Flowers 2014
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- Greg Beetham
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Re: Flowers 2014
That is some weapon Birma, A99 + 70-400G does a very nice job indeed (135STF too); it would do a good job on birds too one would think if there were any around that you could get in range of.
I see one guy on dpr has a ‘magic stump’ out in the bush; he’s cultivated the birdlife (the seedeaters anyway) to come too the stump when he puts birdseed on top, it attracts a few birds of different types to shoot at, seems to work good, I don’t know how long it took to train the birds though.
I quite liked the composition when I first looked at it Sury, but now you mention it maybe the flower and the hornet could move a little to the right but not much, great hornet too btw.
Greg
I see one guy on dpr has a ‘magic stump’ out in the bush; he’s cultivated the birdlife (the seedeaters anyway) to come too the stump when he puts birdseed on top, it attracts a few birds of different types to shoot at, seems to work good, I don’t know how long it took to train the birds though.
I quite liked the composition when I first looked at it Sury, but now you mention it maybe the flower and the hornet could move a little to the right but not much, great hornet too btw.
Greg
Re: Flowers 2014
Thanks Sury and Greg 
Sury, that is a really nice shot with the yellow flower against the contrasting bacground, which is even better with the insect life arriving. As Greg suggests, it would be worth experimenting with some different crops as well.
Greg, you're right that that combo would be great for birds. I've not invested the hours to learn the stalking skills to get near enough to them. May be this year when the flowers are over. The feeding station sound a great idea. I've heard of that being used for red squirrels in Scotland as well.
Sury, that is a really nice shot with the yellow flower against the contrasting bacground, which is even better with the insect life arriving. As Greg suggests, it would be worth experimenting with some different crops as well.
Greg, you're right that that combo would be great for birds. I've not invested the hours to learn the stalking skills to get near enough to them. May be this year when the flowers are over. The feeding station sound a great idea. I've heard of that being used for red squirrels in Scotland as well.
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Re: Flowers 2014
Some more meadow shots. First of all another buttercup picture with the 70-400.

2014 Boynes - Buttercups 2 by Birm, on Flickr
Another dew drop in the sunshine picture with the 135 STF.

2014 Eades - Meadow Colours 1 by Birm, on Flickr
Both with A99

2014 Boynes - Buttercups 2 by Birm, on Flickr
Another dew drop in the sunshine picture with the 135 STF.

2014 Eades - Meadow Colours 1 by Birm, on Flickr
Both with A99
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Re: Flowers 2014
Absolutely beautiful......Great work!
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Re: Flowers 2014
Nice use of (lack of) focus with the buttercups.
Tony
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Re: Flowers 2014
Birma, You have a beautiful set of the flowers.
Finally, we have in Winnipeg good weather and a first flowers.

Mini Sakura

Finally, we have in Winnipeg good weather and a first flowers.

Mini Sakura

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Re: Flowers 2014
Thank you Tony and Valery 
Glad to see you have spring at last, Valery
Glad to see you have spring at last, Valery
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Re: Flowers 2014
Everything in the life unusual!
- sury
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Re: Flowers 2014
Very nice set Valery. I like #2, #3 and #1 in that order.
Sury
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Re: Flowers 2014
Lovely, Valery. Really fresh looking pictures of spring-time 
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Re: Flowers 2014
bee on a allium taken with macro 30mm
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Very nicely done. Perhaps could go into macro thread as well.
Sury
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Re: Flowers 2014
Love the colour and the bokeh, viewfinder 
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