This gentleman made my day. I was taking photos in Fitzroy Gardens this morning and he came up to me and started a conversation about cameras (he had a D90 and was also taking pics). All of a sudden he just spontaneously did this, he was so happy and enjoying himself so much that I've been smiling all day.
Thank you sir.
This gentleman made my day. I was taking photos in Fitzroy Gardens this morning and he came up to me and started a conversation about cameras (he had a D90 and was also taking pics). All of a sudden he just spontaneously did this, he was so happy and enjoying himself so much that I've been smiling all day.
Thank you sir.
love the shot. love the story. made me smile too.
been far too long since ive done macro with this lens.
d700 105VR
This gentleman made my day. I was taking photos in Fitzroy Gardens this morning and he came up to me and started a conversation about cameras (he had a D90 and was also taking pics). All of a sudden he just spontaneously did this, he was so happy and enjoying himself so much that I've been smiling all day.
Thank you sir.
This gentleman made my day. I was taking photos in Fitzroy Gardens this morning and he came up to me and started a conversation about cameras (he had a D90 and was also taking pics). All of a sudden he just spontaneously did this, he was so happy and enjoying himself so much that I've been smiling all day.
Thank you sir.
Sometimes yuh just havta hav fun... glad you had an awesome one! Great Capture, Kiwi
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Cyclocross in the parklands. Gotta love autumn, darn cold (15C) but gotta love it.
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I usually like spring here, but this year we have been so wet I am afraid I will get webbed feet. I haven't been able to take any of my usual riverbank walks. We have had one period since last Nov. with 5 consecutive days free of rain or snow.
We have finally started to see some of the usual spring flowers, a month late (Cold and wet). This is one of my favorites, a little bloom about a quarter of an inch(6.2mm) across.
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Originally Posted by K1W1
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