To jump or not to jump… that’s the question
Of course… be brave: step, jump or fly into a new adventure and discover unknown possibilities!
For more entries: Weekly Photo Challenge: Treshold
To jump or not to jump… that’s the question
Of course… be brave: step, jump or fly into a new adventure and discover unknown possibilities!
For more entries: Weekly Photo Challenge: Treshold
Wanderings & observations
Jane's Lens
De vogels die onze tuin bezoeken en de insecten en bloemen die er leven en algemene fotografie
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“It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting.”
Artist, Photographer and Computer Tutor/Tech
...meestal in de natuur, soms in een donkere stad...
kleine dingen die me zoal bezig houden
fotografeert & schrijft verhalen en gedichten
RusselsLof is een lofzang op het leven, in woord en beeld. Leuk dat je komt kijken op mijn blog; hopelijk geniet je met me mee!
Grensgevallen
Simply photography
Just me . . .
Er is zoveel moois te zien en het is geweldig om dat vast te leggen met mijn camera.
Een persoonlijke zoektocht naar de relatie tussen paard en mens.
squeezing the moment, sharing the joy
Russels Lof 
Ladybug fly
Fly, fly, fly
Ladybugs fly
Fly over here
Fly over there
They fly up high and they fly down low.
Around and around and around they go.
They fly fast, and they fly slow.
Oh, ladybugs fly.
Aaah how sweet Jaap! And how perfect with my lady bug pictures…
And here’s the sad and terrible rhyme they taught us as children:
Ladybug, ladybug, fly away home
Your house is on fire and your children are gone….
Beautiful shots – what kind of lens did you use to capture the ladybug?
Haha, maybe not so sweet as the former verse, but thank you for sharing. And hey, as I recall one is saved (Ann under the frying pan 🙂
My macro lens is a Tamron 90 mm F2.8 (and I’m in love with it)
Yes, that lens (and the photographer) is doing a great job!
WOW! great set of shots! I love the action shot! You have quite an eye. I’m definitely going to have to invest in a macro lens….
Thank you so much!
If you’ve got the money, go for it and buy a macro lens… it’s such a joy and so easy to work with; you’ll find heaps of treasures, even in your own back yard!
Amazing photos!
janet
Thank you Janet, that’s a great compliment!
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Nice interpretation of the Threshold theme! What great shots! Love them. 🙂
As for me, I was out looking for photographs reflecting the Halloween theme last October and came across this interesting Threshold. You’re welcome to come and see what my take on this week’s theme is:
http://fstopfantasy.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/weekly-photo-challenge-threshold-bittersweet-lodge/
such beautiful images! well done – and thanks for sharing. think i will pass on this challenge as time is very limited at the moment. have a great weekend! 🙂
i was inspired to post something for ‘threshold’ after all. thanks again for these great images. do enjoy your weekend! 🙂
This little fellow surely faces the treshold to a unknown life…
Sweet captures of immense bravoury, Noortje !!
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Great shots, Noortje. The second one really tough!
As always beautiful pictures
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