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Weekender, 11th/12th July 2026
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Saturday morning here. Thought I'd give members more time to get their weekend together. Wink

Last eve on my way home from town, stoopped less than a kilometre from home to snap a couple of shots with the phone.

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#2
Beautiful! How blessed you are to live in a place that regularly gives you such awesome scenes to see and photograph.

A rose photo taken 4 days ago on a morning walk...

   

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#3
A deeply golden rose Smile of intruiging depth.

"How blessed you are to live in a place that regularly gives you such awesome scenes to see and photograph."

I have to drive down the road a bit to get away from all the trees I planted, so I can see the broader horizons.
Even this view, taken in 2010, is now obscured by trees. Not that I mind the trees and a short drive or walk is all that is needed to get many open sky views.

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#4
A beautiful richly colored rose.

Such dramatic and interesting sky shots.

Great work guys!
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#5
Thanks Quint. Smile
Good to see you dropping in.

Here's the moon last Thursday morning just before the sun popped over the horizon. Though I do have several tripods, I rarely ever use any. This is hand held.

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#6
Good to "see" you Quint, and thanks for your comment on my orange rose photo.

My thanks to you too, MFI. Great moon photo: incredibly sharp for handheld, and probably for a relatively long exposure time.

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#7
Thanks Dave. It was the best of four shots. Wink
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