......which I prefer.
Be(e) a dear and tell me which picture you like the best.
Thank you!
ps does anyone recognise this wild flower which was growing in a ditch?
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shakeberry
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:13:34
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:20:39
I was lucky to get so many good shots. The flowers were just growing wild at the roadside - I've never seen this sort before.
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Tentativeplotfinder
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:35:46
Last one, I think.
It's very quiet around here, I think all UK residents watching Doctor Who!-
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:37:09
And some non-UK residents - my Daughter and family will be glued to the screen!
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Tentativeplotfinder
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:39:20
Good point! It is actually very, very quiet all round here, too, now I listen closely! Remarkably so for this time on a Saturday evening.
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:41:00
I'm just nipping to make my supper but I'll be back later (for coffee)
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Tentativeplotfinder
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:45:35
See you!!
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QueeneMab
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:35:49
The top one.
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:38:11
We have a split vote - that's interesting
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:55:44
I was going to say 2, until I saw 5...
Seems to fill the frame better, somehow.
But hey, whadduino????-
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 19:58:40
Now you see my quandary - I tried to pick just one to post here but kept um-ing and ah-ing.
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:10:40
I'm assuming this is just the try-out and the pick will go on to photographyblog
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:28:05
Not at all - I've already put two of these on there along with this one:
http://photographygroup.blog.co.uk/2008/07/05/a-hot-shot-4407895
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:12:03
Number 4 possibly if you cropped some of the green from the LHS
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:29:40
I rather liked the diagonal effect of the green so decided against cropping - but you may be right.
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:34:24
You would still get a diagonal effect - it looks rather unbalanced as it is, IMHO, if you don't mind me saying so
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:45:39
I'll have a tweak later - thanks it's always good to get another opinion.
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:49:09
You're welcome
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Melinda_blog
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:14:05
I had a 5-legged grasshopper walking up my leg today, but when I reached for the camera he jumped off into the grass.
Hope it wasn't my secateurs that separated him from the other leg
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 20:31:43
Ooops! I also photographed a strange white/cream spidery thing on this flower. I'm trying to identify it before blogging it.
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I have never achieved quality the like of these. I think you missed your vocation earlier in your life and should have been long ago the equivalent of Lord Snowden . David.
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la_spice
- 2008-07-05 @ 23:07:00
Which one of these do you like the best?
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Try turning images 1 and 2 upside down. These two appear to have good detail and no burnt out portions. Mind that you don't get stung hovering only two inches from these insects. David.
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la_spice
- 2008-07-06 @ 06:51:03
Fun you should suggest turning these two - the idea had crossed my mind.
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Usksider
Pro - http://www.usksider.co.uk
- 2008-07-06 @ 08:21:55
You're getting really good at this...
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la_spice
- 2008-07-06 @ 08:25:51
Thank you - which one do you think is best?
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Usksider
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- 2008-07-06 @ 08:33:45
No 1 for me.... I like the detail.
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la_spice
- 2008-07-06 @ 08:36:48
Thanks
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Usksider
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- 2008-07-06 @ 08:42:41
You're welcome.
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2nd one, although they are all beautifully taken,but the 2nd one is so real and shows the bee at work