Capture: Getting closer
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Dammit, I've had a really intermittent connection to Public Address these last few days. Hopefully this time it works properly. Nope, try again. Attempt #3. Attempt #4.
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Jos, in reply to
Looking at your avatar, that sounds like lunch!
I'm amazed that you can post here at all, I gather you are in the middle of nowhere in deepest darkest China....
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Southeastern corner of downtown Beijing most of the time, with regular trips out to the inlaws in the mountains in Beijing's outer northwest, so not quite deepest, darkest, or even most polluted, but not far off. No offence to Russell, but one needs to be huge and influential to attract the censors' attention. Either that or collateral damage, innocently sharing a server with something unharmonious. Weird thing is I have easy access to PAS on my cellphone over China Mobile, but intermittent access on my laptop through the university network.
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Big fatties in lower left corner.
so whats in the lower right corner? Lower left ,I cant see or am I going mental
Spider.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Lower left ,I cant see or am I going mental
I think it might be the other left. :-)
I zoomed in on a Magpie. It was quardling away merrily.
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Jos,
There are more than one lefts and rights actually, I am personally certain of this.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
so whats in the lower right corner? Lower left ,I cant see or am I going mental
ahhhhh, yes, right it is, and I had thought quite hard about whether that was the left or the right corner ; )
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
i never realised they were pale green, always thought they were the white in the photo but if so what are those green aliens? Learn something new every day
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One last try, now that my connection seems stable again...
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Success!!! And I still can't figure out why its antennae and legs look like they're printed into the concrete, almost as if I captured a slater shell placed very precisely over a slater fossil.
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While I'm enjoying a suddenly stable connection...
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Did the slater move or was it stuck in there .As you say that is uncanny if it isn't set in the concrete
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
It was moving, it just came out that fossil-wearing-a-shell way in the photo.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Learn something new every day
have squashed enough of the little buggers to know how green they are! but there are white things under the leaves of my brocolli, not sure what buggers they are. but when the ladybirds or their funny-looking larvae have eaten the juicy goodness from the aphid body they leave the whispy white shell of aphid, like you can see in Chris's picture on the leaf edge. Nature eh? So complicated and so full of really small creatures : )
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
lousey vampires!
its antennae and legs look like they’re printed into the concrete
I imagine that at that scale, the distance between them and the concrete would be negligible and so they are forced into the same focal plane...
...but who knew they didn't cast shadows!
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It's possible I posted one of these at the time I took it, but this has had the benefit of time, and photoshop. :-)
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Something's getting closer. Giant White West Highland Terrier shaped cloud.
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More flowery things
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And two more
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Our kermadec is flowering again, and these bees came to visit.
They could be sharper, but I thought it wasn't bad, given it was hand held in a westerly breeze. :-)
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Jos,
Wow, great stuff team! Hopefully I'll find something to play with over the weekend. :)
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Today's tiny autumn rose.
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Ants busy grooming those fine feathers
But the fledgling blackbird was past caring
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Fast ants in low light under the walnut tree - hard to catch them as sharp as the feathers.
Two pause for a split second to exchange news.A giant fly sniffs out the opportunity, but can't compete with the ants, leaves them in in exclusive occupation.
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Determined to get as much dandelion fluff on me as possible, she wound up blowing it through the phone and down to you.
Chris W, you do a great job of recording life's rhythms and cycles.
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