My best pic of the day

[sunnydale]

Never heard of "Greater Cuckoo Flower"

http://www.ukwildflowers.com/Web_pages/cardamine_raphanifolia_greater_cuckoo_flower.htm


 

[treehugger]

That don't count, it's foreign!   (Mainly cos I been caught out again)

[yorksgal]

That's lovely Claire, you are a good photographer ain't yer 

[withavision]

wow, amazing view you had there Humper 

[Trenchfoot]

just one from the weekend

Like this... alot

[C2C09 Shaun]

This just a snap but one of my faves from our Kinder Scout walk


Kinder Gate

[C2C09 Shaun]

I must make more of an effort to come in here and try to contribute, there are some lovely shots.
Snapped this one while out on a local walk a while ago: the detail of the wings is what caught my eye and how it was collecting the pollen and storing it before flying off.

[barewirewalker]

Great shot, getting the detail of the wings, good focus in a very narrow field of view. I like it as a picture

[C2C09 Shaun]

Great shot, getting the detail of the wings, good focus in a very narrow field of view. I like it as a picture

Thank you, the Bee was very cooperative and stayed still for quite a while
It's true what they say, its not always about the equipment you use it the person behind it, this was taken with a point and shoot (OK a good quality one) I have professional standard camera's for my when I had my business. But the standard of point and shoots and especially the range of Bridge Cameras is excellent. There was a professional photographer in London tat won a £3000 prize a few years go, she has multiple of thousends of ££ of camera equipment, but used a point and shoot.

[peapod21]

2013_0601Ruardean0074 by Peapod3003, on Flickr
 
I took this yesterday on Ruardean Hill. I didn't think too much of it at the time, but it came out really well.

[withavision]

What cameras is everyone using?

[barewirewalker]

I have just returned from staying a week near Lampeter in Mid-Wales. On our first day there I walked without a map following waymarks, as these petered out and not being too fussy about checking the other side of the posts I followed a trail of bootprints and high energy bar packets, until this this trail vaporised, hopefully the anti-litter Dalek's were out exterminating this particular sub species of Homo Pratiens. As I sat and looked about me I spotted a distant trig point, from where I was able to reconnect with my limited knowledge of the area. Still a way off the Public right of way I came across this, a well behaved rambler may not have stumbled across it, so it was my Best Pic of the Day.

[sussamb]

Wow ... that's what I call a stone ... thanks for posting 

[sunnydale]

Green Tiger Beetles doing what Green Tiger Beetles do on a warm sunny day!........

[carolina2k9]

ha, nice shot