Okay, a new Flickr for me has been set up so that I can show off the pretty things in Townsville in a format that allows for bigger and brighter images. HTML here takes a bit of sharpness out of my shots, so please go here from time to time to check out the shots when I’m not looking for Birds.
Okay, a new Flickr for me has been set up so that I can show off the pretty things in Townsville in a format that allows for bigger and brighter images.
new shots found here. no birds I promise.
purdy dragonfly there :)
Lerrrrve the dragonflies :D
thank you… we have this huge dragonfly up here, but I haven’t taken a shot yet. Its a monster!
pain master said:
Okay, a new Flickr for me has been set up so that I can show off the pretty things in Townsville in a format that allows for bigger and brighter images.new shots found here. no birds I promise.
The Palmetum in all its majesty.
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i was wondering where the fisheye had gone
great fungi !
pepe said:
pain master said:
Okay, a new Flickr for me has been set up so that I can show off the pretty things in Townsville in a format that allows for bigger and brighter images.new shots found here. no birds I promise.
The Palmetum in all its majesty.
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i was wondering where the fisheye had gone
great fungi !
Birds aren’t great with the fisheye…
For those who do like crabs, or for those who are trying to get over their crabphobia… take a look here.
pain master said:
For those who do like crabs, or for those who are trying to get over their crabphobia… take a look here.
The bushland beach on the second page is lovely… crabs…….not so lovely….
Lucky1 said:
pain master said:
For those who do like crabs, or for those who are trying to get over their crabphobia… take a look here.The bushland beach on the second page is lovely… crabs…….not so lovely….
I buggered up really, that’s not Bushland Beach but Saunders Beach where I found the crabs.
pain master said:
Lucky1 said:
pain master said:
For those who do like crabs, or for those who are trying to get over their crabphobia… take a look here.The bushland beach on the second page is lovely… crabs…….not so lovely….
I buggered up really, that’s not Bushland Beach but Saunders Beach where I found the crabs.
Nevermind…nice pic…
Beautiful work PM. Thanks fro sharing.
roughbarked said:
Beautiful work PM. Thanks fro sharing.
Have given the email link to your flickr page to a work colleague, she and her husband are into a bit of bushwalking and birdwatching, I reckon your page will wow them :)
Yeehah said:
roughbarked said:
Beautiful work PM. Thanks fro sharing.
Have given the email link to your flickr page to a work colleague, she and her husband are into a bit of bushwalking and birdwatching, I reckon your page will wow them :)
It sure willl. :)
roughbarked said:
Beautiful work PM. Thanks fro sharing.
no worries roughy.
Yeehah said:
roughbarked said:
Beautiful work PM. Thanks fro sharing.
Have given the email link to your flickr page to a work colleague, she and her husband are into a bit of bushwalking and birdwatching, I reckon your page will wow them :)
Thanks Yeehah, yesterday I met an elderly gentleman who explained the differences between a fe wof the migratory species that land this way from Siberia, and his wealth of knowledge was fantastic. I, like yesterday’s friend, am always happy to share.
pain master said:
some new shots not including birds… including this Blue Tiger
Your furry moth is a hawk moth. I don’t know why. I’ve never seen that catepillar in tones of blue before. It must be reflecting off something. The background?
pomolo said:
Your furry moth is a hawk moth. I don’t know why. I’ve never seen that catepillar in tones of blue before. It must be reflecting off something. The background?
Thanks Pom, the caterpilla shot was taken under some different light settings hence the blueness… I can actually change that in post-production to get a more whiter or yellower shot. The background is just a piece of white paper.
pomolo said:
pain master said:
some new shots not including birds… including this Blue Tiger
Your furry moth is a hawk moth. I don’t know why. I’ve never seen that catepillar in tones of blue before. It must be reflecting off something. The background?
The MrCurly one? It’s a Common Crow I think.
we are getting two moths – blue tongues/sleepies are popping up daily – and the birds are numerous here.
you photos are a terrific record – but i’m sounding like a record now.
pepe said:
we are getting two moths – blue tongues/sleepies are popping up daily – and the birds are numerous here.you photos are a terrific record – but i’m sounding like a record now.
like the Beatles, some records are meant to be played over and over again.
I do look at some of the shots I have taken and think, how common will this be in 40 years from now?
pain master said:
pepe said:
we are getting two moths – blue tongues/sleepies are popping up daily – and the birds are numerous here. you photos are a terrific record – but i’m sounding like a record now.
like the Beatles, some records are meant to be played over and over again.
I do look at some of the shots I have taken and think, how common will this be in 40 years from now?
good question.
