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Photo 100 was of some of Debbie’s knitting so it seems kind of fitting that post 200 should also be of some of Debbie’s knitting. I should stress that I was asked to shoot this for a project Debbie is doing, it has nothing to do with a lack of
I found this old circuit board, which was for an old amplifier I had, in a cupboard earlier today. I spent some time taking some close up shots and, as often happens with macro work, these two characters appeared.
OK – this is a bit of a show off post, I admit it. I have 4 full frame lenses, the 3 shown here and the lens that took the photograph. I am in need of the 70 – 200 f2.8 lens…but that won’t appear until well into next year…if
A brief break in the rain this afternoon meant I could pop out and grab this shot f a hoverfly venturing into a foxglove.
I really struggled for a subject tonight. I tried washing up bubbles and then knitting before I decided on the subject. I used 3 different lenses to try and get what I wanted but that didn’t work either. In the end I fell back on my newly cleaned and restrung
Out in the garden today with my macro lens and I caught this spider shinning down his web at a fair rate of knots:
It was a lovely sunny evening today so I popped out into the back garden with my macro lens to see what I could find. This fella was definitely on the look out, for what, I don’t know, beut he was very alert…excepting, of course, he didn’t seem to notice
Friday’s are always a tricky day for the 365 project because we are in relax mode and tend to watch the telly (Game of Thrones on the Sky+ box – cracking!) more than I would normally. So, as usual, 10.30pm came along and I needed something to shoot. We had
A close up shot of the stamen on a Dogrose. Taken in Little Bardfield, Essex.
This may or may not be a winter damselfly – its colours are right but it could just be an immature damselfly of another variety. It was seen on the River Pant at Little Bardfield.
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