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I spent a couple of hours in Little Bardfield by the river tracking down bugs…I found loads 😉 This is a damselfly, it looks like a winter damselfly but these are very rare over here so I am assuming it is, in fact, an immature different species…you’ll have gathered, I’m
You can always tell when it’s bad weather here – out comes the macro lens and I end up wandering around the house trying to find something of interest to shoot. So today, as the rain patters against the window we have some silver chain.
Popped out into the garden over lunchtime and came back with shots of a host of flys and bees. The cool weather has made them slow and languorous – so much easier to photograph 😉
As I drove back from work the rain started…fairly typical for the start of a bank holiday weekend. The rain stopped around sunset and I popped out into the garden to shoot these foxgloves that have recently started to bloom.
We had a night out at the bowling with work tonight – I took the camera along but it was so dark I was shooting at 800 and 1600 ISO all night…and my camera does not work well at 800 ISO, let alone 1600 so I came home with some
Out in the garden again this evening and today we have the flower of a wild chive. We have loads of these all bursting out at the moment – very colourful.
Been taken out for a slap up dinner by work this evening, so back late and in need of a quick shot before bed. In recognition of all the light painting and similar I’ve been doing recently this is a macro shot of my mini-maglite torch that I use.
These look so unappetising before cleaning and cooking and yet taste so nice when cooked. Yum!
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