Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
I cant keep my eyes crossed long enough dammit
Sofie, I got it when not trying, tired eyes just staring blankly at the pictures then I noticed there was a line up of three pictures not two. So try it again when you are really tired : )
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I used to get the double vision type effect that these work on all the time when I was a teenager - like hours a day. Drove me nuts.
At some stage in my 20s I managed to train my eyes not to do it, now when I want it to look at these, can I make it happen? Can't win.
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Theme tune for these 3D’s… ?
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Jos,
Very cool, perfect!
Great that some of you can see these!
Try this one, the Japanese bit of the Whakatane Rose gardens.
And a great magnolia tree across the road from us. -
That looks like a rhodo to me (even with double vision)
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Jos,
Ah yes sorry, of course it is! :)
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Jos,
made a youtube video for your eye straining pleasure
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Lilith __, in reply to
Lilith ,your last post, 3.40am, tired , much ? ;)
Nah, slept great, was up briefly for a catfood emergency. :-)
Jos, I can only do these 3Ds on the iPad. For me I have to get pretty close.
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Jos,
That makes an interesting mental image! :)
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We're back to the 'perhaps' aspect of spring down here. The nearby hills which overlook the sea were snow-clad yesterday...
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Jos,
In the aptly named Bay of plenty life goes on...
You can see why other birds are wary! -
Leigh Russell, in reply to
Bea-ut-i-ful tui and kowhai, Jos!!!
The snow has melted today. Last weekend I spent a much warmer interlude playing with my compost :-) -
Islander, in reply to
TUI dominates air and tree space- waua! do they get rid of intruders! (I’ve watched ’em get rid of the naybore’s cat- just a nesting couple- I stood by with the .22, ready & willing to kill but they hassled the thing off-)
DoC trapped it a month later.
Okarito is not a place you have cats. -
Leigh Russell, in reply to
Tui and Islander Domination - formidable! Cats certainly can be a terrible hazard to wildlife. I successfully trained two of my cats not to hassle the birds and the other is incapable of it! The photo above is from another spring of some years ago. That cat was remarkable in many ways, his restraint with the ducks especially so as he had been a stray for a long time before we adopted each other. They knew him and regarded him with polite indifference!
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Cecelia, in reply to
That's one of the best tui photos I've seen. All the colours!!!
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Hebe,
Tiger tulips.
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Hebe,
Tulips alone
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Hebe,
Fail
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Hebe,
Blossom (this) time
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Hebe,
The definition on this camera leaves me awestruck.
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Hebe,
Because I can now.
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Jos,
Wow nice Hebe, the cat and the ducklings is classic!
My friend the tui was back in the kowhai this morning, these are with my 24-105mm lens, he was happy for me to get quite close -
Leigh Russell, in reply to
Hello Jos, ah, you can call me 'Leigh'. :-) Although very likely you were addressing both me and Hebe. Tulips and tuis - both just fab!
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Rob Stowell, in reply to
Lovely :)
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JacksonP, in reply to
The definition on this camera leaves me awestruck.
Glad you found something you like, and see you are putting it to very good use already. Yay!
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