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One more that will also be my third entry for this month's assignment D600, 50 1.8 D

July 16th. Wild Raspberry that didn't survive my hunger. :)

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July 15th. Played with the 35mm Ai lens with a reversing ring on the D7000. Not easy as it looks to focus since the depth of field is SO SO SMALL, but I got a few shots worth sharing. Manual everything. Ready for take off!

LOL! Send John a PM. He probably could do something to unlock it. Or, just post it in another section under a new thread and later we could move it if it keeps going...

Would you like an application form? :)

If you were talking about the rules and guidelines "sticky", I just unlocked it for you. Let me know.

July 15th,

July 14th. went for a cycling ride (25Km), had lunch, setup the d7000 with 300 F4 D on a tripod and tried to capture some birds on the feeder. I'm not quite ready to go for birds in flight yet... :)

Here it is:

July 13th, Who are you, what do you want, seems to ask this little guy feeding under my bird feeder: Garden freshness, practice shot for the monthly assignment:

July 11th, Macro in the yard.

Second entry: Summer Breeze

July 10th, walking by the river with the nifty 50 and D600.

Here is my first entry. D600 with 50mm 1.8 AF-D lens. It's nice to see such bokeh with the prime lenses.

July 9th. I went to visit my grand daughter and had a swim in their pool. Her simple smile made my day.

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Congratulations to Alan, mikes, Wev, Wiskeyman and Rodbender for winning the BIRDS June Assignment. The following images were selected with the count of "likes" given by viewers. Alan, post #48 Mikew, post #16 Wev, post #23 Wiskeyman, post #97 And finally Rodbender, post #19 Thanks...

July 8th. Went outside with the Sigma 105 macro and the Tamron 1.4 TC. Thought I could get closer to bugs. Seemed to have worked.

Here is one I took last year while my grand daughter was visiting. I would call it simple summer pleasures.