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A couple of flowers in the backyard...

Playing with smoke.....

I just haven't had the time or motivation to keep this thread going :(. If things change later on I will add to it. Heres a quick one to part with. Using the mirror filter in Affinity Photo once again. Original

#11 I haven't been out much with the camera this week. Raining and busy with work doesn't help. I will go with one of the new dog photos.

....more from 16-3-17....

Macro walk 16-3-17

I found one of the Jacanas chick photos that wasn't too bad....

One of my plasma TV's is having problems, shutting itself down after about 10 minutes. I pulled the main power board today to look for problems, checking for bulging capacitors and bad solder joints. My eyes are not what they used to be so I got out the macro lens and took some closeups of some...

It has now been discontinued by Sigma, there are a few new ones still to be had, but it seems they have jacked up the prices on them because of the rarity factor. I got this one 2nd hand, it looks like new, I am very happy with it. From what I can gather, Sigma discontinued them because sales...

Comb-crested Jacanas.

#10 I had a harder decision this week as there were a few that I would like to post, but the Goanna on the tree beside my house take it out this week...

Desert Roses.

My Sons new dog. He just recently rescued him out of a RSPCA shelter. He's 12 months old and has spent the last 3 months in the shelter.

My Sons new dog. He is 12 months old now, but has been in a RSPCA shelter for the last 3 months. He is happy to be rescued out of there.

Bush Stone Curlews, in my Dads vege garden. Mum ,Dad, and the kids....

Hinchinbrook Channel, Queensland Australia. This is a 10 shot panorama, stitched in Affinity photo. The first one I have ever done. Nikon D7100 and 35mm f1.8G.

No, I mostly use the onboard flash with a diffuser, but have also made a snoot/diffuser for my Yongnou 568, but I don't like using it due to its bulkiness. The biggest issue I have is getting unnatural looking reflections in the eyes of my Jumping Spiders. I have found a bit of a happy medium...

Dusky Honeyeater...

Some flowers in the garden, taken with the Sigma 50-150. I am really taking a liking to this lens. The lighting was a bit harsh on a couple of them...

#9 This Jumping Spider that just caught his insect lunch is week 9's pick....