Snapped these up with the new box on a walk in the park
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| Calotropis gigantea – one of my favourite weeds, because there’s always much happening on its leaves and flowers |
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| See – what did I tell you? This chap was sitting here waiting for brunch |
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| Closer crop. I need a macro lens for any more detail. Donors, listening? |
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| ‘Tis the season for Tulip Trees |
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Founder-editor of The Green Ogre, Beej began this blog as a solo writing project in 2006. A communications professional, he has worked as a corporate storyteller, journalist, travel writer, cartoonist and photo-blogger. He is an active birder and citizen science enthusiast.
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Thanks, Amila! I've been drooling at the sharpness myself. I'm going to take the FZ28 for a spin in the Himalayas next month and I hope to bring back something nice. I think I'll follow in your footsteps after I've earned my stripes.
These look pretty sharp, Beej.
I like the colours I see. I got myself a FZ-18 in Dec, 2007 and used it heavily until I got my first dSLR in Sep, 2008 for macro work. Now I hardly use the panasonic.