That would have really grated
Nice. I like what you did there.
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Photo of The Day - November 2017
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Nice. I like what you did there.
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Oh dear... Congratulations... but oh dear... welcome to the world of "It costs How much?!?!?!? That price is in Thai Baht right?"
Grand Haven Lighthouse
Frederiksberg Have by Antoni Nygaard, on Flickr
What did you use? A welding mask?I have the worst ND filter in the world
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Cuties.Polar Bear family shot - Svalbard
I wish... a chinese, plastic oem, non-brand of unknown variables.
my palm would have worked better
Royal Hibernian Academy by Joe, on Flickr
I hate roses with a vengeance, especially at this time of the year! All of our neighbours grow roses, and they spray them with noxious chemicals so that the aphids end up at our place where we are gardening organically, and we just have to rely on the ladybird bugs to do their thing... We've tried garlic sprays and chilli sprays, but to no avail...
That said, they are beautiful subjects to photograph!
Canon 6D, 24-105mm f/4L, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, f/4, 105mm, 1/4000
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That said, they are beautiful subjects to photograph!
Canon 6D, 24-105mm f/4L, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, f/4, 105mm, 1/4000
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And here I was thinking you had used the Portrait Mode on an iPhone X!
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Have you tried just using a hose on a high pressure setting? Then a bit of olive oil on the underside of leaves where they lay their eggs.I hate roses with a vengeance, especially at this time of the year! All of our neighbours grow roses, and they spray them with noxious chemicals so that the aphids end up at our place where we are gardening organically, and we just have to rely on the ladybird bugs to do their thing... We've tried garlic sprays and chilli sprays, but to no avail...
That said, they are beautiful subjects to photograph!
Canon 6D, 24-105mm f/4L, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, f/4, 105mm, 1/4000
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And here I was thinking you had used the Portrait Mode on an iPhone X!
Have tried high pressure water jets, but the buggers come back pretty quickly! At the moment we can't do that as the plants are mostly seedlings. We have a lot of veggie beds, so painting on something would be pretty tedious and time consuming.
I have thought of releasing possums around the neighbourhood, they love to eat roses! No roses = no aphids!
Kingsnorth Chimney behind Kingfisher Lakes by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
IR converted Panasonic G1, 14-45mm
Cheers
Hugh
Another from Lake Coniston
M9 with Elmar 90mm
M9 with Elmar 90mm
Amazing set of shots ! Keep 'em comingAnother from Lake Coniston
M9 with Elmar 90mm
Cheers
Hugh
Neon
Siver Lake at sunrise, June Lake Loop, Eastern Sierras
Thanks Hugh. Still a few more left.Amazing set of shots ! Keep 'em coming
Cheers
Hugh
My daughter at a swim meet this weekend. An accidental image that was horribly underexposed on the camera back, but then on the computer I realized she was so well illuminated by the doors behind her. Framing is off, but that's what you get at swim meets when you have to sit in the middle to watch both boys and girls. I love how she is studying her time and figuring out what time she wants.
I am not much of a landscape photographer, so consider this my humble attempt at a busy scene
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