Saw this over home yesterday afternoon. (K5, 150-500 @ 450ish, handheld).
We're just s. of Salisbury Plain & quite often see large RAF planes going round us & over the Plain.

Not seen this one before, though.... & thought it might interest the plane-snappers among us. Not mid-Wales quality, Sorry!




Also, was intrigued to see its accompanying small aircaft. What's he doing, following / alongside the big'un?




Just for interest, really.....

Roger.

Adults this time.......
Chicks still coming along nicely!

All K5, 150-500, Tripod.
Remotely triggered, as before.


















The post on which they're perched is one I set up by the paddock fence about two years ago, when we had a barn owl visiting. He never found the pole to his liking, however!

Everything comes to those who wait!

Any C&C more than welcome!

Thanks for looking,

Roger.

This afternoon, parents busy, all four youngsters doing well.








K5, 55-300.
Tripod, remote.

Thanks for looking,

Roger.
(To be cont.)

Lovely!
Izzy-whizzy, let's get busy!

Roger.

Not as convenientas the set at the top of this post of Womble's, but I refer you gentlemen to my image in the Galleryof last week, showing two images of an aquilegia flower.
These/this was taken to be viewed using the "cross-eyed" method. It takes a little practise
But, once mastered, the 3D effect is remarkable.
The image was taken with a k5 & 100mm macro. The camera on a long mounting plate to enable a "separation" of 66 mm.
The website revered to above (with Queen), has details.
There are many superb (extreme macro) examples on the photomacrography website


Roger.

Cheers LB!

Roger.

Thank you all for your encouraging remarks.

Roger.

A couple from a session this afternoon....

K5, 55-300 @ 260. TAV mode. ISO 1000.
Manual focus.
Tripod.
Shutter triggered with Yongnuo RF-600TX w'less controller, Rf-602 RX receiver.









Four eggs, four young, all's well so far.
(Not for the worm, unfortunately!)

Any thoughts you may have are most welcome!

Thanks for looking,

Roger.

A real celebration of the light here & now!
How blessed we all are!

Thanks for the lovely pictures.

Roger.

Fresh from the garden this morning.

All K5, 100mm. D FA Macro.
Tripod, 2 sec. delay.

1: 1/13 @ f18. Cropped JPEG



2: !/25 @ F16, RAW, Elements 11, cropped JPEG



3: 1/15 @ f11, Stack of 12 in Combine ZP, Elements 11, cropped JPEG.



4: 1/25 @ f11, Stack of 10 in Combine ZP, elements 11, cropped JPEG.




Any C&C most welcome.

Thanks for looking,

Roger.