I like photographing cows, they always have quizzical a look on their faces and it makes me wonder what they are thinking about.
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Photo of the Day August 2018
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I like photographing cows, they always have quizzical a look on their faces and it makes me wonder what they are thinking about.
It wouldn't have been such a good shot if they were looking the udder way!Thank you very much!
The cows were pretty interested in me, and some of them even started to wander over for a closer look.
The vignette was done later on by the way.
Cheers
Hugh
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Here's a tip. If you dropped your can of beer, don't open in for a minute or two!
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very nicely done.
That is amazing, stunning! A lot of hard work and very time consuming but very worth it for the end result. The light pollution, in my opinion, adds to the picture and gives a lovely glow on the water and those multi-directional meteors frame and highlight the milky way.
Well done.
I love bees. Just need a few more flowers in the garden to attract them.
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Nice. Worth the effort in my opinion.
I have exactly the same problem, i tried planting some but they died! I am limited to an approx. 6' area between bushes that can be planted, the rest of the garden is too close to the trees and they suck the life out of everything near them. The butterfly bush (Buddleia) that this bee was on, is actually a weed but it looks nice and attracts the wildlife so it stayed, it is now a feature of our garden, i hang the bird feeders from it and it is close enough to the house to get close up of the birds, insects, etc..
Not sure you can grumble though, to be honest, i've seen the picture of the hawk in your garden - now that made me jealous!!!
We get a family of blackbirds in our garden too, I really like their call it always brings a smile to my face, they remind me of R2D2. This summer, in our garden we have been really lucky, we have seen families of blue tits, long tailed tits, blackbirds, robins and not forgetting the squirrels, oh yes, and the bloody rats!
Mrs AFB keeps telling me about sightings of an escaped wallabie near us. Like half a mile down the road. I'd love to see him in the garden.
It wouldn't have been such a good shot if they were looking the udder way!
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Here's a tip. If you dropped your can of beer, don't open in for a minute or two!
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very nicely done.
ROTFL!!!!!!! at both your pun and your “tip”!!!!
I don’t have mountains where I live, but we do get some nice color contrasts occasionally.
Blame @kenoh. He started the 'dad' jokes.ROTFL!!!!!!! at both your pun and your “tip”!!!!
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I'll go wallabie hunting on Saturday. I'll ask one of our Australian posters for tips.
Another kiddo pic. This time a pool pic--being thrown forward into the water. Only sharing it because he is blurred--I chose a shutter speed of 1/125th which was too slow to freeze the motion but created this somewhat surreal pic which is what I was after. Will be shooting another series with a significantly faster shutter speed. Won't be sharing those pics however
A 30 second capture of a wee little water cascade.
Ah that proud moment when the student becomes the teacher.... my dad joke work is complete... lol...
Where are you Darmok?
Not sure the round hat with hanging corks is obligatory. Good luck.
Love this. I'm planning on heading down that way at some point for some night photography - any recommendations? Is there good car access?
Incidentally, I was out locally shooting some test shots of my Samyang (Rokinon) 12mm a couple of months back and managed to get a lot of shooting stars, at least one or two every image over the course of 45 mins. No idea if there was any kind of event at the time - I just wish I had been in a location with a properly dark sky.
I think he has a confidence issue but its not over confidence, is he hiding?
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That was in the local paper today, it has been spotted on near Wombourne Sainsbury's (maybe he's not happy at them selling Kangaroo steaks?)
You know i said i had a (unwanted) family of rats.....
I think there are 8 rats in there and the terrible thing is that they have got to go - terrible because they are so cute and incredibly funny.
Apart from calling the council to kill the b****ds, does anyone have any other ideas how to get rid of them? I have tried traps and poison but, alas, to no avail!
they should be fine since that black plague is over, just don't touch, invite them inside or make contact them