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gnomes Kagen4o4. Actually they live in the ground. Who knows why they were up in that tree. haha
@zypit. Yes I think they appear to be going down. That ones either singing or cursing. The tree does look burnt but it is actually only wet and dead. My kids granny tried to spruce it up by making it look full of life as her whole yard does. She's not yet even 60. A very young granny. @superbaton That cat ear is amazing! |
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Close-ups are so much fun, I love this thread! Walked around French creek today playing with macro.
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Jinx - the acorn wins for depth of field and composition! A wonderful find!
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No snobbery taken or assumed here :)
Great forest flower photo. And the curves of that tree. Humm interesting. When a friend came to visit me from SK in Feb we went to these falls. I took a picture of a hole in the rock. I think it emarassed him a little so I deleted it. Maybe I still have the original on c/d. I thought it was cool looking an not profane. I'll have to look when I get a day off someday/ |
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I really like that last one Jinx. Something about the composition and the angle.
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Thanks Dar! I would, but that's as big as I took it.... email quality, just practicing and fitting a lot on the stick.
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Luckily for me, it stretched without pixellating too badly. It's now my wallpaper. :thumb: |
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