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Congratulations to the top three, great images.

Nostell Priory is a Palladian house in Nostell, West Yorkshire, in England, near Crofton and on the road to Doncaster from Wakefield. It dates from 1733 and was built for the Winn family on the site of a medieval priory. Wikipedia

#1 I spotted this while I was on my evening walk.

As you noted, Nikon say Yes, the adapter is on sale at Amazon whose blurb says: "The WU-1a is compatible with the following Nikon cameras: D7100, D5200, D3200, D3300, Df, COOLPIX A, COOLPIX P330, COOLPIX P520, COOLPIX P530, COOLPIX P7800, Nikon 1 S2" therefore I think the answer is a cautious...

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Thanks folks, an interesting challenge and great entries as always.

I don't think it's possible to adapt Canon EF mount lenses to Nikon bodies because of the different flange-to-sensor distances but I could be wrong. :unsure:

May I ask for clarification please, do the terms 'Leaf' and Leaves' cover both the botanical and the stationery versions? Thanks.

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Congratulations @sailor365, fabulous picture!

What a superb series of images. I am blown away by the wonderful costumes and can but admire the dedication and skill that goes into making them. Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations @sailor365

Go away, I'm having my lunch .....

Congratulations @nikonbill

One plant died, one survived. Hmm ..... ..... I wonder if it's a Ficus Elastica (Rubber Plant)? :unsure:

A few shots with the D810 and the Sigma 105mm macro on my afternoon walk. My shaky hands problems is proving a bit of a challenge with close-ups.

The body is the Pringles tube shown in post #13 and painted with some old blackboard paint, the 'head' is the circa 2005 commercial version, top right, in post #29 and the whole thing is secured to the flash with a strip of Velcro type tape.

Until I'm satisfied that I can cope with my shaky hands problem, I have finalised this version of my Q&D flash diffuser. I have also cut out a couple of pieces of lightweight white plastic to 1) attach under the lens with double-sided 'tacky tape' to act as a bottom fill-in reflector and 2) a...