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I like that sky scene, Hachi. Because I like to paint watercolours, I've got dozens of photos of sky scenes. Some are too dramatic to even bother painting.

I was out yesterday with my camera, but it was too windy for close ups of the wild flowers, but I took some snapshots anyway.

Bunch berries (false dwarf dogwood) Cornus Canaiansis

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Wild foxgloves

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Ian are you from Canada, those photos sure look familiar, i worked logging in around BC.

Yes, I live on Vancouver Island in BC where they turn something like this...

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into something that looks like this...

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And I have to admit that I had my hand in the destruction...

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Great shot, great colors.

What camera, lens, aperture, exposure? Extra light?

I want to learn to take shots like this!

:D:rolleyes::D

Thanks, here is the detail

Camera: Canon EOS 40D, Lens canon 60mm F2.8

Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/640)

Aperture: f/9

Focal Length: 60 mm

ISO Speed: 200

Exposure Bias: -2/3 EV

Flash: Flash did not fire

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Ok, tomorrow I will go back on the field, hoping in a good day (not so sunny so I can work without too sweat) and optimist to find some new, small animal!

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After the first shots, I realized the grasshopper was a newborn still spreading its wings.

So bad I didn't have the equipment to realize a short stop motion film

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What was the dirty joke you told them, Anguid? :lol: :lol:

I really like that heron photo by Soohk. It would be a beauty to hang on a wall... whether you were into birds or not.

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LOL

:cheesy:

that is one of the best bird photographs i've ever seen... guaranteed to make anyone smile.. nice capture angiud :thumbsup:

a competition winner if ever there was one...

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that is one of the best bird photographs i've ever seen...

its been bugging me all day this photo.. knawing at my subconscious..

now i realise why...

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perhaps angiud's myna's don't believe that elephants can fly either.. :D

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One of my favorite areas to visit in Thailand, is Thali Noi Lake area, in northern Songkhla, I try to get down there a couple of times a year.

It's not a well traveled area by "western tourists" but bus loads of Malaysians do visit the area, usually on day trips.

April is the best month for the Lotus blooms, you need to be an "early bird" as they close up for the day between 11 am & noon. January brings many migratory birds, but there are still some Lotus, blooming... breathe taking!

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What type of snake is that, Goshawk? He was distracted by someone while you took the photo.

I did the same with these snake photos. But I got too close to the cobra and it actually tapped the lens on my camera.

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Thanks for the great wildlfe photos, only regret that I am too kackhanded so I just point and click :huh: I have many pre digital black and whites of wildlife going back 50 years from giant carp and vultures in 1960,s northeast thailand, to elephant capture and cull in 1983 , and of course our captive raptor breeding programs, when I figure how will try to publish some of them, :wai:

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Keep the photos coming and it will stay near the top of the list.

I usually only pin reference items, otherwise it will get too crowded at the top.

You can always keep a bookmark?

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