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Kindly help if anyone knows its scientific and common name.
Taken @ Gardens by the Bay Singapore – Flower Dome
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This is a DoF shot of yesterdays parkgarage image taken with F1.4. Enjoy the Zeiss pop effect. Press "L" to enlarge and view more Details.
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Manual setup and focus, available light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy! All visits, faves and comments are appreciated!
Back in 1979, I was taking photography classes through the University of Maryland while stationed in Schwetzingen, Germany, The assignment was depth of field.
One from a couple of weeks ago........
The Grey Fantails were out in number during a recent birding session.
This one decided to perch on a branch nearby - I couldn't resist!!
Hope you like this one.
Thanks again for any comment, views or favorites - always appreciated!
Hope you are having a terrific week and have an even better weekend!!
With such beautiful scenery in Italy the macro lens has had peace and quiet, but this yellow burst did need its photo taking!
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I’m sure I’ve told you before that I get very embarrassed about taking photos int he front garden. However, having taken the dog for a walk this morning I just couldn’t resist, besides Sunday mornings, there’s not too many people up and about.
I had realised last year that I’m a bit shy on the old photography front so had bought more bulbs and planted them in the seclusion of our back garden. They’re coming up, but slightly behind the ones in the front.
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Or that’s what that far lichen reminds me of. Couldn’t get the focus any sharper as it was a bit of a miserable day.
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Another recent image taken during a visit to Dubbo Zoo (Dubbo, NSW; Australia) with long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef.
There were a couple of these Blue-faced Honeyeaters hanging around an eating area.
They were reluctant to pose in the same tree or on the same branch for long, but I managed to get this and a couple of others....
Hope you like this one!
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Have a splendid day and week everyone!