Rob Eyers

Always a pleasure to see your water drop images David.

Beautiful image Dahlia.

I kind of like the palms echoing the concertina wire Lenny. I think the building could go though. Maybe just a narrower crop to eliminate the building?

Lovely shot Beth. Nothing better than a great nature image and these birds are spectacular.

Thanks for the push Robert. I’ll have to get busy and take advantage of those Adobe features. I also concur with Elin about your Behance images.

Breaking the rules again Diane? I look forward to your frog images every year. Love this one!

Hi Charles. Cropping is personal so here’s my take on that below. Your version doesn’t have enough room for the bird to look into for my taste.

At 400mm I would suggest that the softness of focus is partially caused by 1/50th. Maybe try sacrificing some ISO noise in favour of sharper focus with a faster shutter speed. Noise you can work with but…[Read more]

I hadn’t realized that they had become a pest in Iceland Elin. I keep trying to grow them in our yard but our soil is a heavy clay and my attempts are futile. Lovely photo.

AMEN Robert!

Kind of a Stonehenge feel to it.  Congrats Patrick.

Chipmunks aren’t native to NZ (New Zealand) and they have NOT been successfully introduced as far as I’m aware Rob. NZ is in a constant battle with non native species to eradicate them and protect their native flora and fauna. Chipmunks are native to North America and Asia.

Beautifully framed right down to the tiles. Fun photo Timothy…congrats.

Thanks Jim. They are cute and friendly. Too bad they aren’t indigenous to NZ. I used a 100-400 L IS II USM Canon lens at 400mm on a crop sensor Fujifilm X-T3…effectively 600mm. At 1/500th the IS is a big help for me..

Squirrel

Lilly

Passion Flower

Daylily

Foxglove