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At the Victorian Rose Show on Sunday, great weather saw thousands of people wandering around thousands of roses, all in spectacular bloom. These are just some of the blooms...

Hello all. I'd like to have a go at tethering my D7200 to my newish MacBook Pro. Via a USB cable which I believe is 'USB CABLE UC-E6'? Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm also in a bit of a quandary about which software to use, so that I can view the subject 'live' on the Mac. Do you have a set...

The rose "Sally Holmes". Cut from my garden yesterday. A single stem produced a cluster of 35 buds and flowers. Buds are rich apricot colour which open to a very pale pink, single bloom.

Not sure why people tend not to comment on their photos but here goes... I woke up this morning to find this fella gripping onto our outdoor sun umbrella. He's about 1" across and camouflaged onto the canvas of the umbrella. Extremely flat to the curving canvas, so hard get a decent depth of...

One of my first attempts at photographing birds. This is the Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle.

Australia's Wedge Tailed Eagle. My first attempt at birds in flight. Took 490, kept about 10!

First rose of the season and Strelizia Reginae (Bird of Paradise). Common but gorgeous.

Plenty of rain last night made lots of flowers pop in the garden today.

Quite a bit of rain last night and sun this morning. Popped open some early Spring flowers.

A bit of architecture, old and new.

From the same spot, looking down on our Arts Centre Spire and one of the main roads leading into the city of Melbourne.

Down under in Melbourne, Australia, we have a building named Eureka Towers. There is a viewing platform on the 88th floor. This is that viewing area I shot from another building.

From our hotel room in Melbourne, Australia. Through glass, 5 sec exposure.

Great, thank you @Bikerbrent. Worked fine. At first I was using photos that had previously been uploaded and they didn't work. Had to be straight out of the SD card. That worked a treat. Thanks again.

We had a 'waxing crescent' moon in Melbourne, Australia, last night. Very little cloud. This was with the Tamron 150-600mm and my D7200. Cropped and sharpened.

We have a 'waxing crescent' in Melbourne Australia, tonight. Very little cloud. This was with the Tamron 150-600mm and my D7200. Cropped and sharpened.

Sun was shining this morning, which was pleasant. I was hoping the bees would perform properly but they didn't. Never mind. Plenty of other flowers to photograph. The Bees were a bit lazy but I found a tiny spider who was active. One of the few bees who visited today. Sparaxis? Freesia? I'm...

Taken with my D7200 and my new Tamron 90mm lens. All are from my garden. 1. Tree Peony 2. New variety of Osteospermum. Nice and compact with loads of flowers. Not straggly like it's Purple cousin! 3. Flowers change colour as they open. Orange when they open, Yellow a day or so later and then the...

Probably can't be classified as 'Macro' but I was trying out my new Tamron lens. Quite spectacular if I can say so. These pics are from my garden. My old faithful Tree Peony. Flowers every year but only ever has one flower. But it's gorgeous, nevertheless. A new variety of Osteospermum. We've...

@wev...do you know the name of this rose? (common name)