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Bob, looked at the EXIF - 28mm?
That a Siggy you're using?
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...alparrots.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/3869815.stm
Lots of different theories as to why there are so many. Personally i reckon it started when owning parrots became fashionable, people were crap at looking after them and many just flew off and bred like mad. The reason there are so many is because it's a prey free habitat (besides cats), there's food available all year round, and they breed a lot!
Result is what you see in the photo
GSte (04-06-2009)
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Ah ok
My reversing ring came today so i'll have a play with that properly
What combo did you use to get the stag beetle? Didn't know you got blighters like that in Dorset!
just a Tamron 28-75, its got pretty good focal distance..
if you click the link above, the PDF shows the area's where they can be found in the UK
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Edinburgh from Arthur's Seat
Here is another from the garden
looks like a lovely place to eat lunch kal
Ok, so it's technically not a recent photo, but I was trying to revise this week and couldn't focus, so I went back to my photos from my Round the World trip last year and picked out a few more that I like, but hadn't thought much of last time
View across the Chao Phraya River from Tha Phra Athit (Pier 13), in Bangkok, Thailand
CMC is that a polarizer your using?
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
nope, just a little post processing, used the shadows/highlghts tool in photoshop, then slightly desaturated the image, and added a vignette
Whilst up at the airfield last week
If you look closely, you can spot a glider in the centre-top-right.
i'll just leave this here
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