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While I was on the computer processing the photo above, my wife was in the kitchen making another coffee, she yelled out to bring my camera back. The Joey turned up , he and Mom had a bit of a cuddle, and she washed behind his ears. I pushed the end of the lens against the glass this time...

I tried something different today, I tried shooting through my kitchen window. Usually I would go outside with the camera, but It frightens them and I don't get the candid shots before they take off. Rock Wallaby resting on a log ,

Nice shots Larry, its quality glass thats for sure. If you can get it fixed cheaply enough, would be worth the trouble. I got mine for $100, its rough but still takes good photos, its probably my most used lens out of a dozen others, its a very good lens for product photography too, because it...

Thats a shame, because it is a very good lens, no good if you can't focus in close though. Something is wrong with it if the end only comes out that much, it should extend out about 2 inches or a bit more when focusing in real close. Heres a couple of shots taken with mine. Its good as a normal...

Impossible to pick just one photo, even too hard to pick one in each genre. I do a lot of macro work, this one stands out, but I have others that could that I could just as easily pick... It's taken 14 years of living beside this creek to finally get an uncropped photo of a Platypus that is...

Another 2 taken on the same day, but reprocessed today. These last 3 may have already been posted back at the time when they were taken, but they look a bit different now.

I reprocessed this one from the same day, using the same style as post #1.

Going through my images tonight I found this one that didn't get processed last year, thought it was worth a look. I tried a few things different to how I normally process my Spider images. I would normally crop a bit closer, raise the shadows a bit more to brighten it, and I put a bit of...

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Been playing around with some older images...

Ive got a couple that I could have posted, but this one keeps coming back to me.

Yellow Honeyeater.

I just finished reading this free Ebook by Darran Leal, I found it very interesting, learnt a few things, I just wish it were longer. Download it here = https://worldphotoadventures.com.au/kis-book/

Crested Hawk, aka Pacific Baza.

Some great images here of stuff we don’t normally see. There is a link at the bottom of the article that takes you to the Nikon site where you can see the winners and entries all the way back to the ‘70s when the competition started. It really is a small, small world | Nikon's Small World...

Kookaburras

Torres Pigeons