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I was given this tip by one of my birder friends in Kensington Gardens. The idea is to jam peanuts into a crack in a tree trunk to attract Nuthatches. It didn`t work for me but this Great Tit enjoyed them! I stuck a couple of shelled peanuts in too & a Jay grabbed them but didn`t stay long enough to get a shot!
Kodak Gold 200
Minolta X-570
Minolta MD 50mm 1.7
Hoya Skylight (1B)
Processed @ TCR Photo Imaging Center
A perfectly timed leap forward and upward by this young wildebeest presented a flat surface to the open jaws of this croc. The giant reptile was unable to obtain a grip on the wildebeest which then pounded its front hooves down onto the head of the croc; this was just enough to secure the young wildebeest's escape from the jaws of death.
can you believe it? look at this picture of roxy caught red-handed, dancing with some dude at the dogpark! i'm crushed. if this keeps up, i might have to get a human girlfriend. that'll make her so jealous...
I always felt that shooting the 'dupe was cheating. Well, maybe not if it's self-aware. The whole train screams through Sandcut into a storm over the Tehachapi mountains.
www.flickr.com/photos/93868712@N05/ I really like the simple way you show some things around us by your photographies and decide to try something with the 50 1.4 . Thanks for inspiring photography stream @Zaparowana
Why is it, when you CAN'T do something, you find yourself wanting to do that exact thing more than you ever did when you COULD have done it? I've had this tat for a long time. Never had any desire to get it colored in, because it hurt so much the first time. Now that I'm pregnant, I find I finally want to get it finished. Ha! So I had my four-year-old do a less painful update.
365 Project: Day Three; an Explore high for me at #4
The better half wanted to go to the shops so I thought I'd get a lift with her to get 920 somewhere different. The train arrived a few seconds after we did, so I managed to get two pics of it along with a walk.
49 new Covid Delta cases in NZ today and this is the last day of Covid Level 4 lockdown except for Auckland, where all the cases seem to be. Fingers crossed the humbers keep going down.
31 August 2021, Train 920, 5087-4761, Oamaru, SIMT-NZ
I entered this cheater fabric design into this week's contest at Spoonflower. If you like my print, please take a moment to follow this link to the contest and vote for me!
The entries appear in random order, but when you find mine (it's called "Cheater Friday by melaniesullivan"), click on it and a green box will appear around it. Then, you must click through all the way to the final screen and click the "cast my vote" button.
A fat quarter contains 56 unqiue prints, each measuring approximately 2.5" square. Perfect for 1" hexagons!
Thank you so much!
Melanie
While playing Scrabble online, my cheat sheet that's in a clear plastic sleeve, reflected the images on my TV. The results amazed me, because I expected to see text, but I can't see any. This was color adjusted in Photoshop.
I think I found the perfect model that is not moving/flying away... :)
"Butterflies/Insects" - Texture Tuesday - 7 Days of Shooting Week #8
The way to get to the top of Snowdon for those who don't fancy the walk. As my brother (3peaker) pointed out, I can't say I am a fan of the new modern carriages but needs must i would guess :(
I can't say enough about the Tamron 90mm Macro. It never ceases to amaze me. This is almost SOOC, just the borders, watermark and setting the raw file to Landscape mode in DPP. Nothing else.
As plasticy and cheap as the Tamron feels, it can give some spectacular results on the 5D MKII.
On another note. Did you know this tower is actually taller than the Eiffel Tower? It doesn't look it because it's got a lot of tall buildings around it and actually the top third is a spire where the Eiffel main structure goes all the way to the top. Whenever a new "tallest" building is constructed somewhere and the top part is just a needle spire I kinda feel like it's cheating. But anyway...
Explored September 27th.
With poor weather outside, the annual event of making marmalade took place. 10 jars are ready to be labelled in the kitchen! Why 'cheat' marmalade? Because rather than starting from scratch with fresh oranges, we use a can of prepared thick cut Seville oranges, costing just over £3 / $4. All you then need to do is add the requisite amount of sugar and water and make the marmalade like any other jam.
He who cheats a cheat and robs a thief, earns a dispensation for 100 years. - German Proverb #energysavers #solar t.co/O1jlDRdUfs (via Twitter twitter.com/EnergySaversCA/status/740563155210907649)
A big group of dudes were competing to get across this pit and falling in the ice cold water. all the while towanda was collecting foam pieces. Eventually he quietly piled them together and floated away leaving them speechless.