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[Harvestman]

A swarm of bees that I came across today.

 

[crowded-solitude]

Tonight's sunset.

 

[BushrangerCZ]

Oh... great pictures all!!!!

 

[brancho]

One from last week

Cloud-over-the-fells by alf.branch, on Flickr

 

[crowded-solitude]

From our little hike yesterday...

 

[Goatboy]

From our little hike yesterday...

That's a handsome and happy looking dog there. (As my type my arm keeps getting bumped by my mate spaniel wanting me to throw his ball). Did you have a good day out?

 

[crowded-solitude]

Yeah that sounds familiar we have to hide his ball. If we don't he will spend hour after hour putting the ball on you lap wanting you to throw it. It was a good little hike, the weather held out enough for us to have a bbq and a couple of beers in the sun.

 

[Harvestman]

Horse having a Timotei moment.

 

[Harvestman]

Putting this in large for maximum effect

 

[crowded-solitude]

Had great weather for the cobble boat race in Newburgh on Saturday.

Derby enjoying some time without his muzzle on.


One of the Newburgh rowing clubs lovely skiffs!

 

[tartanferret]

Yesterday at Losehill, Peak District. Bedding in my Speedcross 3's

 

[ged]

A couple from the orchard yesterday. Trailcam from an Aldi offer last year.

http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/20140602.1.jpg
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[Tony]

What's your setup for this shot?

Putting this in large for maximum effect

 

[Harvestman]

What's your setup for this shot?

Canon EOS 1100D with Tamron 70-300mm tele-macro lens on macro setting (full zoom). Hand-held, lean in towards the subject slowly, taking shots as I go, and hope one or two are useable.

It was a shot of opportunity, as I had just spent about half an hour stalking these dragonflies without getting even a shot off, and then when I gave up and turned away he was sat on the ground more or less at my feet.

 

[brancho]

Canon EOS 1100D with Tamron 70-300mm tele-macro lens on macro setting (full zoom). Hand-held, lean in towards the subject slowly, taking shots as I go, and hope one or two are useable.

It was a shot of opportunity, as I had just spent about half an hour stalking these dragonflies without getting even a shot off, and then when I gave up and turned away he was sat on the ground more or less at my feet.

I have been there and done that chasing an insect.
Most people seem to shoot dragonflies with telephoto lenses

 

[crowded-solitude]

A funny one of one of my dogs from up lochmill on suday.

 

[brancho]

Great shot of the Dog mate.

 

[Harvestman]

 

[Macaroon]

That's a cool shot, Mike, very good!

 

[brancho]

Nice shot Mike but shot of the horse reflection is better IMO.