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Beetle in Flight

Thanks for the kind words. Now for today's macro challenge, how about a beetle flying towards you. With its eyes in focus :twisted::twisted: No, no, no, absolutely not - life's too short and the list of jobs to be done is too long!!! In case you're wondering, I noticed that a beetle standing a...

Posted by Lubbyman on 11/07/2019 - 09:51

Recent track day in France

A few shots from a track day that I've just got back from - hopefully you find the cars interesting. I've included a shot of a wonderful Tromp L'oeil that the circuit owners have put in the car park. 1) Ford GT 40 (replica) 2) AC Cobra (replica) 3) AC Cobra and Morgan V8 ...

Posted by swarf on 12/07/2019 - 19:15

Close up visit to Slimbridge

These have a beautiful, subtle quality to them - I think it's the slightly muted colours combined with the perfect focus points. I assume these are with the 'Z' and not a K1 with adaptor 8)

Posted by LennyBloke on 14/07/2019 - 09:40

Close up visit to Slimbridge

These have a beautiful, subtle quality to them - I think it's the slightly muted colours combined with the perfect focus points. I assume these are with the 'Z' and not a K1 with adaptor 8) Spot on John, that's what I love about it, both in macro which is a new genre for me and obviously landscapes ...

Posted by Chrism8 on 14/07/2019 - 10:05

Meerkat

Looks like good detail Don. Weather is irrelevant if your having fun. Spent some time over at Noosa just before heading back to Blighty, a lovely area. Best regards

Posted by K10D on 15/07/2019 - 08:52

A Couple of Colourful Flies

Thanks for your comments, folks. First one is a Ruby tailed wasp Thanks for the identification, Mike. So it's a wasp, not a fly! There's something new to learn every day. :) These do look a little soft on my screen thou, although it may be the uploaded file size. Probably a combination of uplo...

Posted by Lubbyman on 18/07/2019 - 00:02

H2O

Eclectic water visions... you do have an affinity with the Element. 1, 8, 11 and 12 pop right out for me, visions of a parallel world - akin to the celtic 'mountain behind the mountain' - sometimes felt, rarely seen, and, one would think, unphotographable ... yet there it is. And not without hum...

Posted by Sry on 20/07/2019 - 21:56

some bits from local common

Rich colours, sharp focus, great DoF control - no favourites, all good!

Posted by jvs on 22/07/2019 - 08:24

some bits from local common

all from the same shoot bar the hedge John, that's ours. we are so lucky to have this common so close. it is an SSI area and is maintained the same way as agriculture used to be, letting the cows chew the cud and manure it . they are taken off around late Autumn i think then it gets a cut back late ...

Posted by redbusa99 on 23/07/2019 - 11:55

Guess the flower

More crackers Derek - love the first of the second set, great focus selection and gentle background blur :wink:

Posted by LennyBloke on 22/07/2019 - 21:22

Female Crane Fly

Found this morning on the kitchen table. All but one of her legs had come off, as they do, i understand.... K5, 100mm. D FA Macro. Man. focus & exposure. Tripod. On camera AF280T flash, tracing paper diffused. 18 @ f5.6 exposures, Combine ZP stack. Elements 11. Thanks for taking ...

Posted by coker on 21/07/2019 - 14:18

Trefor Village Seascapes

A working 16-85mm is a fine lens to have to hand. Fingers crossed that it doesn't slip back into its old habits. Did you find out the cause of the problem? (Some self-interest here in case mine develops the same trouble...) No. 2 is my favourite. It has a 3-D feel that isn't so strong in the othe...

Posted by Lubbyman on 23/07/2019 - 11:01

Trefor Village Seascapes

Glad that the lens is now fine. I have this lens and it is a stunner. It used to stick a bit when zooming in very hot conditions but that has fixed itself. It is my third copy as the first was totally dead on arrival - could not focus at all. I sent it straight back to SRS and they sent another. Thi...

Posted by tigershoot on 23/07/2019 - 23:09

Trefor Village Seascapes

Glad to hear that you got the 16-85 repaired. Good shots, well balanced. For me I like numbers 3 and 4 with good cloud colours and the foreground rock colour. Paul A working 16-85mm is a fine lens to have to hand. Fingers crossed that it doesn't slip back into its old habits. Did you find out ...

Posted by bychan on 26/07/2019 - 00:47

Trefor Village Seascapes

I appreciate the way you chose to expose these images - and the ensuing feeling of tranquility. 'La force tranquille', as said one of François Mitterrand's presidential campaigns way back when.

Posted by Sry on 27/08/2019 - 17:13

Banded Thrip

From an ox-eye type large daisy in the garden. By scaling off the computer screen image, I made this about 2.6mm long..... K5, 100mm. D FA Macro, manual focus, handheld. Whole Frame Crop, Elements11 Barbarians rugby supporter, perhaps? :roll: Thanks for looking, keep warm...

Posted by coker on 23/07/2019 - 14:04

A very weird insect indeed...

Thank you all for your comments. Steve: My aim must have been better than I thought - the wasp is back on the Fennel this evening minus its ovipositor :roll: Roger

Posted by cbrog on 25/07/2019 - 21:19

A Bit of "Dainty " lightning

richandfleur, sigma 17-70mm @17mm f5.6- f8 iso 200, on a tripod, focus at infinity, wired remote then its all down to luck on what the storm gives you. so i wait for the lightning to start to get the general direction to point the lens, see where most activity occurs, lock the shutter open and rel...

Posted by redbusa99 on 27/08/2019 - 21:40

Tiny Spider

This tiny thing was little more than a mobile miniscule blob of jelly with legs. Photographing bugs wasn't in today's plan, but it appeared through the viewfinder from behind the tendril and I couldn't resist. About 2mm across, including its legs (checked with a ruler) :shock:. Difficult to focus on...

Posted by Lubbyman on 25/07/2019 - 22:42

Tiny Spider

The first shot is much more of a complete photo (compared to the other shot) - composition, background and clear focus on the subject really make it! Keep at it Steve :P

Posted by LennyBloke on 27/07/2019 - 22:35

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