He is right though, black and white images, high aperture and HDR images will show all the dust specs in your lens, marks on the glass/filter and sensor specs.
It is slightly distracting from your pictures but on a plus you pictures do have a lot of interest but I'm not a fan of over processed images.
Yeah, just had a quick browse through, lot of dirty sensor specks, which really takes away from the image. Perhaps consider the same scenes without the HDR, or a cleaning of your sensor? Cloning those specks out gets to be a pain in the arse - I'm totally guilty of it myself:)
Despite the specks and spots I love your Blackpool shots. I live not far away and you've inspired me to have a day out with my camera. Cheers Jim. Keep up the good work.
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It is slightly distracting from your pictures but on a plus you pictures do have a lot of interest but I'm not a fan of over processed images.