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my little girl is fading....the vets have done all they can without more than i'm prepared to put her through. Now we're all about keeping her comfy and happy for as long as possible. I don't expect that to be nearly long enough, but i won't see her suffer for a second just so i don't have to miss her.
So, there have been many photos lately.....none good enough!
yellow flower closeup using t2i, 18-200mm lens, 250mm bellow with extension tubes attached. 560ex flash on slave drive with diffuser
closeup images of one day's wind blowing sculpture
fabricated - cnc milled - model of wind movement, based on one day's wind direction, wind speed and wind temperature, from the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
(The three-dimensional shape was made using my software).
gratefully received help from the Media Lab and School of Design / Aalto University / Art&Design campus
ordo Lepidoptera,
fam. Noctuidae,
Autographa gamma,
Silver Y moth
Sovica gama
Old photo, just calmer PP this time :-)
Now almost swallowed by greenery, the Boothtown Aqueduct, in Greystanes, was built in 1883, but only used until 1907.
Hidden in the middle of Western Sydney suburbia, It is a miracle that It has survived.
I cant believe I grew up only about 5km from here, for 25 years, and never knew it was there!
An amazing little piece of history.
We were having pizza and sitting in front of the restaurant we were literally harassed by a bunch of flies. After we've eaten, I took these pictures to further test the macro setting of the Xacti CA65...
If anyone with some knowledge on the subject can tell me what kind of flies that is, I'd be grateful.