From your garden/backyard

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Ken M
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Love the pink grass do ya!hiccup! Special mix.
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All in our garden....

1 o'clock in the morning. Minolta 7D plus Tamron 18-250mm.
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The first time our gog had seen snow.
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Olympus E510 with a Minolta MD 250mm attached.
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Sony A57 plus Minolta 500mm.
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I'll share a night shot with the lens Opteka(Samyang) 6.5 fisheye and a300
It's exactly from my backyard. :)
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Winnipeg Night by Valery_RW, on Flickr
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A little late perhaps, but a cool shot Valery!

I found this little guy hanging in our fig a few days ago, resting in the shade from the scorching sun.

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Dragonfly in the backyard by markvanrheenen, on Flickr

Shot with the a580 and 70-300G, fill flash from the onboard.
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Nice shots Valey and Mark.

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Really cool Valery and Mark!
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The wall cloud from Aug 6th storms and the top of the same storm.

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A65 16mm-50mm 2.8
Tamron 72E 90mm 2.8 Macro
Sony 35mm 1.8 Sony
Sony 55-300mm and 55-200mm

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Great shots Ken.

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Great capture of the dragonfly, Mark.

Dramatic storm clouds, Ken, but it looks like the family are still enjoying themselves. :)
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Great phenomena happening in the backyards around the world it appears. : )

Beautiful weather shots from Valery and Ken. Could easily be a fragments from horror movies of world's ending.

Lovely one Mark. Smart little guy hiding from the heat and sun.

Great capture of the kid's fun, Ken. :)

Thanks for sharing,

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Thanks guys and gal!

Love the shot of the boy coming from the slide Ken. Your timing was spot on! The expression on his face is priceless!

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Autumn.
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Nearly the same shot but winter.
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Nice big red bush.
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Offshoot of the big red bush.
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Since macros seem to be de rigeur...
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Possibly, my favourite lens, the Olympus 12-60,
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And thinking it's a nice evening.
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But all from our back yard!
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Wow Tony!!! That is one fantastic backyard you have there...

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Great colours and variety in your backyard Tony :) - 5 and 6 are my favs.
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