A fine morning.
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Like a bullet.
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Not Bella but a similar size.
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Spring.
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A rare sighting [for me] of a Greenfinch.
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They glow. How could I resist.
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I had this identified as Adonis Brevistyla but as usual I got it wrong and it's real name is Anemona nemorosa.
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I love it when a Bee turns up.
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Can she be bothered.
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Now she wants it.
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*[see below]
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In the afternoon Bella insists on going out in the rain.
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*[see below]
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Park Rangers.
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Small wood at the North end of the park.
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North-East gateway.
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Bit in between, looking South.
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Bit in between, looking North[ish].
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45 minutes later. I had to empty water out of the eyepiece of the camera and stop laughing before taking this last shot.
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again, i am speechless. your shots of the dogs in motion are excellent. i have green and yellow finches that come to my feeders, about eight or more. did you catch my shots of two dogs today? they moved much slower than yours... ;o)
CJLata · 2008-03-29: 16:05
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Knowing that I may have inspired you in any way truly makes my day, Peter. And thank you for the links. #15 went into my favs (it could also have been #17 or #28) since it is one of the greatest portraits of the beautiful Bella. I understand why the Adonis brevistyla is one of your favourite flowers to shoot: its white petals are beautifully textured and present great contrasts. #27 is brilliantly framed. Oh...If I ever take crow shots half as stunning as yours, I'll be a happy man!
Madoc · 2008-03-29: 17:38
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veyr beautiful set
ranginkamaan · 2008-03-30: 00:56
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:))) rwally great shots! The last one made me laugh to
unige · 2008-03-30: 05:19
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