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An afternoon of BIFFING on my front lawn and all the birds were behind me !!!!!! :) :) And the day before we painted the other little aluminum boat

Superb Fairy-wren cock he's going through the moult and will be a lot bluer soon. Scientific Name: Malurus cyaneus

Six cartridges with their reflections, one with a fired primer. No, it wasn't a case of Russian Roulette with 6 cartridges :) :) I liked the look of them on the black shiny tile that I like to use for macro shots, don't like how much dust shows up, takes quite a while in photoshop cleaning...

Some birds that I have photographed lately, thanks for looking :) Red-capped Plover Australian Pied Oystercatcher Amazing how often they get a marine worm Red-Necked Stint Little Wattlebird Satin Bower Bird Rainbow Lorikeets Silvereye Eastern Spinebills...

The secret is out.

Kind of a cool way to take a casket to the cemetery. A funeral procession pulled into Cemetery. Several car loads of family members followed a black truck towing a boat with a coffin in it. A passer-by remarked, "That guy must have been an avid fisherman." "Oh, he still is,"...

This was a water bomber coming down to fill up with water to fight a bushfire, it looked like the pilot was lining me up for a strafing run.

Peach blossom, early Spring in Oz

Willy Wagtail just taking off in flight.

Australians don't always stick it to New Zealander's ........ but sometime we do :)

Have you bought a case for your 200-500mm lens? The supplied Nikon one isn't as good as the ones that come with lenses like the 24-70mm, 70-200mm etc If you have bought a lens case, could you please tell me what you bought :) Thank

Sony RX10Mk III HFR Slow Motion Video of a Bee This is just two seconds of the bee filmed at 1000fps hovering over a pasture clover flower -

The Nikkor 105mm Macro is an amazing lens, to be able to view just plain pasture clover above in a totally different light!

Tried another stacked photo, again only eleven frames of a just a clover flower.

I don't know anything really at all in how to properly use this feature, so I have a lot to learn. This is just eleven (11) stacked images using Helicon Focus. One hint I can give is to make sure you use a separate folder on your card for the images otherwise its a real mess!

Brave enough? Don't think I would wear it, how about you? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/I-AM-NIKON-Trucker-Hat-Cool-Logo-Vintage-Style-Snapback-Cap-Yellow-2174/132393632196?hash=item1ed34681c4:g:J64AAOSwQS1aBS4q

Some whale photos, they were a fair way out off the headland. They are 'ok' snaps that I thought I'd share.