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If we lay in the busiest part of the house they'll surely remember to feed us!

Catouflage.

Dancing trees - lovely.

Not quite nature but they are animals. We have kept fish on and off for over 50 years and recently decided to reinstall this 25-year-old 60L octagonal tank. I have been running it for a month empty of fish to establish the nitrogen cycle and allow beneficial bacteria to colonise. Been testing...

I often regret (photographically) that in Australia we don't have a fall season but here in mid-summer we can get a leaf buildup. Here is a selection of treatments from the driveway.

Illawarra Flame Trees are native to Eastern Australia but are commonly used as street trees in the west. Its botanic name is Brachychiton acerifolius but as kids we referred to them as Kurrajongs or 'itchy powder' trees. The latter referred to the seed pods that contained an uncomfortable fine...

Harry I've been using On1 for years and it is my preferred editor. On1 has plenty of video tutorials and youtube is full of third party videos as well.

Spring has sprung down here. Most of these are in our neighbour's section of the garden. I think I saw some wee beasties in some. Square crop and enhanced in On1 RAW.

Leica43, there is something amiss in your post.

Blur added to background.

Flowers and rain - a winning combination.

Reds have always been problematic afaik. Found this rather old discussion over on photonet which may help. https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/techniques-to-photograph-red-flowers.428724/ Another discussion here. https://learn.zoner.com/learn-stop-red-blowout/

Hard to get Becky to be still for a photo. She is either asleep or in your face.

Been neglecting my Oly 60mm macro so did some close-ups using the tele range rather than true macros.

Great balance between lighting levels inside and outside for a camera app.

Garry, you seem to have a liking for low viewpoint images (which work great). How are your knees? :roflmao:

Taken as an infrared image - white balanced for the roses, false leaf colour created with HSL layer.

Hello and welcome Tony. The B&W sets that image up nicely.

Taken with my broad-spectrum converted GF1.

Is that what they call couch-surfing?

Took this palm shot a week or two ago and played around with sky replacement in LandscapePro 3. Top left is the original. Some tweaking after sky replacement in On1. Reactions welcome.

Sad to hear this Martin - enjoy her memory especially the photographic kind.

Our Golden Shower tree is late blooming this year but blossoms are abundant.

3 shot pano with Samyang 7.5mm FE. Some stitching errors in the water and it's a challenge to keep a straight horizon.

The Becky spread.

Becky.

That light is quite special.

Didn't know port and starboard applied to dogs.

Another rose shot with the X100T,

That's a long way for a greyhound - built for sprinting not endurance.

Sorry to get on my hobby-horse but the horizons in the last 2 images spoil otherwise fine images. :026:

This time the Like worked for me. Fixed itself?

I feared this day was approaching and can only try to imagine your loss. You have such great memories and I'm very grateful that you shared so many of them with us. Buster has a world-wide group of people who loved him and to whom he brought laughter and joy. It takes a special spirit to...

It was 3:30 am here. Needless to say I missed it, probably cloudy anyway.

A couple from my new-to-me X100T.

Our dogs love a carrot each to start the day - seems to work as well as the dentastix.

Scooby has good manners. Becky, our greyhound chews like a lady but Jack, our son's Rotty X Kelpie wolfs it down in two bites. Don't think it's doing much for Jack's teeth. :(

Thoughtful composition Tony - nice one.

Strictly speaking, not a reptile but a fine photo of an amphibian. :2thumbs:

It's good of you to share.

Hello and welcome Antonio - your cat has interesting eyes.

You and Buster will be in our thoughts and prayers - I have enjoyed his adventures too.

A sooc shot from my new to me s/hand Samsung S7 phone.

Don't like the look of the black triangle in the waves.

What amazing eyes.

Very delicate in your usual style - lovely Christina.

Love these trees - thanks for introducing me to them.