For Seasideman in response to his comment about the last image being a tad too dark. I notice LCD screens, colour printers and the blog all reproduce colour in slightly different shades. Does anybody else notice this ?
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Just been out and taken these...

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This was taken on Balck and White and scanned, I love the graininess of the picture.

this is a piece i took years ago when i was a photographer. its one of my faves becuase of the movmenet.

i cant do photoraphy now becuase my sights deteriated too much so i do digital art, using photographs in my work and as my work and blindy software to magnify my comp mega big. .iv got a website with my work on if anyone is bored and wants a peek

I tried to do better; what do you think ? Please visit www.lochnessimages.com

Thats why I have not been on!!!!!
And I am so annoyed, I havent took no pics!!!!
GGGGGRRRRRRRRRRR
I am in a pub on wi-fi.........

Bad photo...lovely butterfly...

It was very windy and there was no chance of getting a clear shot with the digi as the butterfly and the flora where whacked by sea frets every moment...

This is a Peacock I do declare...

I'm enjoying this browsing for identifications...

Live and learn...

I took this last year at Blakney Point in Norfolk

Tonight I took a tripod and three lenses of which I used two ; a 170 to 300 mm and another to 500 mm. By chance there was a sunset in the West over Ben Wyvis and the Black Isle.
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It's taken a lot of perseverance to get close enough to capture this shot.
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Before you send for the men in white coats my title is not to be taken literally ! More images of this remarkable sunset will be posted at lochnessimages.com as soon as possible.

I went for a walk with the hound this afternoon as a newby to wildlife photography, motivated by David's butterfly challenge...

I intended to find the amazing little translucent crimson butterflies in the marshes but discovered that they are right flippertyjibbits who will not sit stll...

And having a big soggy galumphing dog along really doesn't help...

I spent a lot of time stealth-crawling to get shots of dead leaves...

However, as I was snapping a glorious sea-thistle, this dozy mare happened along...

Purty, no ?

Of course I came home to find many butterflies wings akimbo sunning themselves on the budelia having a fag-break, but that's not the point...

It was such a lovely way to spend a couple of hours in the sun I'll keep going back to see if I can catch the crimson beauties.

One of the nearest facsimilies to paradise that I can imagine.

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Here is a picture of my lovely dog, taken on a walk in the woods last week.