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amazing pics G :) keep safe dude :) much respect

the panasonic Lumix has a Leica lens anyway :) and you dont need a mortgage to buy it :lol: Great pics mate :) keep safe

facinating thread :) thanks for sharing. great to see the flowers of the plants we take for granted every day.

thats even more concerning than the narration!

thats possibly the oddest thing Ive seen today.. and I had a 3 hour board meeting today :shock: 'has fell into'? lol

no.. its a bridge camera so its fixed lense. Thats cheaper than they used to be, so Im not sure whats in the same bracket now.

lovely camera, i have the S5600 which is almost identical. Extremely good zoom and being Fuji, probably the best colour representation on any bridge camera. You cant go wrong at all. Taken with the S5600 on a tripod, with no special kit other than a £3.99 desk light, and a black piece of...

lol what a lovely fish :) great personality!

Makes a change from him chasing birds!

Beautiful creature. Taken at full stretch on full zoom.

you should make an HDR shot out of that, colours would be amazing. :) you have a good eye mate :)

RAW is the best way to go, it has to be said. :)

Fuji S6500 :) £120, not a much better non-dslr around.

are those HDR shots Neil? look very like them if not :) nice work either way

wow lovely shot :) a cheap idea for diffusing the light is to use the bottom of a plastic milk bottle over the light source, I use this for my flower macro shots and it works wonders. http://www.flickr.com/photos/cryllius/s ... 276611451/ no need for any expensive gear!!

Dans the boy!! :) listen to Dan

one thing you can do, is increase the canvas size by say, 20 pixels, and tell photoshop you want a black background and to center the current image inside the extra. i think its an option in the same dialogue window. that should give you a 10 px border around the whole image, then you can put...

yep :) every photo on that whole flickr ID is mine :) i specialise in flora macros and other nature shots really, but I do love old buildings too! thanks for the wow! :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cryllius/s ... 286636139/ if your interested in any of my B/W stuff :)

hehe love the shots mate, particularly the holyhocks

Riccia in full swing after a waterchange Limited by equipment Im afraid, a full SLR would have been able to achieve a much sharper shot *pouts*

Its Nerite snails that do that Dave, and yeah, its just a nightmare haha theyre welded into the bogwood, quite literally. Unfortunately, Nerite eggs need to be laid in brackish water to hatch out. The apple snails lay their eggs in large batches all bonded together out of the water, whats...

hehe :) theyre my favorite fish in the tank are those barbs :) i have 2.. they cost a fortune, and are so hard to find around here for some reason. Theyre so gentle, yet so active, they never touch a leaf of anything, and will quite happily peck off algae they find. I want more, George says...

My amazing apple snail.. grown 50% bigger in 3 weeks. Torpedo Barb over Riccia hills Feeding time at the zoo

I really love it Dave :) one of the best bits, is that it could be a shot of any natural habitat, you cant tell its man-made :) nice camera btw *jealous aura*

amazing work dude :) as usual!