No, not that talented...Those ants love those flowers...I don't know why, but they are always there. You just have to wait until they walk into the focus plane.
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Random Photo thread
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Jersey has alligators? Yikes!
Thanks Bob. Shot it with the Panny 45-150 wide open w/+1 diopter and slight zoom (72mm). Backlite obviously.
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Went out for an errand yesterday evening. First time out, other than Tuesday early senior shopping hour, in three weeks. Found that HomeDeepot had closed already (closing at 6pm now).
38 degF, but clear, so On way home Took a side trip to downtown and took the mile walk out to the pier.
P1070193 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
When I left house I saw was 38degF, and was thinking of going to pier. So my thought is prepare for about 15degF less. So had winter jacket and sweatshirt and hat and gloves.
Is interesting to see folks strolling on boardwalk cuz had been a somewhat nice afternoon, say clear and 45, but now is evening so a little cooler, and get closer to beach and then out on pier, is a lot cooler and more of a breeze, and see a lot of folks turn around cuz is too cold for how they were prepared. Tourist!
38 degF, but clear, so On way home Took a side trip to downtown and took the mile walk out to the pier.
P1070193 by Dave Redman, on FlickrWhen I left house I saw was 38degF, and was thinking of going to pier. So my thought is prepare for about 15degF less. So had winter jacket and sweatshirt and hat and gloves.
Is interesting to see folks strolling on boardwalk cuz had been a somewhat nice afternoon, say clear and 45, but now is evening so a little cooler, and get closer to beach and then out on pier, is a lot cooler and more of a breeze, and see a lot of folks turn around cuz is too cold for how they were prepared. Tourist!
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Gorgeous view Dave
A couple after the rain today....
Flowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Flowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Flowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Flowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on FlickrFlowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on FlickrFlowers in the Yard by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Wonderful.
Each one had me admiring for some time.
I too saw the flowers in yard today had water drops, and was an overcast good for pictures. But didnt think I would get anything much better than before.... at least not to get wet and cold for.
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Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Not nearly as nice as Bob's exquisite shots, but when I saw these near walking back from the above spot, I figured I'd try. Its aready pretty heavily cropped. In particular, i like the bottom right flower and the diagonal line the leaves below it make, but i couldn't get close enough to get a clear shot.
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Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Untitled by Glen Brenner, on FlickrNot nearly as nice as Bob's exquisite shots, but when I saw these near walking back from the above spot, I figured I'd try. Its aready pretty heavily cropped. In particular, i like the bottom right flower and the diagonal line the leaves below it make, but i couldn't get close enough to get a clear shot.
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Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Wife has a Fire and Ice horse statue that sits on the table next to my desk. I tried to play around briefly while taking a short break from fixing network stuff
Helenas Horse from below by Scott Baker, on Flickr
And a view with more sun coming through it
Helenas Horse by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Helenas Horse from below by Scott Baker, on FlickrAnd a view with more sun coming through it
Helenas Horse by Scott Baker, on Flickr
