Whilst photographing yesterdays Nursery Web Spider, I was kept company by this very confiding Robin, which was hopping around my feet at times...I only had my trusty 100mm Macro lens with me which turned out to be perfect for the closeness of the bird.
Well...all I have at the moment is another Red Grouse, photographed in the North York Moors National Park on Tuesday.
Hopefully the subject matter will change next week 🤞
Rowan tree...photographed in the North York Moors National Park.
After this summer's drought you wouldn't expect there to be that many berries but, all the Rowan trees are absolutely full to bursting.
Male Red Grouse photographed on a very bleak, wet and windy Danby Beacon yesterday morning.
Still trying to get to grips with the new image processing and LRC is coming in October.
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A first attempt at processing a file from the R5mk2 using DPP4 and Elements 26. I think it is going to take some practice to get back to where I was, the tools react differently when compared to LR4 and Elements 10.
LRC might be on the cards.
Red Grouse at sunrise.
New camera day is always a good day...but I predict lots of head scratching and the pulling out of hair as it's a big step up from my old 7D and 1Dmk3.
Let the fun begin 😁
This is the weirdest Beetle I’ve ever seen! 😳🪲 I think it is a Thistle Tortoise Beetle (Cassida rubiginosa) but I’ve never seen a two-tone one like this. Any thoughts Beetle fans? 🙏@ColSocBI#Beetles
Not sure why but, my last two images of the Snipe and the fly have been heavily compressed by X making them pixelated and full of artifacts.
Both images are 1000px on the longest side and only about 500kb so way below the limits.
Both images are fine on the harddrive 😕