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@maique Thank you, I'm fond of it my own self.
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@Sylvia Thank you, glad you enjoyed them.
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@maique Thank you for the mention. I think I've seen one or two of his photos before, but I didn't know his name. I've always been drawn to artists with a sense of humor.
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@pratik Ooh, that's nice. I'm looking at the Z5 as a Christmas present to myself.
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@Miraz For active birds, one technique I have used is to first observe their foraging patterns, looking for a place they return to often. Then I set up a tripod, autofocus on the spot, then switch to manual focus and a remote shutter.
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@Miraz I find birds can often be a challenge. My most common view of birds is backlit, looking directly south, and that's a terrible place to be to get plumage right.
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@odd And now it will be there for days...
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@odd I have Arthur's Theme, by Christopher Cross, stuck in mine this morning.
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@odd That’s what it looks like, but that drop is tiny, perhaps 3-4mm. See my response to dejus for a description.
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@dejus Yes. The garden owner thinks pollen is distributed evenly over the leaf, then dew forms, runs downhill, concentrating the pollen inside droplets.
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@Miraz How close to sunset is this? And could you have moved to the left?
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@dejus It's collard greens, and you are right about it being a water droplet. What's the yellow?
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@Miraz lmao at the overflow
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@Miraz Seahorse?
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@tinyroofnail I am glad someone was amused!
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@z428 I wouldn’t mind, but it will take a while to write it.
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@tinyroofnail Perfect.
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@dwalbert We cooked it in a vacuum as a precaution.
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@Miraz This showed up in my timeline just as I plugged my iPad into my linux machine. I was very confused for a bit.
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@ayjay Cool!
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@jemostrom I think, technically, we don’t know where you are, so you should be safe.
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@jean It's like the beginning of Spaceballs. Lovely shot.
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@iangriffin Striking and beautiful.
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@jokef Beautiful.
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