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Thanks Diane

Thanks Diane

These are so tasty, great  on a salad.

Nice Captures Dave, Love the heron, such cool birds, and yep it is definitely a dragon fly based on structure and position of both the wings and the eyes, probably a few days hatched and not fully grown yet.

Thanks Patrick, but you better bring food as well,  the base of that peak is roughly 75km away in some serious country

Thanks Dahlia

Thanks Dahlia

I see the plants growing wild all the time and I see the flowers, but I have never seen a berry, between the Birds and the Deer and the Bears and all the other assorted wildlife they don’t stand a chance, its cool to finally see what one looks like, Thanks for posting Diane.

Nicely Captured Steve.

Love the details in the eyes Jay.

Thanks Diane @tersha . Then I succeed for what I decided to do with it, the velvet’s aren’t a landscape lens at all, they are really designed for macro, I think there might be a place for them in rain and snow storms or like this photo mimicking a 1890s Single lens camera. This was a quick edit in snapseed, I have thousands of overlays and frames…[Read more]

Thanks Dahlia

Its inspiring me, I really need to revisit the siriu anamorphic and play with the lens flares the anamorphic lenses are known for.

I like it Diane, Its interesting too that there was a time I just dint like a pic especially my own unless they were tack sharp on the subject, the soft focus / velvet lenses were a waste of time, I sold quite a few not long after buying them, but these days I really appreciate the extra craft and vision it takes to pull off a good photo using…[Read more]

Thanks Dahlia.

Thanks Diane, what your seeing is a light rain shower fron the cloud above refracting the light, close to a rainbow effect.