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Dec 2, 2017 08:38:30   #
(Close Up Photography)
Old Merry Go Round
HOT Texas wrote:
Shot with Sony a7rm2 with Sony 85mm f/1.8 @ f/8


Johnny, nice picture, good composition. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Dec 2, 2017 08:35:24   #
(Close Up Photography)
Just Flowers
HOT Texas wrote:
There getting hard to come by now, to get colder next week.

Use the downloads if you wish.

Thanks for looking and have a good weekend!!!!

Johnny


Johnny, nice series of pictures. What is the flower in the 4th picture, the yellow colored one? You have a great weekend too. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 27, 2017 20:55:50   #
(Close Up Photography)
Just Leaves
HOT Texas wrote:
On a recent outing or two.

As always there is a double download to view if you wish.

Thanks for looking!!!!

Johnny


Johnny, nice series of pictures... enjoyed viewing them. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 27, 2017 20:42:27   #
(Close Up Photography)
Butterfly
HOT Texas wrote:
There was a car parked about 40 yards from where I shot this and the sun was glairing of the rear chrome rear bumper so decided to put it in the upper left part of the picture


Johnny, taking that extra step to produce this beautiful picture is just one more example of your amazing talent as a photographer. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 27, 2017 20:11:00   #
(Close Up Photography)
Whisky Please
HOT Texas wrote:
There is a double download if you wish


Johnny, very nice digital painting. I like this painting...you did good. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 23, 2017 12:02:02   #
(Close Up Photography)
Happy Thanksgivings
HOT Texas wrote:
Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, Some of you will be hitting the roads soon, Please be safe.

Painted in the GIMP

Johnny


Johnny, I would like to wish you a "Happy Thanksgiving" too! I love this painting. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 9, 2017 18:49:47   #
(Close Up Photography)
Out with the Minolta 58mm f1.4
HOT Texas wrote:
I told Angela I would post some of these, were shot with a vintage MC Minolta 58mm f/1.4 mounted on a Sony A7rII full frame camera, I shot all shots @f/2 because her Helios 44-2 is a 58mm f/2.

It was overcast the day I shot these, but it don't matter to me weather it's rain, clouds, sun or snow, well maybe not the rain.

Give me a prime lens from 45-85mm and I'll have more fun than aloud to have.

You will enjoy them more if you use the downloads if you wish!!!!

Thanks for looking!!!!

Johnny
I told Angela I would post some of these, were sho... (show quote)


Johnny, nice set of pictures produced by you using the Minolta MC 58MM lens. Your Post is encouraging me to dust off my Minolta 58MM lens and give it a good test. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Nov 8, 2017 10:00:18   #
(Close Up Photography)
Hard work pay's off
HOT Texas wrote:
My Butterfly garden has paid off again after 3 years in the making (Thanks to my Wife) This years addition was a 8ft. X 8Ft with nothing but Greg's Mist flowers They love this flower along with the Giant Mist flower that we planted two years ago.

The butterflies were here by the hundred's every day for the last 6 weeks, that will come to a end next week because the temp is about to drop. I mean heck it's November


Here are a few from the last week or so.

Please use the downloads if you wish and thanks for looking!!!!

Johnny
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Johnny, these are beautiful butterfly pictures...most enjoyable viewing. I think it is neat that you have a butterfly garden. Thanks for sharing.

Tejaswrangler
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Oct 15, 2017 09:09:46   #
(Close Up Photography)
A few Butterflies from yesterday
HOT Texas wrote:
Lots of people have a hard time telling the difference between a Queen butterfly and a Monarch butterfly, including my wife, but if she see's one of each side by side she has no problem, the first two pictures are Queens, The queen is chiefly a tropical species. In the US, it is usually confined to the southern portion of the country. It can be found regularly in peninsular Florida and southern Georgia, as well as in the southern portions of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California and Mexico.

There is a recommended double download if you wish to look at them.

Thanks for Looking!!!!! Have a great weekend!!!!

Johnny
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Johnny, these are beautiful pictures. Aso enjoyed reading the interesting information about the butterflies. Thanks for sharing.

Tejaswrangler
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Oct 6, 2017 07:59:04   #
(Close Up Photography)
Just Playing Around
HOT Texas wrote:
With Topaz Studio and the GIMP Painter.

The download is a must!!!! (Sorry)


Wow! I wish that I had your talent in producing outstanding pictures. This is one beautiful, outstanding picture. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Oct 6, 2017 07:48:49   #
(Close Up Photography)
Out with a vintage Tamron 90mm f/2.5 Macro
HOT Texas wrote:
Mounted on Sony a6000

There is a double download if you wish.

Thanks for Looking!!!!

Johnny


Johnny, awesome pictures...great colors, sharp, and good composition. I loved viewing them in the double download mode. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Oct 6, 2017 07:41:19   #
(Close Up Photography)
Mixed Flowers Shots
HOT Texas wrote:
Drizzle, mist and sometimes rain yesterday and today, so I edit a few I shot this early week.

Hope everyone has a great weekend, Thanks for looking!!!!

Johnny


Johnny, this is a beautiful series of flowers. I love the beautiful colors, and how sharp they are...just outstanding pictures! Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Sep 27, 2017 14:28:32   #
(Close Up Photography)
Santa Fe Rail Road Museum
HOT Texas wrote:
One more


Johnny, this is a nice picture. I would love to find a way to drive one of these old steam locomotives, or even a present model locomotive. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Sep 26, 2017 10:42:51   #
(Photo Gallery)
Santa Fe #3423
HOT Texas wrote:
Built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1921.

This Pacific 4-6-2 was built as a passenger locomotive. "She" ran several routes across the U.S. but spent most of her time in Texas. This engine was in service until 1952. This steam engine burned fuel oil, not coal.


Johnny, awesome picture of the vintage steam locomotive. I also enjoyed the historical information provided. Thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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Sep 17, 2017 19:04:40   #
(Close Up Photography)
A few Flutters
HOT Texas wrote:
And a Critter named Earl!!!!


Johnny, goodness, you sure have lots of butterflies at your home place. I enjoyed viewing these beautiful, colorful, well composed pictures...thanks for sharing. Tejaswrangler
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