Recent content by Silversnapper

Copper Underwing Moth Today I got round to processing this shot and, as always, I had to consult learned literature to identify it. Whilst reading, I came upon the following information which rather surprised me as I have never considered moths as serious pollinators - how wrong can one be...

Congratulations Bill.

My early morning walk turned up some noisy wildlife this morning! :eek: A fantastic piece of machinery that I could spend hours photographing! Unfortunately, the hire cost-per-hour means it doesn't stand still for more than a few minutes. The tarmac-laying machine was warming up at the end of...

Thanks to the team for organising another interesting challenge. 👏

Congratulations @Rev PJ.

The image has it's Exif data attached @Sami Z. If you don't have an exif viewer on your PC/other device, then there are free versions available on the 'net, I use Exif Viewer. However, in the interim:

Thank you. :)

Thank you. :)

I wasn't kitted out for shooting insects at the fishing match, however, when this little guy turned up I couldn't resist. A very heavy crop unfortunately. :( A Common Red Darter I believe.

A poor turnout for Tuesdays Match Day. :(

I confess that I had a twinge of envy when my friend told me he'd got a Volvo :sick: - until I received this photo..... ............ a road tarmac-laying machine :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I fully agree, it's a sad fact that there are some folk that will trample over all social norms to get 'their' shot, but I'm convinced there are no such specie on this forum. :)

Welcome PJ but be warned, I learned long ago that the light at the end of the tunnel is just the boss with a torch bringing you more work to do. :eek::)

A forgotten about image...:( Nikon F60, Nikon 28-80mm, Film: FP4+, Developer: FX-55 Scanned with Epson V800