20 image stack

2015-12-24 17-02-32 (A,Radius8,Smoothing4)-Edit by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

Migrating birds.There must have been thousands of them all over the sky not in one

big group but in many smaller ones such as this one.

Interesting. Were they all the same species of stork? Which direction were they headed? What sort of altitude? What time of day?

Migrating birds.There must have been thousands of them all over the sky not in one

big group but in many smaller ones such as this one.

Interesting. Were they all the same species of stork? Which direction were they headed? What sort of altitude? What time of day?

Appeared to be all the same species travelling from east to west at an altitude of around 30 metres (could have been more) at 6.40 am yesterday.

I have the feeling I liked this one already...

My first try with my Olympus TG 860

TG 860 - f/5.2 - 1/400* - ISO 125 - 49 mm

TG 860 - f/5.2 - 1/125* - ISO 400 - 49 mm

A shot from Canton in China.

Not exactly what we call " nature " on TV ;

I forgot to clean the rice field; there is a plastic bag in it

Common birdwing butterflies mating

Something is wrong, when the butterflies have more fun than you do. I think they have studied their Kama Sutra pretty well.

I liked both your images, but they should be in "world wide section" just so you know next time!

Mother and baby

Sony ILCE-6000 E

55-210mm F4.5-6.3 OSS

/6.3, 210.0 mm, 1/320,ISO 3200

Mother and wrong baby

Oilinki that 1st butterfly pic looks better rotated 180 IMO, try it I think you may agree.

Not 1/2 as good as Oilinki's close up shots but I am working on it.

This little spider (app 25mm) lives out in a palm tree in our garden and I can find him each time, sitting on duty in his web waiting for prey.

Lizard up my tree

This isn't my photo but check it out.

It will only be available to view today, its a bing search engine background of a gecko that looks like a leaf, unbelievable.

https://www.bing.com/

If your a day or half a day late you might get a different photo and in which case you missed out.

Sod it I made a screen capture

Shit my pizzas burning

Sod it I made a screen capture

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Are you sure it's not a leaf that looks like a gecko?

pineapples field

WARNING: Graphic content below! ()

Just noticed another rack of bananas is ready for chopping down...

Now just have to wait for them to ripen...

I'll let someone else chop down the old tree - my 9" meat cleaver is too damn unwieldy...

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Ouch!

Looks like I may be doing some scientific field work in the Trang area in about four months time. (private study) Are there any members living in the area that might like to team up for a day or so of research, observation and photography?

Playing around early one morning with my a6000 paired up with an old Carl Zeiss Jena DDR MC 3.5/135mm.

Am happy that I had already had my morning coffee,handheld,manual focus and no image stabilizer.Nice lens,but tricky!

Some great photos every one

Keep up the good work

OL097722 by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

Incredible detail there FR,had a look at the original image on Flickr.Saw that ou were fully zoomed in on the 150mm.Was this image cropped also?

Incredible detail there FR,had a look at the original image on Flickr.Saw that ou were fully zoomed in on the 150mm.Was this image cropped also?

Yes. I could have filled the frame with it at 150mm if I had got close enough. This was the first "banker" shot; and then I got closer he ran away!

The 40-150mm is an amazing lens; and can focus very close, if you can get yourself close enough to the subject!

15 image stack by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

E-M1 with 60mm macro

15 shots, stacked in Helicon Focus.