Here are the comments left in the Visitors Book for my 2010 Cambridge Open Studio

PM Very interesting and great fun!!!

GW&PW Brilliant! Very exciting!

GH-M & MP Very interesting, Thank you
CW Wonderful images
CP Very intriguing and a fabulous way of looking at things in a different way! Thanks so much!
GA Great to see you
Enjoyed the 3D. :-)
ED Lovely close-ups!
BB Excellent - inspiring
AB Fascinating images
GP Inspirational!
KW Breath taking, amazing! Thanks for all the help.
KT Great fun!
S&F C very exciting images.
SH Very interesting! I liked the 3D images!
BS Thanks very much! Very interesting, lovely images and presented vey well.
AS I think that it is very interesting how create different textures by magnifying existing ones. It is a great help tp me for my homework :-)
VH Very interesting an very original
ED A whole new world - wonderful and thank you for your explanation
RC High standards as ever, science meet art.
SW Very unusual - and very original
KB magnificent
CG Beautiful and really interesting
FR Wonderful & refreshingly different
Fantastic - QR really works!
PH Fascinating and yave a small micoscope fan for life...! Thank you.
AC
IC Great pictures, relly enjoyed the prints!
BR Really interesting
SB Some lovely work and great to have "hands-on" activities
JP Absolutely fascinating! Thank you.
ET Very Interesting and imaginative
Interesting conversation on phages, blogging etc. - but sad not to see 3D due to mismatched eyes
LB Very interesting photos - excellent close work and thanks for positive advice!
S&F G V. interesting, especially the microscope!
JS The microscope is extremely interesting.
LJ Very Interesting!!
PM QR codes - as a science teacher, I'm now thinking how to incorporate these!
CD Awesome, love the butterfly scales and Tree of heaven wood.
MS Portrait :-) and thanks; I love the detail in your work
J&A S Vivid and engaging, thought provoking. Thanks! Great Work!

"Interesting" appears to be the most popular description, obviously one that can be taken both ways! From the discussions with visitors, I personally felt that most of the "interesting" were positive :-)

Judge for yourself by visiting the images in the Open Studios collection.