What have you been taking photos of?
No photos yet, but I've been printing some that I took earlier! 
No photography and my processing is reasonably up-to-date. I may have to search though older unprocessed shots to see if I missed a few jewels.
Dave
Dave
An onion
Today, ten toilet rolls and a tennis ball - aka tenpin bowling...
so far I've shot honey bee, common carder bee, Nomad species bee (haven't yet nailed which), common wasp, Drone fly, a nice friendly, house fly having a good wash and brush up with it tongue out, mating ladybirds, male + female gnats mating, Holly blue and peacock butterflies.
Either using my Olympus 60mm macro and today, just for fun, my 300mm f4 pro + 2X TC (1200mm full frame equivalent)
At the moment we are plagued with the annual mob of gnats of our local drinking water extraction plant, its always a while before they treat the sedimentation tanks to remove the larvae and stop them, good for the birds and spiders but a pain when trying to work in the garden
Either using my Olympus 60mm macro and today, just for fun, my 300mm f4 pro + 2X TC (1200mm full frame equivalent)
At the moment we are plagued with the annual mob of gnats of our local drinking water extraction plant, its always a while before they treat the sedimentation tanks to remove the larvae and stop them, good for the birds and spiders but a pain when trying to work in the garden
Mostly close-ups of plants in my case - this of alyssum, for example:
and this of a forget-me-not (not 'worked on' this one yet):
both with the Canon SX50. It's unfortunate that it doesn't give a nice blurry background because it's so nice and easy to use but manages some good detail / colours.
and this of a forget-me-not (not 'worked on' this one yet):
both with the Canon SX50. It's unfortunate that it doesn't give a nice blurry background because it's so nice and easy to use but manages some good detail / colours.
