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You find some interesting subjects when you’re looking around the garden for something to photograph. This is in the bird bath which Debbie cleans regularly, but it always get’s dirty really quickly. I have no idea why there would be this build up of bubbles under this feather, but it
I see these around quite a bit and I photographed this on my morning walk. I have no idea what they are called, but they always catch my eye with their intricacy
I popped on a couple of accessories onto the macro lens today and was rather pleased with the results. This has a 36mm extension tube along with the Raynox M250 magnifying lens on the Nikon 105mm macro. This is a hoverfly on an echinacea and the petals make a great
Growing in our garden at the moment – I had no idea that this is what marjoram looked like!
Debbie’s been promising me big things about this flower, she keeps telling me what it is…something like an Eckythump…or something 😉
In this heat only the ant were at work today, here they are polishing off half a grape left out for the blackbirds.
I’ve been warching the growth of this “weed” for a few weeks now. Absolutely no idea what it is but I knew it would make a nice macro shot. For a little bit of difference I’ve used some bracken to difuse the image which I think works quite well.
We went for a walf through the rather lovely Hockley Woods today. Just outside Southend, it’s always surprising where you can find Sites of Special Scientific Interest, which this is one of. There were butterflies galore and I was rather kicking myself that I had left the macro lens in
It’s only a couple of days since I posted my last picture of a (2) hoverfly. I think this is a shot that is different enough to be worth inclusion. I didn’t have to travel far for this specimen, just the back garden where it was sunning itself on a
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