Thanks for the kind words Riaan. Unfortunately these opportunities don't come along that often, so I'll keep myself in practice doing street stuff :-)
Of course as noted by Rob, the unzipped-back photo is quite recognisably in the style of Jeanloup Sieff, so it's not as though I can claim to be doing anything original... but my approach to "art" is more basic: making things I like looking at, with the possibility that others will also enjoy. So I'm glad you enjoyed 
Graham, nobody is doing anything original; everything was already done in the thirties if not the twenties. The best we can do is make the best of what comes our way. Jeanloup was as derivative as all the rest from the period. Those old giants carry more of us every year!
It's not a matter of copying, which would bore anybody trying to do that, but of absorbing an excellence and seeing what works and what does not. In the end, if not standing there with somebody else's snap or drawing before us, all we can do anyway is to follow our emotional triggers and use 'em as they want to pop. Truth to tell, it's pretty much impossible to copy one's own back catalogue: models are different, locations are never the same twice even if you can find them again, and neither are you, the photographer.
Rob
