Post some pics thread...

[buddyev]

View from Rye backbeach, Mornington peninsula

[Spearmint]

Wandered around the gardens this afternoon trying my luck with some spring colours

 

 

 

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[Spearmint]

A few more from yesterday...

 

 

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I'm quite happy with the close-up results using a zoom lens

 

Now to get ready to polish a few turds tomorrow

[mickj1]

On 13/09/2014 at 8:06 AM, Spearmint said:

 

 

Now to get ready to polish a few turds tomorrow

 It might not be that easy:

 

 

 

Cheers

 

mick

Edited September 15, 2019 by mickj1

[Guest Peter the Greek]

I don't know how you bird guys do what you do, I find taking shots of my little one hard enough in terms of movement. Here is one from this morning.....constantly on the move

 

[Batty]

Going through the archives and found this picture, so scanned it.

My 1st real hifi, taken in 1986, the Rock is there as is a Cyrus 2 and PSX and my Heybrook HB2r speakers, JVC cassette deck and Sharp tuner.

[Batty]

A few pics from Oman waaay back in 1986/7.

 

 

Edited September 13, 2014 by Batty

[Batty]

1 sneaked in twice

[mwhouston]

After my bitching about bird shots God payed me back by sending some ducks into the yard. Olympus E520 with 40-150mm lens and a little flash.

[progladyte]

We used to have 2 adult Tawny Frogmouths and their chicks nest in the tree above our front entrance but sadly they have not been seen as a family for some years now.

 

We did however notice a single bird took up residence on our back fence last month.

 

I love the way he's keeping an eye out on me!!!

 

We feel so privileged again to have him visit. What a truly magnificent creature.

Edited September 13, 2014 by progladyte

[mickj1]

Nice captures Mr le Prog.

[Keith Anderson]

Here is a couple of fun ones from today, My Cockatoo has a fascination with car tyres, I always though dog did that, but not this guy, parked the 4WD in the driveway and when the front door opened he was straight out and climbed the tyre into the wheel well, I think he's slightly nuts but anyway

 

 

And this is Oliver who is now just over 12 weeks old and keeping me busy as, plus we are packing to move.

 

 

Both Fuji XT-1, both just jpeg's from the camera

Edited September 13, 2014 by keitha

[A J]

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the story with this one...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-13/famous-cloud-formation-rolls-in-ahead-of-time/4882466

I've seen this at Newport Beach - it was quite freaky - almost like a twilight zone moment.

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[mwhouston]

Keitha: maybe the cocky wants to retire. Great photo by the way.

[ArthurDent]

From yesterday. I've been meaning to get down to see this for a while. Glad I did as the girl has talent (unlike the lowlife who was tagging in the vicinity). Full sequence here... http://tripp.com.au/photos/uniacke1.htm

 

 

 

 

Thanks Deb.

Edited September 14, 2014 by KenTripp

[betty boop]

a couple of shots from the edge of the bush,

 

 

 

[betty boop]

kookaburra stalking

 

 

 

[betty boop]

a trio of flora to balance up the birdie shots,

 

 

 

[betty boop]

and some fauna for good measure,

 

feeding time...

 

[buddyev]

Beautiful little kookie, Al.

I took a couple of magnolias this arvo as well, theyre fantastic flowers.

Edited September 14, 2014 by buddyev

[betty boop]

unusual magnolias there buddy. very wrinkly ! come through nicely with the detail 

[buddyev]

Yes, I went for the x-rated magnolias!

[progladyte]

This year we have seen the most floriferous display from our 2 Azalea's in over 20 years.

 

Taken from the side of the house....

[mickj1]

Hey Prog, those bushes put all our Azaleas to shame!

 

Cheers

 

mick

[progladyte]

They are from the recently cloned genus, "Growus Maximus Florabunda Extremus" straight out of China.