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I realized after I hit reply that I shouldn't have posted LOL I don't have macro lens but here's a crop of one of my latest lame attempts at capturing something with my 35mm

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Heavy fog on the slough cattails and bottoms up ducks

Stay on the marked path and watch where you step! It's not the proper name but we call this the Ant Hill Walk Same 3 hills from opposite sides Same 2 hills one view from below and one from above ​ ​

3 little monsters out for a walk

Here's some fungus and foliage ​

The horror begins.... Today was the first day the rising sun didn't soften the frost so had to actually scrape my van windows blech

My poultry keeper monster was very excited to find a grouse on our walk yesterday. She was in the deep shubbery and hard to find a break to get a shot but she was very nice and flew up in a tree to watch us watching her. She's pretty camouflaged

My iphoto doesn't stitch photos so I fiddled and played and got it as matched up as I could separately. It was late afternoon so the sun was over my right shoulder so there are more shadows and darker on the right side. I live on the plateau to the right way back behind the trees and farther...

I've noticed that dampness is a natural colour intensifier. After a bit of rain the browns are browner and the leaves look a richer brighter colour I'm having issues figuring out fog. Is there a way to shoot fog without it being over bright while everything else too shadowed. Is this...

I wasn't sure about posting this one but thought I'd see if anyone could help with my horrid attempts at window light portraits Martin in a horse stall for his bi-annual grooming session So window light (small window faces north so no direct light) and being a horse stall overhead lighting would...

Beaver dam this morning without the fog

frosted mint

lazy duck left a nice warm egg on the chilly grass

Well aged and weathered ​

Still standing ​

Central air?

Ducks in the fog

Frosty new sapling growing up an old fence