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106/365....the fairy grotto

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104/365......rufous fantail in my garden. Fast moving birds.

103/365......leaf hopper nymph. Funny little critters :D

102/365....Large Billed Scrubwren. Tiny birds. This one sat so close I thought it was going to be TOO close but I managed to get a shot or 2 before it flew off

OK...so I looked at a couple of PS tutorials on youtube and read a couple of other tutorials and as usual I didn't get quite what I was after, so i combined ideas from all of them My starting shot. I thought this might work a little better than the ladybird So what I did was..... Adjusted...

100/365.......weary sailors return Happened to be at the marina yesterday when our friends returned from a couple of days out on the water 101/365...dragonfly eyes

We get that too. The police helicopters were out just recently looking for crops. I got a shot a few years ago of a police chopper with a big bundle of maijuana plants tied to the skids. Some of the land around here is pretty steep and heavily forested, so access is hard.

Yesterday over my house

99/365..... who is photographing who? I have no idea what was going on here but this chopper flew over and I watched it hover over our place. It went off a bit and came back (during which time I grabbed my camera) and again hovered and I could see the fellow taking photos. I am sure he MUST...

So I keep seeing photos of flowers and insects ON flowers etc and they all look sorta dreamy and I would LOVE to know how the photographers do it. So I have had a go and would like your opinions SOOC macro shot saved as jpg for uploading As I would normally PP and my attempt at "dreamy...

97/365.......best sunset we've had in ages 98/365.....a heron I met today

We had out first nice sunset in ages last night

96/365....... when you find yourself without a shot for the day and attempts to produce something don't work very well

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93/365...... this is the best and only kingfisher shot I have taken. So hard to catch 94/365..... playing with blur

No-one seems to know why flies and other insects blow out a bubble of fluid and then suck it back in again, but I found a caterpillar doing it recently. Couldn't get a good focus on it for some reason. I also liked how the 2 were almost mirror imaging. Grasshopper ladybirds and I...

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91/365...... Had 2 1/2 inches of rain overnight. Enough to bring the creeks up and turn the water brown with mud.

That's cute :D I've had similar :D