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From this morning’s walk…I was wondering how many Dog Roses I’d published so far this year (so far, just the 1 previous to this) and was surprised to note that such a high proportion of my images this year have been taken using my 105mm Macro lens – a smidge
I had some fun in the kitchen with some abstract shots which you can see below, but today’s shot is from the garden again. Debbie’s gone to bed so I can’t tell you what plant this is, but that doesn’t really matter…it’s pretty evil looking and reminds me of the
Just your common or garden housefly…in the garden…at least, I think it’s a housefly, I’m no expert. We’ve had a big clear out of the garden and are waiting for a lot of the new plants to flower for the first time so we haven’t had the usual vloume of
You may recall, I photographed our coriander a few days ago and I knew I wanted to return to it after it had flowered, so here we are. I’m not a gardener so had no clue that coriander flowered like this and shooting down with the Nikon 105mm macro lens
Another day when I’ve dug out a bit of kit I haven’t used for ages. Today was the turn of the Raynox M250 Macroscopic (close up) lens. As the name suggests this magnifies the view you get through the lens. Attaching this as I di to my 105mm macro lens
I was up and about reasonably early today and was feeling rather smug as I got around three quarters of the way around my walk with only light drizzle for company – the forescast had been for substantially more…which dropped on my last quarter of the walk meaning I got
Who knew Coriander was such a pretty plant when young, I don’t think i’ve ever seen the flowers of the plant before. This is in our garden and we have eaten some of the leaves already and they were exactly as you’d expect 😉
A quick shot from the morning walk…I fiddled around with a whole range of images and ran out of time…so this is it!
…most softly lulling to my soul John Keats I’ve walked past a corner of cultivated poppies many times without actually noticing them, either that or the recent growth has been spectacular. Perhaps there needed to ne more dancing for me to notice them.
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