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looking through these again, it gives me lots of ideas of how to make things look more natural. the second picture is great. i like how the wood shows its been there for years. the way it smooths into the forest floor. something to think about. thanks mark, got me thinking on another level...

excellent photos as allways mate. i love your forest shots. i remember when i went to the lakes early this year. i came back full of ideas, but never carried them into a scape. theres just too many ideas in my head and i find myself going for the easier options.

great shots john. makes me want to get a macro lens :D get well soon from me too :thumbup:

Re: pollen count + fly excellent shots. the eyes on flys are pretty cool. how close can you get though? :P

cheers guys. mark. you should get some of this and grow it emersed. mine flowers constantly. you would love to shoot these with your crazy lens.

not great photography but i really like these little flowers :D i have a few stems on a windowsill in a tray and i have about 5 flowers on. its only got about 20 leaves so quite a few. Here is the flower bud before it opens and after its opened. they are very small. that one is about...

it that on an emersed plant? i have lots of hydrocotyle flowers which are pretty cool. almost like snowballs :D

amazing shot mate. i love the colours on the bit the fealers connect on to. whatever thats called :lol: the green speckled bits. its amazing how much detail they have on them. we dont see half of it.

too right. its amazing stuff. im looking foward to these vids of this new 120cm in a few months :thumbup: thought you'd have it planted by now :eh: :lol:

i would love to get into making and editing videos like you are, bet you can wait till the summer :D i just need to win the lottery then ill have plently of money and time :lol:

great video. love the music too

they do look smart. i have not seen them in the shops ether i see the mystery plant there too

great shots. tree trunks have allways inspired me to do a scape replecating one. i love the fourth one also. just thinking what to use as a foreground. the brown it a nice contrast with the moss. you have got me thinking now. :lol: even just using leaves like george did in one of his biotope

i cant see a pic :(

thanks mark :lol: thats a cool looking nano. i like the hydrocotyle i have to try it soon. i didnt see the mystery plant actually

we need more videos mark. i dont think i would ever get tired of seeing these :D

8) i would have loved to see autumn blush on video. i allways woundered what it looks like in motion the video looks better than the last mate :thumbup:

love the first one john. ace shots :thumbup:

fish and shrimp allways look amazing close up. shows what we miss out on. great shots mark

sweeeeeet! 8) i really like the last one. although i wouldnt know what it was without the other shots

they are amazing! 8) i really like them both but the second one is my fav

cheers mark. i am putting the beast of a halide up tomorrow :D i held it over the tank and it looked 10x better already. the greens looked awsome

great photo mark. :D interesting to see how you do things too

cool shots dan! :D i like the third one

thats really cool mark. you can see each cell :D have you tried shooting a stem plant? i imagine they are quite interesting

now thats got a funky hairstyle another cool pic :thumbup:

:lol: got to agree there. great shot none the less

cool shots again. have you ever seen the things that the wildlife people (cant remember what you call them) use? they go out at night with a white sheet and light it from behind and they all land on the sheet. although i doubt it will create enough light for the lens by the sound of things...

:shock: :lol: i need to get into leadwork

just me again :lol: i am really loving these images though. they are unbeliveable :D keep snapping i really want a camera like. this with a lens like this. how much was the lens? :?

ahh that one is ace. that would look ace on a white wall. bet its quite fun looking for things to shoot :lol:

i love these photos mark. it would be good to print some onto a canvas. id have them on my wall any day

wow thats the buisness :P

well done george :clap: i bet it will be a good feeling when you see the real thing dont blame you. i would for sure.

great shots george as always how do you find keeping marine? expensive?

sea creatures are amazing arnt they nice to see some freshwater species too :thumbup:

ahh we were a bit further away from salzburg at a place called ellmau (spelling)

hey i just went there about the same time you did. where did you go?

cool pic :thumbup: your guinea pig has 2 halfs :lol:

:lol: not my idea of a nice days fishing did you check out them rock pools?

thats pretty cool hope they arnt on a water meter

your photos still make me want a camera. i was looking at the nikon d40 as they are cheap and meant to be good for a beginer. shame i cant afford one at the moment :( ill get one in the end :D

theres a few places that are good for different reasons, boston has a very small shop but a nice fish selection and there is woodthorpe aquatics (next to the garden centre) which has loads of equipment but not a great fish selection. the tropica plants there are very bad condition but knowone...

you guys are not too far from me ether i am spilsby way :D cracking shot too george!

didnt know you had a marine setup george! i was going to set up a tank at one point but stayed with freshwater as theres so much to learn ooh and the fish iv seen in my lfs they allways stand out to me for some reason

looks ace there mate, bet you could spend another week or two there

Re: Trip to London. great pics graeme 8)

man i post on too many of your threads but its hard not too :lol: great shot AGAIN and you leaves on your anubias look very healthy

they look quite nice mark iv allways liked the look of them. i still like rummies by the way they shoal

looks ace to me :D I wish i could do something cool like that to my photos i see you still have that little balloon ram :P

nice photos wish i had a camera like yours to play with. i also like the first one too the way the wind is blowing the grass

thats cool :D i might try one :roll: where did you get the moss from?

i saw a real tame red squirrel once got to about a metre away from it :lol:

any chance of posting a full tank shot when its been published as i havent got subscribed to the mag yet :(

yerr he was lucky that was at my grandmas house when she had him. Think he thought he cud swim :lol: .He came out of hibernation early again, last year he came out on christmas day :D

iv got a tortoise the same not sure how old he is though but ino hes over 40. hes had a hard life he went missing for about a day when a last ditch attempt my dad scraped a net along the bottom of a pond and by miricle found him