The *new* 365 Project Thread

Nice abstract

Here's another rave run - same canal as last week, just a few miles further along.

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I do envy you your scenery! Living in the city's suburbs, as I do, I'm always fighting power lines and utility poles getting in my photos. ( I suppose that's one of the reasons I do a lot of close focus/macro work.)
I'll start making an effort to do several day trips each month, so I don't get too stagnant in my approach.

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I was experimenting with my Yongnuo 50mm f/1.8 attached to a Tamron 1.4X AF adapter and learned that (with some cropping) it makes a pretty good combination for small butterflies.
It took me a little while to choose which "head" to focus on!

I am lucky where I live, but there is also a fair amount of careful cropping going on...

Today, something different. I went to a place with over 100 trampolines to play on.

It was great fun, but I make no promises that I'll be able to walk tomorrow.

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Wow! My daughter was a gymnast. She would've loved that place!

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-On The Fence-
My dogs were going crazy tonight trying to get me to open the door so they could chase this opossum.

Love the detail - what was the lighting for this? Did you use flash?

I went round to look at the cricket ground across the fence from the end of my street today:

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I used my 240EX speedlight.
For some reason (user error, most likely) the focus assist beam wasn't working; I had to manually focus on the vague silhouette of the fence.
The eyes, of course, were glowing silver in the RAW file, but I was able to fix them in post processing.

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-Rose in Black and White-
I had to fall back on my "just-in-case" shot of a rose in the garden, as all of my photos of the eclipse were horrendous!

Lovely, though - especially the fall-off in focus towards the edges - makes it look really soft

Sunset today, only had the phone with me but it was really pretty.

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alan_potter wrote in post #17725306
Lovely, though - especially the fall-off in focus towards the edges - makes it look really soft

Sunset today, only had the phone with me but it was really pretty.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/yfZR​FH 2015-09-28 (Day 271) Sunset by Alan Potter, on Flickr

Well done! Gorgeous capture!

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-Young Squirrel on Deck-

That's a great one - well done!

Sunset yesterday, sunrise today

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I like the con trails!

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-Today's Young Anole-

Is this still your back garden? What an amazing variety of wildlife!

It was a bit misty this morning on the way in to work

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alan_potter wrote in post #17728026
Is this still your back garden? What an amazing variety of wildlife!

It was a bit misty this morning on the way in to work

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/z14F​vH 2015-09-30 (Day 273) Train In The Mist by Alan Potter, on Flickr

Actually, I was being very lazy and taking photos of the little critters whilst sitting on a bench outside my front door.
We have a bumper crop of anole lizards tis year, it seems.
Our attempts at gardening usually devolve into a glorious state of chaos, but the wildlife seems to like it.

Your misty moist-y morning looks wonderful!

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A Carpenter Bee pollinates a basil plant by my driveway.
Often mistaken for a bumble bee, the carpenter bee has a less hairy, shiny abdomen.