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Natures Jewels

Natures Jewels

camera

Canon EOS 50D

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settings

Aperture f/4.0 ISO 400 Shutter 1/60

upload_date

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Jun, 2014

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208

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Peer Award

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Magnificent Capture

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Top 10 rank

Top 20 rank week 2

Great capture of droplets

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Fantastic shot.. Love it! ")

Thanks sweetpea...Yvonne.

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Looking through the library window of Leeds castle.

Wood Blewit...

Sometimes you just get a divine light!

Raining and getting dark....

My boy, rescued from a sewer in Greece as a pup, this photo is much more than what you see. A special boy.

Blue.....

Au revoir

Very common but make a pretty picture...
Deceivers...Laccaria laccata.
KENT. UK.
20-11-2014.

Directed by a 7 year old who knows what she wants, we had a HEAP of fun doing this. Just catching the last of the bluebells and the evening sun.

Sunset silhouette.

Poo parasol (COPRINUS CINEREUS) catching the sun on a winter morning.

A pair of Brassica Bugs (which are shield bugs). One of each colour variant on Chamomile.

It's a wonder I even noticed them, so tiny, barely 1cm high. Possibly Rickenella fibula as they are commonly found in moss.

Young photgrapher...

Hidden in the depths of the woods, the rain had started to fall, they must have been tucked up inside away from the cold and wet. I'll call again next

Playing hide and seek with a Golden-bloom grey longhorn beetle, he won...:)

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