David Chesterfield

Thanks Joanne 🙂

Thank you Petr!

Thanks Frank!

Thank you Erik!

Thanks so much Federico! 🙂

Thank you Dahlia!

Thank you Jasenka

Thanks Patrick!

Thank you Diane @tersha

Thank you Graham- it is random brownian motion. I try to keep the water as still as I possibly can – might just try a gentle swirl though next time and see what happens!

Galah

The galah, also known as the pink and grey cockatoo, is one of the most common and widespread cockatoos and it can be found in open country in almost all parts of mainland Australia. This one turned up in the front yard yesterday.

Congratulations Graham & Patrick!

Hi Anne. Cross polarisation is where you have a polarised light source – using a polariser filter on a lamp as an example, and a polariser filter on your camera lens. It creates psychedelic patterns in clear plastics. Different effects are created by turning the polariser on the camera.

Cross Polarisation in High Key

Eastern Water Dragon (Male)

Thanks all!