From Saturday. This little guy shot past, so I didn't really have time to get the settings right, so it's not as sharp as I would have liked.
_DSC9529 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Great shot and Good timing...
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Photo of the Day October 2015
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Great shot and Good timing...
I recommend using a sedative. That's how I get mine to cooperate.
One last one from the weekend ...
5D2 , 24-105@40 , f8@4sec , ISO 100
5D2 , 24-105@40 , f8@4sec , ISO 100
My very last image shot with an iPhone 5. Anything shot after this will be done with a 6S
Just a moment ago...
Nearly Dark by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Apologies for the great amount of noise but I saw the sky and got the itch
Cheers
Hugh
Nearly Dark by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Apologies for the great amount of noise but I saw the sky and got the itch
Cheers
Hugh
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consistently impressive portraits (at the very least).
Another Welsh scene with no people present. Comments always appreciated.
Rickety Bridge by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thanks. I'd like it more if the focus was on his face not his tail! He was there for just a second.
Thank you.
Someone's gotta do it, there's not many other portraits being put up 'round these parts.
Just a little blue flower
.......Gary
.......Gary
Sorry. My guy postponed again.Thank you.
Someone's gotta do it, there's not many other portraits being put up 'round these parts.
One last one from the weekend ...
5D2 , 24-105@40 , f8@4sec , ISO 100
This is beautiful, pin sharp and gorgeous light!
Despite you adding bubbles I'm thinking that's not really a bath. Am I right?
Mine for today. I liked the way the chestnut looked like a bug, but also a tiny bug on top.
_DSC2939 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC2939 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
We found this very young hedgehog wandering around the garden, fed him (her) some worms and he trundled around quite happily for a while until he curled up and fell asleep under the apple tree. He had dug out a nest in the grass and once we realised he was out for the count covered him over gently with some loose grass to keep him warm.
No idea if this is hibernation for real or just a night's nap, but we will try and keep an eye on him.
Young Hedgehog by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
No idea if this is hibernation for real or just a night's nap, but we will try and keep an eye on him.
Young Hedgehog by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Snuffle snuffle!We found this very young hedgehog wandering around the garden, fed him (her) some worms and he trundled around quite happily for a while until he curled up and fell asleep under the apple tree. He had dug out a nest in the grass and once we realised he was out for the count covered him over gently with some loose grass to keep him warm.
No idea if this is hibernation for real or just a night's nap, but we will try and keep an eye on him.
Young Hedgehog by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Mrs AFB had to rescue a Willow Warbler fledgeling today that struck our patio doors.
He then fell into our potted plants and got caught up in the clematis.
He recovered in our neighbours greenhouse away from any cats. Of course if I'd been home I'd have taken his photo.