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Although my children/grandchildren are all grown up now I keep finding odd bits of toys etc secreted around the house but these have got me...
A quick Google came up with this possibility: Kalanchoe daigremontiana ? - a proper tongue-twister but a nice image.
A lovely bloom Tony but the thick black line around some of the petal tips looks a bit odd, are they really like that or is it a processing...
I agree with Caladina, a nice sharp image and the metal has rendered beauifully. I'm guessing you used window light judging by the shadows so...
Lovely, like a floral butterfly.
I like the natural 'Starburst' effect of the leaves with the cones seemingly bursting out into the foreground.
Thank you Tony, I feel privileged to be able to capture such beauty simply by pressing a button.
[ATTACH] Canon 5D MkII, EF 24-105mm L
Hmm, I wonder if I should have used the Red-Eye Removal tool ...... [ATTACH] Canon EOS 5D MkII, Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS
This is the first batch of bluebells I've seen this year but perhaps it's because I haven't been able to get out very often [ATTACH]
Wow, what a photo opportunity, I guess those students got some once-in-a-lifetime shots.
That's an impressive footprint Caladina, it it was the size it is in the image I'd be running scared.
gimme back my leg!! :mad: [ATTACH] African Crowned Crane
Very clever!
I guess there were tears ..... [ATTACH] A babies soother spotted in a path-side puddle on my walk today. Canon PowerShot 260 HS
A place sure to bring a sigh of relief to many folks - unless the cone is blocking the way. :eek: A nicely composed image Craig with the shadows...
[ATTACH] Canon PowerShot SX260 HS
Nice bit of lateral thinking here Caladina and a fine shot too.
Simple ingredients which make an attractive image and an appealing looking meal.
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