01-18-2022, 11:20 AM
Thanks all for sharing your remarks regarding the micrometer photo. One of the biggest challenges is to think of something unique to capture or create a composition that has not been seen before, etc. There are times that I fall asleep thinking about “set ups” or items around the house that might work. But actually making it work so that it draws attention and feedback from viewers is the goal that is the biggest challenge.
Dave, as Grant mention, the glow effects the orange on the GBH, makes it quite eye catching. They are quite a photogenic bird since they walk very slowly and often pose while you take their photograph. But often times their plumage is disarrayed and they look like they combined their feathers with a pillow. You caught this one at just the right moment.
MFI, Your facts about the ants would keep me from working on my hands and knees if I had a flower garden in your neck of the woods. Sometimes I accidentally come upon a nest of aunts, teeny tiny ones, when weeding in my vegetable garden. I don’t even notice them until I feel the biting my ankles! They are so minuscule but when I look, I got a skew of them on me and their little bites hurt. Good macros, Peter.
Grant , a pleasant glow coming through those branches.
Rich, So, what is the forecast for later this week? I hope we continue to avoid snow. I have to take my SIL to a doctor’s appointment downtown on Thursday and snow would make it a real challenge.
Going now to TUESDAY’s daily.
See you all there.
Lorell
Dave, as Grant mention, the glow effects the orange on the GBH, makes it quite eye catching. They are quite a photogenic bird since they walk very slowly and often pose while you take their photograph. But often times their plumage is disarrayed and they look like they combined their feathers with a pillow. You caught this one at just the right moment.
MFI, Your facts about the ants would keep me from working on my hands and knees if I had a flower garden in your neck of the woods. Sometimes I accidentally come upon a nest of aunts, teeny tiny ones, when weeding in my vegetable garden. I don’t even notice them until I feel the biting my ankles! They are so minuscule but when I look, I got a skew of them on me and their little bites hurt. Good macros, Peter.
Grant , a pleasant glow coming through those branches.
Rich, So, what is the forecast for later this week? I hope we continue to avoid snow. I have to take my SIL to a doctor’s appointment downtown on Thursday and snow would make it a real challenge.
Going now to TUESDAY’s daily.
See you all there.
Lorell