Posts for: swallowtail
Aug 26, 2014 10:19:36 #
Thanks Earl. glad you liked it.
DOOK wrote:
Thanks Anne. I could have done it, but the picture is nothing to write home about, so I wasn't prepared to spend the time on it. You did a good job, by the way (better than I could). Earl.
Aug 26, 2014 07:31:29 #
Hi DOOK, Great photo. Hope you don't mind but I had a go removing the ropes for you.
Regards
Anne
Regards
Anne
DOOK wrote:
D7100/Nikon 55-300mm.
He was sitting on a fishing boat just before dusk on a dull, bleak day. I was thinking of having a go at removing the ropes, but I chickened out. Please feel free to download.
He was sitting on a fishing boat just before dusk on a dull, bleak day. I was thinking of having a go at removing the ropes, but I chickened out. Please feel free to download.
Aug 20, 2014 19:05:39 #
Hi, The difference between Dragonflies and Damselflies is that the Damselflies fold their wings back and Dragonflies don't.
REJ wrote:
Thank you all who replied. I now know that the black dragon fly is a Ebony Jewelwing Damselfly. REJ
Aug 19, 2014 06:33:31 #
Lovely photos. Number 1 is a Damselfly but which one I don't know.
REJ wrote:
These photos were taken at a friends place, it has been to windy at my farm. REJ
Aug 6, 2014 07:36:24 #
A lot of rivalry between Jersey and Guernsey, especially around Liberation day in May when the Murrati is held, (Soccer game), between Jersy Crapauds, (a Toad) and Guernsey Donkeys.
GWR100 wrote:
Thanks a lot Shakey, Its a great island, a bit bigger than Guernsey but just a pictures, -- You may remember This from Guernsey, --St Peter Port Harbour?
Thanks again for your feedback,
Geoff
Thanks again for your feedback,
Geoff
Aug 6, 2014 07:33:21 #
I used to swim from the slip to the end of the pier and back, my Dad had a boat in the harbour and we used to fish for Mackerel, Whiting and Snipe. At low tide we would get Sand Eels, which I believe are rare now and it the harbour there was an area called The Banks where we would collect Cockles and Razorfish, too polluted now with all the boats, just very smelly mud. My Great Great Grandfather used to sail out of there to Newfoundland to the Grand Banks, Cod fishing.
GWR100 wrote:
Our Niece & her husband have a restaurant at Gorey called Somas, right opposite the castle,
Geoff
Geoff
Aug 6, 2014 07:28:17 #
Have just looked up online exactly where it is, it used to be owned by Mrs. Lamb, I'm 59 so it was a long time ago, and Vine House was where my Dad was born and my Great Great Grandparents bought the house, we lived a couple of doors down, towards the castle, at South View. I still get very homesick when I see photos.
GWR100 wrote:
Our Niece & her husband have a restaurant at Gorey called Somas, right opposite the castle,
Geoff
Geoff
Aug 6, 2014 06:23:44 #
Gorey Pier, looked out of my bedroom window at the harbour and castle. All my relatives still there.
GWR100 wrote:
I'm so pleased you enjoyed it, what part of the island did you live?. We were babysitting our nieces kids while they were away, so didn't get around a lot this time, but I will post a few more as and when.
Thanks a lot for your feedback swallowtail, most welcome,
Geoff
Thanks a lot for your feedback swallowtail, most welcome,
Geoff
Aug 6, 2014 05:50:26 #
Amazing. Where were they taken?
rjb8267 wrote:
took these a couple of weeks ago, these birds have got to be one of the most awesome birds on earth :)
Aug 6, 2014 05:48:53 #
Hi, Wonderful image, made me very homesick. I was born and brought up there, still miss it and I've lived in Aus. for 27 years.
GWR100 wrote:
We were have a Lobster supper in a restaurant on the quay side one evening and it was a really beautiful light so I took the opportunity to get this 11 picture stitched Pano of St Aubin's Harbour.
Please download for full effect.
Please download for full effect.
Jul 30, 2014 07:57:32 #
Beautiful, very serene. What are you fishing for?
eugene rutter wrote:
My vessel on the Dogger Bank
Jul 28, 2014 06:58:59 #
Thank you, I'll look them up. I don't wamt to edit the EXIF data but would sometimes like to see what settings were used. Just another way of learning.
Psergel wrote:
If you right click in the file and chose "properties" then "detail" you can see some of the EXIF data.
There are many EXIF viewers/editors out there for free. One is PhotoMe another is exif tool. Best accessed via exiftoolgui.
Why anyone would edit the exif data is something of a mystery to me.
There are many EXIF viewers/editors out there for free. One is PhotoMe another is exif tool. Best accessed via exiftoolgui.
Why anyone would edit the exif data is something of a mystery to me.
Jul 28, 2014 06:26:35 #
Is there something like this for a PC?
Gitchigumi wrote:
You need an ap called Photometa... Once you have downloaded the photo, use Photometa to see all the meta data associated with it. Enjoy! :thumbup:
Jul 27, 2014 07:55:22 #
Hi, nice photos. These are Purple Swamphens not Moorhens.
DOOK wrote:
D7100/Nikon 55-300mm.
Late afternoon & overcast (it was starting to sprinkle). Downloading should give them a little detail.
Late afternoon & overcast (it was starting to sprinkle). Downloading should give them a little detail.
Jul 24, 2014 17:55:40 #
Just make sure it is the original and not a used one, you need a usable licence key, Also have a look on Amazon. If you are not in a hurry I would wait for 13 to get all the latest updates. just my opinion.
davidheald1942 wrote:
Hi Swallow.
Very well laid out for me. I think I'm going to go ahead
and bite the bullet and buy 12 off of e-bay.
Again, thanks
ronny
Very well laid out for me. I think I'm going to go ahead
and bite the bullet and buy 12 off of e-bay.
Again, thanks
ronny