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Got a descent snap of the moon setting above my hotel in Palm Springs. I did much better shooting hand-held than with my tripod, for whatever reason 55-200mm, 1/200, f11, 500ISO

Just back from Palm Springs and a stop at Sunnylands -- not much blooming, but still a few butterflies busy laying eggs where they can. 55-200mm, 1/200, f5.6, ISO 100

Orange stocked bulbine catching the last of the afternoon sun 35mm, 1/125, f5.6, ISO400

Here's a couple of the sulfur caterpillars enjoying a senna flower lunch

I was out playing with my new 55-200 taking some flower picks. Discovered this little beastie on the top of a Nandina domestica bloom when I got the shots home

Out playing with my 55-200. Four flowers and a mess of flowers-yet-to-be

A week after our Fall sale and everything is starting to bloom, of course. This is an Aristolochia hybrid (gigantea x elegans) that I created last year. The flower is 6" across. 35mm, f4.5, 1/50th, ISO400

Is it possible to turn this off?

Just walking about and shot from the hip -- sometimes you get lucky 35mm, f9, 1/320, 100 ISO

Re: Lets see your Moths & Butterflies Just got a 55-200mm today, so took it out for a few trial shots in the evening breeze. This little fellow dive bombed me several times before settling in for a drink. 1/400 @ f6.3, ISO 400, 200mm I think I'm going to like this lens a lot.

Re: Lets see your Moths & Butterflies A visitor on my window screen last night

Hello folks I have just upgraded after years using a Panasonic Lumix. I make images in three specific areas: documenting maker's marks on early American silver (sharp, flat, and monochrome) for my personal research project, adding to the floral image database for the Horticulture Department at...