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Amazing views of the Cattle Egret close up at Catcott this afternoon.The birds were on the far side of the scrape as usual but then a passing Marsh Harrier put the Egrets and Lapwings into the air. On their return the bird landed on the island and then moved to the hide side of the scrape. Just Perfect.
Also lovely to catch up with Graham H, Graham C, Alan A, Andy K, Martin P and others.
close up of the tattoos show the clients goosebumps and raised skin common results of getting tattooed.
this close up of a female mallard (Anas platyrhynchos ) was taken in my local park
Nikon D3300 + Tamron 70-300MM
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@ Joe & Babycorns' wedding
Joe Mainstreet & Babycorns Nuptuals, Grandview (39, 105, 36) - Moderate
Taken at Joe Mainstreet & Babycorns Nuptuals, Grandview (40, 105, 36)
My first attempt at macro photography. I took 3 images today with my new Nikon 100mm f2.8 macro using natural light. I did'nt realise how difficult it was to get this close but I am hooked already.
This is a macro photo according to the Canon classification, as the eyes are bigger than 1:1 (life-size) taken with an 85mm lens and a 26mm extension tube.
The last of my spring bulbs to open is always this double headed Narcissus - Thalia. Nice to have fresh blooms @ end of April. A small group shot & a close up shot
Just a few lingering Hummers are around - hopefully a few more will show up after the storm passes tomorrow. I got up early (really!) to get a few shots in. I decided to try for an "extra" close shot. I didn't want to use the macro and risk scaring them.
I used a 300mm lens with a 2X TC and about 56mm of extension tubes for this shot. Starting with decent light which deteriorated with each thing I added to the lens left me with 1/60th of a second at f/13 even at ISO 640 from a distance of about 2 meters. This bird is in flight and you can see all the little blurry wing action. No crop.
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Watch the edge and the spray please..This is about as close as I was game to venture near the edge.The wind was up and every time a wave crashed into the ledge sea spay caused a problem with keeping myself and camera dry..
This is a close up of the tealight holders I made for the trimming challenge. On this tealight holder, I used the snowflake circle cling stamp: I left the stamp face up on the plastic sheet, inked it with white Staz-on ink, then carefully rolled the tealight holder over the stamp.
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A close up of Star Ace's Ron Weasley from the Sorcerer's Stone. Lots of really cool accessories with this guy!