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Comment by Clarky posted on More Syd Harbour at 28/11/2007 - 02:41
I think Clarky is starting to get the hang of this macro business.
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Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 05/02/2008 - 00:42
Hi Clarky,
That femail Ariel Weaver, there seems to be a lot of these about in the garden at the moment, along with the ones that curl a leaf up in the centre of the web and hide in it.
As soon as my cameras get here I will get some shots and post (I cant wait)
Anyway a good couple of pics mate
Regards
PaulM
Just watch out for the funnel webs they can be aggressive if provoked and they especially like foriegners
Heres a couple of leaf curlers


Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 04/02/2008 - 22:28
See, Clarky! It isn't the size that counts ....
(Shaddup Mac)
Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 03/02/2008 - 12:09
Not sure what this is but very nice colours
I like the spider shot, reminds me of something we saw up in the Blue Mountains, in a lodge we stayed in - scurried about on the wall above the bed - gave us the heebie-jeebies!
Dan
The weaver spider is the female of the species with the male less than 25% of its size
Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 03/02/2008 - 11:57
Comments welcome
The Female Aerial Weaver

Not sure what this is but very nice colours

Fly

Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 03/02/2008 - 06:14
Clarky,
I was just looking at the "Fly" shot again and marveling at how well the wings picked up the colour of the flowers.
We have these huge dragon flies at the lake. I've got to get them to land on flowers!
So far, they just don't listen to me
Comment by Clarky posted on More Bug Macros at 03/02/2008 - 20:22
Tim would'nt your tripod hit you in the back of the head carrying it like that
Comment by Clarky posted on Camera bag at 27/11/2007 - 21:36
My response to this whole debate is you have to look after yourself and if that means fortifing your home then so be it . Its the society we live in and we have to accept these things when it happens. A stronger police presence would help if the govt would only stop the cutbacks. Put the cops back on the beat like the old days i say.
My local police station is only manned 4 days a week. Now thats just crazy if you ask me.
Instead of just slapping thier wrists and letting them out to re-offend i believe in community service. These people should be out cleaning up the community and helping the elderly and invalids.
I don't believe in capital punishment or taking the law into your own hands.
Preventention, Police presence, education and sterner penalties are what what i feel we need.
I took no offence in galoot's comment in fact if it wasn't for the transportation of criminals from the UK back in the early 1800's i would'nt be here So i have you too thank for that
Comment by Clarky posted on I was robbed at 02/12/2007 - 05:53
I'm very sorry to hear this Clarky, hope the insurance comes through quick so you can at least replace the things which can be.
Want me to turn the weather machine on them?
Leave your weather machine until after the weekend i am off down the coast for some trail riding
As for the insurance i'm not sure how long it will take (it;s my first claim)
The assessor is coming out today so thats a good start i suppose.
Comment by Clarky posted on I was robbed at 28/11/2007 - 23:31


I took these with my Tamron 28-300mm. Not a lens i get out too often but i thought i would give it run. Just need to keep it under 200mm to get acceptable results.
Opera house @ 63mm, 100 iso, ap 6.7, sp 1/350sec
Fort Denison. A stone structure which used to be a prison and then a fort built in the early 1800s
63mm, 100iso, ap 6.7, sp 1/60sec
Tall ship which does day cruises around the harbour. Haven't done it yet but i intend too.
115mm, 100iso, ap 8.0, sp 1/125sec