I shot these pics about a month ago when I was in Cyprus & I think I posted one or two a while back as a sneak peak but with one thing & another I hadn't found a chance to finish editing all of Sarah's images until now, so here they are - or at least some of them, the rest are on the blog (yep, there's loads more!)

Sophie,

The images you guys capture are like a dream - seriously.
I love the mood & feeling you convey in your images... awesome!

I quit.

Wow.

no doubt why do i even post!

awesome work!

julie b

Seriously. Friggin' eh.

What lens are you using to shoot so wide?

For Sure Johnny! WOWSA!! Great job Sofie! Awesome! Love the foreground in the first one looking through the broken window is Niiiiiiiicce! The water flowing over her is unreal! They all are Fab though!

Amazing. Your vision for your images is outstanding. Wow!

That has to be the best swing shot ever too.
Delicious lighting, composition, and post work in all.

amazing as usual!

I love #2 and #6. They're so dreamy! Great work. =)

Oh! Wow, I love them! The first one is perfect. And I'm just fascinated with that last one...

These are amazing shots! WOW. Great work.

Incredible and inspirational.

Man those are COOL! Great job. I totally agree with what Johnny said about your images. So dream like. It is a great fresh perspective.

THUD...sorry that was me falling off my chair!

These are wonderful...beautiful... stunning! WOW!!

LOVE every one of them!!

Gorgeous work, Sofie!!!

More PROOF us Brits are better photogs!

seriously...awesome! You definately have your own style! thats the best compliment I can give!!!

Johnny, dude, great to see you around more at the moment! I missed ya!

Mark, you're not allowed to quit! You're in it for the long haul!

Julie, keep on posting girl! Love seeing everyone's work

Shannon, if I can get a ride on your Harley, I'll tell ya what lens I use I checked my metadata to see what I was using and surprisingly I was using my 18-200mm lens. Not sure which images you're referring too but probably the bench ones which were shot at 18mm. I'm using Nikon so that would convert to around 27mm which isn't all that wide at all. I think the angle of the shots make them deceptive.

Frank, for me, you are so very much a big part of the heart & soul of OSP.

Paige, thanks & I love the recent work you've posted!

Nely, David, Carrie, Valerie, Andy, Bruce, Eric (anyone else I've missed!) ... thank you so very much

Monica, hope you didn't hurt your butt

Paul... You so cracked me up with your comment! Not sure how true it is though .... wotever the case, ssshhhh, there's more of them than us

Melissa, thank you! That really is a huge compliment & I appreciate it.

WOW You Rock!!!

Seriously, I love 1 & 2. #2 Looks so fantastic, her dress looks as if it is flowing out of the waterfall. What a brilliant location. Lovely

Absolutely amazing! I love the first, last, and middle B&W one with the benches the best. The multiple framing from the first one was really creative.