Random Nature Photos
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Japveesix said:
Duck_Pond said:
Bought a new macro lens recently - Canon's 100mm L lens. It's superb.
Dragonfly - not sure of the ID yet...
Female common darter, both very nice pics. Would love to get any dragonfly pic that clear and detailed Dragonfly - not sure of the ID yet...
60mm no flash. Considering a 100mm L series though and dumping the 60mm.
Damsel Fly (4) - ready for action by 14-7, on Flickr
Damsel Fly 3 by 14-7, on Flickr (click for biggy)
Edited by 14-7 on Tuesday 7th August 10:22
Out watching Ospreys last nigth a few miles from home but none came close enough to get a decent photo (need more zoom...)
Make up for it with some shots from last years holiday
Lazy tiger by taitalan, on Flickr
Make up for it with some shots from last years holiday
Lazy tiger by taitalan, on Flickr
A few from this morning.
Blue Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Yellow Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Blue Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Red Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Feeding Wasp by ddarno, on Flickr
Blue Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Yellow Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Blue Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Red Dragon Fly by ddarno, on Flickr
Feeding Wasp by ddarno, on Flickr
14-7 said:
Shameless plug......
60mm no flash. Considering a 100mm L series though and dumping the 60mm.
Damsel Fly (4) - ready for action by 14-7, on Flickr
Damsel Fly 3 by 14-7, on Flickr (click for biggy)
Do it - the 100L rocks, see below 60mm no flash. Considering a 100mm L series though and dumping the 60mm.
Damsel Fly (4) - ready for action by 14-7, on Flickr
Damsel Fly 3 by 14-7, on Flickr (click for biggy)
Edited by 14-7 on Tuesday 7th August 10:22
Darter Dragonfly - Closeup by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Am on holiday down in London so here are some nature pics
Bee on Flower by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (1) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (2) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Bee on Flower by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (1) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (2) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
DibblyDobbler said:
Am on holiday down in London so here are some nature pics
Bee on Flower by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (1) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (2) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
DD, I'm disappointed. London. So many bridges, so few photos.Bee on Flower by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (1) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Flower (2) by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
DD, I'm disappointed. London. So many bridges, so few photos.
Hmph - I've moved on Water flowed under?
So long as you are not in London with a mind to photograph "The Shard" you are forgiven.
BTW I am most envious of your recent macro results. Very nicely executed. (Not the bugs executed of course, or so I assume.)
LongQ said:
Bridges crossed?
Water flowed under?
So long as you are not in London with a mind to photograph "The Shard" you are forgiven.
BTW I am most envious of your recent macro results. Very nicely executed. (Not the bugs executed of course, or so I assume.)
Thanks for the comment on the macros Water flowed under?
So long as you are not in London with a mind to photograph "The Shard" you are forgiven.
BTW I am most envious of your recent macro results. Very nicely executed. (Not the bugs executed of course, or so I assume.)
I haven't actually shot the bridge for ages but I am getting the odd hankering so you never know!
It's very late but having just got around to uploading these to my PC I just had to sneak one out. The Amur Leopard is the rarest cat in the wild, with something like only 35 adults out there. Fortunately there is a very strong breeding program and hopes are high that animals bred in captivity will soon be able to be released into the wild. This little cub has a good chance of helping that program.
Amur Leopard Cub by dogsey, on Flickr
Amur Leopard Cub by dogsey, on Flickr
We actually had some sun yesterday so I poped out to shoot some BIF and meet up with a mate who just got a 400/2.8mkII
This shot with my 400/5.6, full frame.
A gull. by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Heres the 8mb full size jpg if your interested. www.zarphag.com/tmp/_MG_0442.jpg
This is on the mkII with 2.0c at 800 , f7.1, most of the frame.
800mm by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Overall I preferred using the 5.6 as it was much easier to get lined up and working than the wimberly but I guess that takes practice. You can handhold the 2.8 but not for long! And IMO the risk of dropping it is too much for my wallet...
This shot with my 400/5.6, full frame.
A gull. by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Heres the 8mb full size jpg if your interested. www.zarphag.com/tmp/_MG_0442.jpg
This is on the mkII with 2.0c at 800 , f7.1, most of the frame.
800mm by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Overall I preferred using the 5.6 as it was much easier to get lined up and working than the wimberly but I guess that takes practice. You can handhold the 2.8 but not for long! And IMO the risk of dropping it is too much for my wallet...
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