Second entry into the current PicMonkey Group contest...Monkey Around With This.

This one portrays the Sat Night Barn Dance...iffen you never been to one, you just don't know what you're missing.

In the medina of Tozeur. Tunisia.

Replica of Barbados buses , fitted on modern Isuzu chassis.

Yellow represents the former Rocklyn Bus Company. Green , Diamond/Boston/Elite Bus Companies and Red , General / Leeward/Transport Board /St George and Progressive bus companies,

I apologise for yet another bee shot - but they are being most obliging at the moment:)

Viena de Austria

CC Week 13 Wide Open

CC March Most Versatile - The Number 17

A mature stag showing off his superb antlers, before he has to use them in the rut:-)

This week we are to look at the creative effects found in our camera.

I had to take a dozen or so photos before I captured one with a star on the fuchsia. I realised the star is produced on the brightest part of the image.

SOOC - only editing is a crop.

The blossoms on the trees were so pretty this spring. I took lots of pictures, which is a good thing because the flowers have now been replaced by bright green leaves.

As before, I've posted three pictures in this series and have disabled the other two pictures.

Faux Album Art #6

I created a little combination of a Greasemonkey script/Chrome extension and a server side application to permit editing images on a photostream using the PicMonkey web app.

App page: www.flickr.com/services/apps/72157629550365238/

I took the candle against the TV, and then removed the reflection. I added several matching coloured frames to be able to crop the photo to place the candle on a ROT line and the flame on a intersection.

Not sure whether I like it or not, as too much black is showing above the flame.

Below is another version, which I prefer... without the flame being centred on an intersection.

Junior has become very territorial about 'his' feeding station.

This morning I watched him fly at a couple of adult starlings who suddenly appeared in the garden. Several times he flew directly at them if they got anywhere near the feeder, until they flew away!

The dying heads of Hemlock.... which are highly poisonous.

Week 33 - Fill the Frame

This was very dark ( late at night after a few too many gins!) - So i thought i would have a go at bringing it back with PicMonkey.