BigD0g

I've been interested in macro-photography for a while being a lover of wildlife.
Here are a few pictures I have managed with a pretty basic digital camera (Lumix).
 

 
Cinnabar moth in the grass.  Judging by the chewed-up condition of its wings, it had survived a bat attack!
 

 
Cinnabar moth larvae.
 

 
Bee in a hosta flower.

just water drop shot...and one from a senior shoot i did..and bird shot
 

 

 

nice capture astronomer........bee's are hard to get they move fast and so small

.and papa quit !! cuttin me .....lol

A few more I took from different occasions. Some are at the Sea Life Centre, some are of Leeds West Indian Carnival, there are a couple of three gulls having a dogfight for an icecream cone in Whitby and a few randoms.
 
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ufd78a2qg0xbsb2/AAA3sJ7ApV1WjFKjDd7Cjvrta?dl=0

These shots were taken with my old point and click mounted to my telescope.  They're not the clearest but like Astonomer, I hope to get some better pics with my T5i mounted on a good night.
 

Take at dusk with my LG G3 smartphone. Its low-light capability is impressive. To my eyes it was much darker than this. The foreground is lit with a streetlight, and a train is coming in the distance. The full-size image is also attached.
 

 
 

Great Shots, I would like to see some of Astronomers shots from telescope, My tele I had could barely see the rings of saturn.   Also some of my nikon p80 shots, lake of the Woods Canada...

Here's a couple I do for facebook story time LOL

just water drop shot...and one from a senior shoot i did..and bird shot
 

 

 

heres a few from a car show...HDR with affects
 

just water drop shot...and one from a senior shoot i did..and bird shot
 

 

 

oh and the crazy drunk driver...lol
 

 
 

sittin out in the rain under an umbrella on this one
 

heres a few from a car show...HDR with affects
 

 
 
I took this at the Electric Daisy Carnival in New Jersey (MetLife Stadium) this year
 
I have a Canon 60D and have been shooting music festivals for a year now.. I'm not a camera tech professional, I just know what looks good and what works best for me LOL. Everything I have learned is by trial and error. I've used Iphoto to edit but I recently got LightRoom so i'll be playing with that now.
 
 

 

 

Original version of the dash-8 attached. Click on thumbnail to view.

This is a crop from a hand-held shot taken with an image-stabilized zoom lens at 250mm, sharpened and contrast enhanced in PhotoShop. It's a 747 at 34-36,000 feet. Based on what I could make out of the logo, tail markings, and a ton of research from there, it's a cargo flight owned by CargoLux, the biggest cargo carrier in Europe based in Luxembourg. http://www.cargolux.com/. I'm totally fascinated by aircraft and take every opportunity to catch a shot of a passing flight. SW Ontario, Canada, is one of the busiest air corridors in North America. At any given time (given light and atmospheric conditions conducive to contrails), I can count up to a dozen aircraft in view at most times.
 
I've attached the full file as well as it's sharper and shows more detail.
 

Some nice shots there guys,i always take my point and shoot with me when i go walking in the British countryside,even if its just for a keep sake.though i would like to splash out on a decent DSLR and have a go at learning the finer details of photography.
 
Here is a few shots of mine while out and about roaming the hills
 
 
 
This 1 is up in the Lake District with Englands highest peak on the right covered in cloud
 

 
 
 
This is Ingleborough,the second highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales National park.One of the peaks of the 3 peak challenge which is 24.5 miles to be done in under 12 hours.
 

 
 
These 2,both the same picture only one has a clour shift effect added are of another of the peaks in the 3 peak challenge called Pen-y-Ghent
 


 
 
This one is of a stone monument built to comemorate the the defeat of Napoleon, managed to capture the sun in just the right place to give a halo effect.
 

 
 
And this last 1 is of my home town,Hudderfield taken yesterday in the snow with Emly Moor T.V mast in the distance,the tallest free standing structure in the U.K.
 

just water drop shot...and one from a senior shoot i did..and bird shot
 

 

 

oh and the crazy drunk driver...lol
 

 
 

Here's a pic taken with the old Argus on Kodak's bw film, probably when I was 12-13 years old. My Grandfather, Thomas Brophy.
now, a couple of shots while we were in London, with my brother's little Olympus 35mm.


Oh yeah, here's a shot of me pulling on the oars in Hyde Park, while my wife lounged......lol

you DO notice the wedding ring on my right hand? 

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