Thanks Doug.

I've just come back from honeymoon in Kenya. Whilst there we did a 3 night safari... I took more pics than I can count, but here are some of my favourites.

Little and large.
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What you looking at?
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Nothing this way.
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Cheeky lizard.
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Mother and baby.
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Sunset safari.
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Ha ha! It was meant to be symbolic... just not symbolic of our marriage

I took this as well, but I think for it to work that the flowers need to be fresh. Then you would have a nice contrast between nature and an urban surrounding.

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Thanks... yes I might try some at different angles etc, before they turn to mush.

I got married last weekend and the wife is finding it hard to part with her bouquet. I saw an opportunity and took it into the back garden for a few snaps.

Let me know what you all think.

Taken with my KM using my XR Rikenon 50mm lens.

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Lovely colours and nice and crisp... like you say shame about the crop.

Personally I find the Border much too thick and overpowering.

I wouldn't go for a job in sales (a bit too honest)

Some nice compositions, but quite a lot of noise. What ISO were you using?

On the second crop I am not sure I like how the mountain/hill in the top left hand corner is sliced through.

I could definitely go for one of those beers though