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Just pottering around at the botanical gardens.

When I wasnt chasing lizards - I snaped a few other shots.

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Hi Willy

I really liked the hynotic pattern in #1 and the bright red in #2. Maybe a closer crop of #1 would enhance the detail and reduce the destraction of the green leaf in the background.

#3 frame colour didn't do anything for me, but nice pic.

Jonas

first two are my favourites here also.

nice texture in the first.

Steve

Love #1, the symmetry is fantastic. what lens did you use for this exposure.

Cheers
Mak

Wow, the patterns in the first and the colour (and sharpness) in the second are fantastic.

makario wrote:Love #1, the symmetry is fantastic. what lens did you use for this exposure.

Cheers
Mak

It was my sigma 105mm

Thanks all for your comments on these images.

Here is a bit of a funny one that i found. I like to call it "confussed mozzie" - as it appear to be trying to suck blood out from a flower??? A vegetarian mozzie perhaps.

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Jonas wrote:Maybe a closer crop of #1 would enhance the detail and reduce the destraction of the green leaf in the background.

#3 frame colour didn't do anything for me, but nice pic.

Thanks for the feedback on that Jonas - the frame was an experiment . I will try a closer crop of number 1.
Cheers - Steve