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Dave, waiting for his breakfast as usual.

Andy, I’m lucky like that, I really liked the X-H1, shame!

I always got on with the 10-24, cracking lens, just a pity the X-T2 & X-H1 didn’t live up to the mark!

I'm not sure if this is a Mackeral Sky? Nikon Z6 + Nikkor 24-70mm @ 1/2000 f4 ISO100.

Nuskyn, this is a fantastic photo well done! What is the dogs name?

Thanks Leland.

Leland, what breed of dog is that?

Chrisyilou, what 35mm?

A suspicious look from my friend Dave after he’s just finished his evening biscuit snack! Quite a heavy crop. Lumix G9 + Panasonic 12-35 @ 1/60 f5 ISO2000

Buzz also known as BBC(Bloody black cat) Buzz is very food oriented and can get quite pushy when food is produced! And he’s very friendly. Lumix GX8 + Lumix 20mm @ 1/60 f6.3 ISO2000

Tony, I wish you a long and happy retirement. If you thought you were busy, believe me you ain’t seen nothing yet. Good luck to you and your sig other. Regards Mike G

Yeo cats can be helpful like that! :th_salute:

Kevin he’s getting four lots a day, one pouch of food plus three lots of treats!

He will only let me stroke him when food is on offer. :wtf:

My friend Dave the Cat on his fourth visit today for food and treats! Lumix G9 + Panasonic 12-35mm 2.8 @ 1/60 f4 ISO1600 Or as he was probably thinking “bog off”and leave me in peace!

A bit rainy today, thankfully also a bit cooler. :flowers_2: G9 + Panasonic 12-35mm @ 1/640 f4 ISO200

Thanks Merlin

Two roses from the same rose bush in my garden! G9 + 12-35mm 2.8 @ 1/2500 f4 ISO200 G9 + 12-35mm 2.8 @ 1/2000 f4 ISO200

This little cracker comes back every year when winter has departed. Lumix G9 + PL Vario-Elmaret 8-18mm @ 18mm, 1/320 f4 ISO200.

Fabulous look from doggie.

Martin you are so right, the buggers will return. :dash2:

I’ve just mown my dandelions into oblivion. :th_salute:

No

Thanks Steve. It’s lovely to know that next year the display will reappear!

Shot at 35mm and I couldn’t get further back! Also I wanted to fill the frame.

Do I have to?:(

Following from a previous post this is nearly all of the rest of the tree! LUMIX G9 + 35-100mm 2.8 @ 1/1250 f5.6 ISO200

As the saying goes “one years seeding - seven years weeding”. It is a shame it’s considered a weed!

Up here we call it “sofa surfing”!

Bertie having a snooze on the backrest of a sofa! By my granddaughter’s iPhone

Not really sure what type of cherry tree this is, but the blossom always pleases every year! G9 + 35-100mm @ 1/1000 f4 ISO200 and cropped squarish. Would have been better with sunshine. :coffee-79:

Bertie belongs to my daughter he is a rescue dawg from the Dogs Trust, very friendly but also very food oriented and definitely likes a food treat or twenty!

Andrew, he’s definitely bitten off more than than he can handle!

He’s a three year old rescue Staffie!

Bertie hasn’t quite got the hang of fetching a stick! Bertie is a three year old Staffie

Thankyou Sue

Across the street from me is this unknown species of tree telling me that spring is here! LUMIX G9 + PZ 45-175 @ 1/400 f5.6 ISO400

Martin, sorry to hear of your loss of a family member Inky.

Yes sailors delight is another version, not sure which is the original! Don’t quite get the connection between sailors and shepherds! But it may refer to affects of a red skies of course, thanks for commenting.

Never heard of Red Skies or Fixx I’m afraid. My title comes from the old adage of “red Sky at night, shepherds delight - red Sky in the morning shepherds take warning” I shall have do a bit of a search for Fixx!

After a rainy day the evening gave way to a red sky, maybe some better weather tomorrow! LUMIX G9 + P Leica 15mm @ 1/60 f7.1 ISO1000

Even in the depths of winter my Rhubarb is already pushing up despite the snow augering lots of Rhubarb Crumbles, yummy. Lumix G9 + Summilux 12mm 1.4. @ 1/60 f5.6 ISO800 I’m beginning to fall in love with this Summilux lens, bloody expensive but so good. :flowers_2:

Richard, I’m almost in the Thames valley, close enough for us to experience the same weather, my snow is beginning to melt!

I know an awful lot of people will be laughing their heads off at me complaining about the weather I’m getting here, but I’m a Southern Softy in UK terms so please be kind. :hiding: Lumix G9 + P Leica 12mm 1.4 @ 1/60 f5.6 ISO1250 Going by the footprints I’ve had a visit from Mr Fox!

If looks could kill! :hide:

Good luck to Ibu Anne on her little stroll!:bravo-009:

Thanks Armando, I had a Pit Bull for many years, she was the sweetest natured dog anyone could wish for, sadly long gone now. Carla, not a mean bone in her body

Super looking dog Armando, what breed is he/she, pretty obviously some form of bull terrier?

Not sure if this works? I wanted the Sun to be a little more obscured, but of course you can’t always get what you want can you! But it was more or less what I wanted to achieve. LUMIX G9 + P Leica 12-60mm @ 1/6400 f5.6 ISO200 Quite pleased by the way the G9 handled the flare!

The term “mop top” springs to mind!