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by
Capanart
on
06-Oct-2008
18:48
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Holidays,
last
year.
Salzburg,
Austria.
Only
took
6000,
much
to
hubby's
amusement,
lol!
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Replied
by
lois
on
06-Oct-2008
19:06
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Wisteria
in
full
bloom
in
neighbours
yard.
I
printed
it
onto
Kodak
photo
paper
and
have
it
up
on
my
bedroom
wall
Have
a
fab
night
lois
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
06-Oct-2008
19:17
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Taken
Sept
2007
on
another
caravanning
trip
-
Great
Ocean
Road,
Vic
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Replied
by
honeylove
on
06-Oct-2008
19:52
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Awww....didn't
anyone
see
my
puurdy
flowers
I
took
(Topic
285600)
?
I
am
no
photographer,
but
here
is
my
purrdy
rose
for
ya!
Honeylove
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Replied
by
gh45
on
06-Oct-2008
19:53
(Ref
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Can
I
ask
for
a
tip
on
how
to
insert
a
picture
from
photobucket?
Haven't
tried
it
anywhere
other
than
EL
so
I'm
not
sure
how
to
do
it....Ta!
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Replied
by
honeylove
on
06-Oct-2008
19:58
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And
my
baby............(I
am
hogging
this
thread
-
no?)
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Replied
by
honeylove
on
06-Oct-2008
20:05
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1423371)
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OK
-
this
is
not
pretty
or
scenic
or
pleasant
viewing
-
so
I
am
including
it
in
a
smallish
version..........cos
ya
gotta
admit,
it
isn't
wasy
to
take
a
pic
of
your
own
throat!
Really!
You
can't
see
what
you
are
doing,
or
if
you
are
in
focus
or
if
the
main
bit
is
central......so
admire
for
it's
photographic
cleverness.............ROFL........
Honeylove's
rooly,
rooly
sore
thraot......which
is
much
better
now,
thank
you.
Honeylove
--
who
knows
nadda
about
taking
pics
-
just
points
&
shoots
&
hopes
for
the
best.
And
who
will
no
longer
hog
the
thread......
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Replied
by
xentric-emu
on
06-Oct-2008
20:15
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My
rottie
girl
who
I
lost
to
bone
cancer
just
over
3
years
ago.
Picture
taken
with
Kodak
Easyshare
513,
autofocus,
autoflash,
autoeverything,
except
the
dog
sticking
out
her
tongue.
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by
xentric-emu
on
06-Oct-2008
20:17
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The
terrorist,
after
his
shower.
Taken
with
same
Kodak
Easyshare.
He
was
doing
his
Linda
Blair
(Exorcist)
impersonation.
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Replied
by
leroys-lair
on
06-Oct-2008
20:29
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LOL
xentric-emu
-
love
your
little
exorcist
pal!
Condolences
on
your
beautiful
Rottie
-
what
a
gorgeous
pooch.
Leroy
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
06-Oct-2008
21:43
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Nice
"Vette"
at
a
Cranbourne
Car
Show
few
years
back.
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Replied
by
born2shoppe
on
06-Oct-2008
22:09
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Some
photos
from
our
holiday
last
year.
Stromness
harbour,
Orkney
Ring
of
Brodgar,
Orkney
Statue
at
Carbisdale
Castle
A
calm
days
sailing
on
Loch
Katrine
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Replied
by
just-do-it
on
06-Oct-2008
22:50
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WA
coastline
around
Esperance.....
ready
for
take
off
boys!................................follow
me
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:23
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This
is
what
clouds
look
like at
the
start
of
rotation.
A
tornado
touched
down
a
short
time
later.
Shot
in
Thurmont,
Maryland
USA.
The
house
to
the
right
of
camera
where
the
SUV
is,
is
where
I
lived.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:27
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One
of
my
favourite
pastimes,
diving
with
sharks.
These
are
Sand
Tiger
Sharks,
90
feet
down,
40
kms
off
the
South
Carolina
coast
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
There
were
8
in
total,
I
had
lots
of
fun
with
them.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:36
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My
pet
bear...
I
wish!
Hung
out
with
him
for
2
hours, had
a
great
time.
He
was
so
friendly.
This
was
an
open
tip,
no
fences,
he
was
completely
wild
and
not
at
all
bothered
about
me.
I
shot
this
in
Misinabie,
Northern
Ontario
Canada.
Located
50kms
south
of
Ontario's
most
northern
road.
The
closest
I
got
to
him
was
4
feet
and
that
was
when
he
walked
toward
me.
No-one
else
was
around,
just
me
and
the
bear
for
2
whole
awesome
hours!
The
tiny
tip
is
surrounded
by
100's
of
km's
of
wilderness
and
a
town
of
just 8
people 20
km's
away.
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by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:39
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These
two
were
in
Chapleau,
Northern
Ontario
and
they
were
not
so
friendly.
The
front
one
spotted
me
as
you
can
see.
A
short
while
later
they
started
fighting
and
chased
each
other
around
the
area
for
a
good
5
minutes
before
disappearing
into
the
forest.
Man,
they
can
run
fast.
It
was
awesome!
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:41
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An
interesting
sign
post
in
Northern
Ontario,
Canada.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:44
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Coming
up
from
a
dive.
I
dove
to
100
feet
on
this
dive,
but
I
took
this
photo
from
only
about
75
feet
down.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:45
(Ref
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Coming
up
from
a
dive.
This
is
about
50
feet
down.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:47
(Ref
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Look
closely,
this
was
the
ride
of
the
day,
this
rider
won
the
day!
He
also
walked
away
from
this
fall.
That
is
a
bull
on
top
of
him.
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:48
(Ref
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I
rather
like
this
photo!
Love
the
colours
and
the
scenery!
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Replied
by
in2truth
on
07-Oct-2008
01:49
(Ref
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Tibooburra
drive
in,
outback
New
South
Wales.
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
07-Oct-2008
09:20
(Ref
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Tibooburra
-
Population,
150
people..........Love
the
pic!
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Replied
by
honeylove
on
07-Oct-2008
11:16
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Just
Hatched
Just
Hatched
-
And
NOT
HAPPY! |
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Replied
by
Capanart
on
07-Oct-2008
12:04
(Ref
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Wow,
look
at
those
ruby
lips!
Yours,
honelylove?
Cute.
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Replied
by
honeylove
on
07-Oct-2008
14:11
(Ref
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Bottom
bubby..........and
can
I
date
myself.......
Now
Almost
All
Grown
Up
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Replied
by
Capanart
on
07-Oct-2008
14:57
(Ref
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Cute
bubs,
cute
mum,
ha
ha.
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
09-Oct-2008
15:30
(Ref
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Just
been
out
to
check
my
roses.........
The
buggers
are
still
there.
It's
the
spray
for
them
soon.
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
09-Oct-2008
15:37
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Took
this
at
same
time
seeing
as
I
was
outside..............
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Replied
by
Capanart
on
09-Oct-2008
18:32
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NIce
protea.........tvseriesgalore!
I
was
admiring
all
the
proteas
in
the
gardens
here
last
weekend
when
they
were
open.
Some
varieties
I
hadn't
seen
too.
Don't
use
a
bad
spray,
will
you,
or
you
will
kill
all
the
ladybirds
that
eat
the
aphids.
I
usually
put
some
gloves
on
and
squash
'em
or
even
squirting
with
the
hose
jet
will
dislodge
them
enough
to
avoid
plant
damage.
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
09-Oct-2008
19:52
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I'll
probably
end
up
not
bothering
the
aphids.......too
lazy
to
do
anything
really.
Geez
that
big
one's
fat
though
isn't
it.
Most
of
my
garden
is
natives
-
here's
another
one
from
a
previous
shoot.
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Replied
by
Capanart
on
09-Oct-2008
20:46
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They
are
excellent,
tvseries,
looks
like
they
grow
well
down
your
way.
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
10-Oct-2008
10:40
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Yes,
most
native
plants
love
it
at
my
place.......live
by
the
water,
so
the
soil
is
almost
pure
sand!
Saw
this
on
a
visit
to
Warrnambool
last
year.
When
I
first
looked
over,
I
thought
a
dog
was
driving this
panel
van!
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Replied
by
Capanart
on
10-Oct-2008
16:35
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Mmmm....would
make
you
wonder,
lol.
I
was
just
going
to
post
a
photo
and
I
don't
have
toolbar
above
the
reply
post????????
Aaaargh!
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Replied
by
tvseriesgalore
on
11-Oct-2008
09:22
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Sunrise
Collection,
All
taken this
morning -
Blind
Bight,
Vic
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most-gorgeous-nutter
on
11-Nov-2008
08:32
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Infuriating.
I
am
trying
to
paste
a
pic
from
photobucket
but
each
time
a
line
just
comes
up
and
not
the
picture
when
Ipush
enter
and
tick
ok.
Also,
TV,
how
do
you
get
aphids
with
such
definition,
I've
got
a
pic.
of
a
stick
insect
chasing
our
aphids
here
in
Wonthaggi,
but
can't
work
out
how
to
put
it
in
this
forum.
Any
tips
on
the
macro,
do
you
use
a
compact
or
dig.
SLR
and
pic/forum
thing?
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by
tvseriesgalore
on
11-Nov-2008
14:35
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Hi
Llama,
To
get
your
picks
into
the
post
just
use
the
"Direct
Link"
option
NOT
the
[IMG]
option
from
photobucket when
using
the
"Insert
Image"
button from
the
forum
toolbar.
I
must
confess
that
I
am
no
Guru
on
photography
matters
and
am
still
learning,
but
really
like
how
digital
camera's
have
given
us
more
freedom
to
experiment
with
our
pics
with
no
cost.
As
for
your
pic
and
why
mine
seems clearer
and
more
focused.............
I
actually
managed
to
download
your
pic
before
you
removed
the
link
so
have
had
a
look
at
it
so
I
can
compare
a
couple
things.........Here's
what
I
reckon.
There
are
two
things
noticed
with
your
pic......
Some
"noise"
and
"blurring".
According
to
the
file
properties,
you
used
"Auto"
and
your camera
chose
Aperture
F2.8
&
ISO400
Exposure.
F2.8
has
probably
caused
the
blurring
as
your
this
has
reduced
your
"Depth
of
Field"
to
a
minimum.
DOF
is
very
important
for
macro's
as
anything
outside
this
area
will
not
be
focused
right.
In
general,
a
higher
F
number
the
better
for
better
DOF.
ISO400
has
probably
caused
the
"Noise"
problem
as the
longer
exposure
magnifies any
noise issues.
The
higher
the
ISO,
the
more
possibility
of
noise.
I
think
your
camera
has
chosen
these
settings
due
to
lack
of
light.
It
has
basically
used
the
max
aperture
&
high
exposure.....double
trouble
for
macro
photo's
really.
In
comparison,
my
photo
is
F5.0
/
ISO64
I
was
in
FULL
sunlight.
I
also
used
Auto
settings,
but
did
use
an
additional snap
on
macro
lens
to
increase
maginification
further.
I
think
good
lighting
is
essential
so
if
your
subject
is
in
the
shade,
then
you
might
need
some
artificial
lighting.
Hope
this
all
makes
sense
to
you.
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on
11-Nov-2008
15:50
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Replied
by
most-gorgeous-nutter
on
11-Nov-2008
16:04
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Yay,
thanks
TVSERIES
Finally.
Phew,
the
amount
of
times
I've
tried
to
insert
a
pic
into
the
forum,
just
goes
to
show
you
can't
but
you
can
if
you
ask
for
help
and
I
think
that
was
what
this
thread
was
all
about.
PS.
I
can
lend
you
my
stick
insect
to
get
rid
of
your
aphids
TV
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on
11-Nov-2008
20:45
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by
tvseriesgalore
on
11-Nov-2008
21:58
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Not
bad........I
tried
getting
a
bee
on
lavender
as
well
the
other
week.
Buggers
won't
stay
still
enough
for
me
to
get
a
clear
shot.....this
is
the
best
I
could
do
so
far.
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by
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on
12-Nov-2008
06:29
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You're
imune
to
bees
when
there's
a
little
lavender
pollen
on
the
menu.
I
must
get
a
dig,SLR.
This
cannon
compact
is
pretty
good
for
the
net
sized
pics.
-
easier
to
load,
but
without
that
macro
snap
on,
I
just
can't
get
down
to
your
magnification.
With
so
much
hair
these
bees
have
no
trouble
spreading
pollen
between
the
flowers.
I
loved
the
bumble
bees
in
NZ,
such
clumsy
flyers
but
they
really
shouldn't
be
able
to
fly
at
all
acording
to
physics.
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by
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on
12-Nov-2008
06:36
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Replied
by
most-gorgeous-nutter
on
12-Nov-2008
06:45
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I
think
they
thought
we
were
going
to
feed
them
some
hay.
Coastal
Victoria
at
it's
best,
lush
and
green,
local
catchments
at
90%.
Wind
farm
blowing
up
a
storm.
To
bad
they're
putting
a
desalination
plant
next
door
to
spoil
the
view.
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by
treborbob
on
12-Nov-2008
09:19
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ok
here
are
a
couple
of
my
photo's
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