annie

kate is very right in what she says. I will often look at a post more than once, sometimes just to see the image again because I love it, sometimes to catch up on other members comments. I take no notice of how many views a post has had. and when doing picture of the week, I can go backwards and forwards through images to make my decision.

I like the like button. if I like an image but don't have much time, I use it. if I more than like an image I usually comment and hit the like button.

I cannot/will not offer any critique on an image, as that is a job for the big boys, the guys here who really know their stuff, not for the likes of me.

john, I am truly pleased to see that. well done you.  xxx

Great shots pictures this week from you all.

However, I love this from john... just such a lovely picture, and the colour is fab.

a lovely shot john xxx

well done martyn...cracking shot and so colourful....

have a great time

lol korky...brilliant.

well done bugs, brilliant shot.

sunburned head.....did you go out without your hat?

wonder how much stacking they took...

oooh standy up ones...more like the bananas I know and am used to!

nanny...banana sliced in custard...nom nom!

fuzzy..that is devils food...lol!

can I just have banana and butter sarnie....oh and I don't like my banana mashed, just sliced on the bread..ta!

the chefs where I worked used to do 'fried bananas'.............yuk

oh well, that explains it.....

omg...do they really look like that to start with..i mean you would not really like to put that in your mouth would ya!

lol...Cambridge folk festival. brian used to do security there in the 70s/80s, he has quite a few autographs of some of the artists that have performed there. for a while we lived behind the park where it takes place in cherry hinton, flipping noise..! that is a very crazy area of Cambridge while that event is going on,

hi ian...

looking forward to seeing your pictures real soon.

brilliant photo terry, lovely colour and detail....

very good choice of p.o.w kobione...

ooohh..korky..whatever your health probs i really hope you are feeling better.....bless, wish i was there to buy you a pint of real ale mate...and a jamesons chaser....

Jessops 360AFD 

 

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leon - just be a little wary of some of the ebay cheapies

 

 

this is what I use with my canon

 brilliant

my raynox is so simple......phew! lots to take in there.

I have never been able to get along using my 75-300 for bugs. I find it far too heavy, and to use it on a tripod is too clumsy for bugs.

it's being able to ask these questions without being shot down in flames that make this such a nice forum...

thanks for the answers guys xxx

well, I saw her sticking it up close and personal to tree bark too...tis very confusing to me!

I thought wide angle was for ..........wide..!

today while out and about, there was a woman sticking her camera up close to a spider web, and I mean close.. I asked her could she see the spider? she said she was trying out her new lens. of course, in my excitement I asked if it was a new macro lens, she said no it was a new 'wide angle lens'.....I was left confused as to how a wide angle lens works so close to a spiders web....can you guys answer this one for me?