture of the glow. In my experience cameras really don't like blue led lights at all, but I see none of that problem here
Here is a little panorama I took after some snowfall.

Utby Mountain by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

Not really, A HDD read and writes from a magnetic plate so it's not getting heavier with more data as it does not add more mass to the platters.

6/10 The same composition on a dry sunny day would make a more beautiful picture. It's much better than my pictures when I first started
 
Was at a convention again and took a lot of pictures

Närcon Sommar 2015 by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

Haven't taken many close-ups. But here's mine
 

Flower by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

Challenge "green" winner: @Nexxus
 
Congratulations!!
 

Haven't taken many close-ups. But here's mine
 

Flower by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

Haven't taken many close-ups. But here's mine
 

Flower by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

Here's my entry.
My monitors colours aren't really that accurate so I hope the picture doesn't look yellow. But for me it's very green
 

Here's my entry.
My monitors colours aren't really that accurate so I hope the picture doesn't look yellow. But for me it's very green
 

Here's my entry.
My monitors colours aren't really that accurate so I hope the picture doesn't look yellow. But for me it's very green
 

Here's my entry.
My monitors colours aren't really that accurate so I hope the picture doesn't look yellow. But for me it's very green
 

6/10 I think you could have taken the photo in a more dramatic angle. The framing could also be a bit better.
I have no idea what the white thing actually is
 
Taking photos of small birds without scaring them away is hard

Fjällbo Park Bird by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

I took a look at your photo on Flickr.
Your photo is under "All rights reserved" which is set at default when uploading pictures to Flickr.
 
"You, the copyright holder, reserve all rights provided by copyright law, such as the right to make copies, distribute your work, perform your work, license, or otherwise exploit your work; no rights are waived under this license."
Taken from Yahoo(Flickr) here.
 
Reading Yahoo´s terms of service you retain all copyrights to the pictures you upload to Yahoo´s services such as Flickr, but you give Yahoo the worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive licence to use, distribute, reproduce, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, publicly perform and publicly display your pictures.
Taken from Yahoo terms of service under "License from you to Yahoo"
 
So Yahoo does not own your pictures but they can use them however they wish. This license will end as soon you or Yahoo removes the picture from their services.
This does not mean anyone else can use your photo.
 
If your picture has always been under "All rights reserved" they have no rights to use your picture and are not backed up by Flickers creative commons license.
 
I'm no lawyer or anything close to one so it is possible I might have misunderstood something.
I hope everything works out for you
 
 
 

8/10, The colors and scene is great. I think having the horizon in the middle would be better.
 
Another shot I took at a convention this weekend.

Närcon Vinter 2015 by ChibiKigu, on Flickr

8/10, The colors and scene is great. I think having the horizon in the middle would be better.
 
Another shot I took at a convention this weekend.

Närcon Vinter 2015 by ChibiKigu, on Flickr

4/10, When shooting fireworks you really need a tripod and a long exposure. 
I've tried shooting fireworks myself and it's not easy if you don't know in which direction the nex one is coming from and when it'll explode.
If it's a fireworks display it's easier.
You might want to crop the image too.
 
Edit:
@Flight1sim I was a seconds after you
6/10, I think the image is a bit dark and it's hard to tell what the subject is.
Try to brighten it up a bit and crop it down to 16:7 or 16:8 to get a wider image.
 

 
Took this one when it started thawing.

4/10, When shooting fireworks you really need a tripod and a long exposure. 
I've tried shooting fireworks myself and it's not easy if you don't know in which direction the nex one is coming from and when it'll explode.
If it's a fireworks display it's easier.
You might want to crop the image too.
 
Edit:
@Flight1sim I was a seconds after you
6/10, I think the image is a bit dark and it's hard to tell what the subject is.
Try to brighten it up a bit and crop it down to 16:7 or 16:8 to get a wider image.
 

 
Took this one when it started thawing.