Put the camera down and mow your lawn!I am liking the tones put out by the D200 / Sigma 150-600 combo, and it makes an excellent tele-macro...
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Hugh
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I guessed that would be coming. In my defence that is a tiny daisy, and the grass is only about 1½" long. I'll get around to it soon.
I can never call it a lawn because of the dogs tearing round at high speed on their playground
Cheers
Hugh
Even a sewer cover plate in the Vatican is like
I was considering this for this week’s challenge.
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Part of the 15 mile bike path loop from my home along the Econ (Econlockhatchee) River.
With you being retired I’d thought it would be more like a bowling green!I guessed that would be coming. In my defence that is a tiny daisy, and the grass is only about 1½" long. I'll get around to it soon.
I can never call it a lawn because of the dogs tearing round at high speed on their playground
Cheers
Hugh
Burrowing Owl on a wet morning. Not the greatest of poses but I take what I can get
Burrowing Owl #1 by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Burrowing Owl #1 by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Hosta. Wife can't wait for the blooms.
Nikon D3300 - 80-200 VR lens - Edited in Luminar 4 plugin for Photos
This is a little hazy because I shot through a window and screen but still liked it. I was safely inside in my dining room.
Halley the puppy was not as amused as I was to see him.
Halley the puppy was not as amused as I was to see him.
lol We had a lot of trouble from deer when we moved in 4½ years ago. We thought they were cute until their rutting killed the trunk of one of our Swedish Aspens. Fortunately it has grown back as a tall bush of sorts. We call it a trebush. We haven't seen them much in the last 2 years. Too much development, maybe. We've had good luck with deer repellent.
More frantic feeding in the garden.
The lilacs are blooming:
Resized in Luminar 4.
Resized in Luminar 4.
