WPC: Transformation

In this case the transformation is incomplete.

I found eliminating reflections very,very difficult and the frequently moving tadpoles weren’t on my side.

Experimental

I’ve taken over 90,000 shots with my camera but never used the, “Artistic” setting on it so all of these photos taken today were experimental.

Very simple with a “point and shoot” camera like mine, a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ80. The images are straight out of the camera, unprocessed apart from resizing.

Image with no artistic filter.

A selection of images using the, “Artistic” icon on the dial.

 

 

WPC: Temporary

My intention today was to take a photo of a tadpole, a temporary state, but as I watched the pool I saw this meniscus created by a Hoverfly drinking and decided that was perfect for the prompt instead.

WPC: Peek

Take a peek.

He’s peeking at me peeking at him!

Wildlife Visitors: October

As usual hover the cursor over an image to see the caption or click on it to  see larger images in a slideshow.

Furry

Brushtail Possum

Koala – male

Ringtail Possum

Although it might seem from my posts that a Koala is always here that’s not so. I have no idea how extensive their range is, I’m sure that depends on the density of the Eucalypts they eat but they usually reappear here every few weeks.

Feathered

Crested Pigeon

Rosella

Magpie mother and young one

Rainbow Lorikeet

Red Wattlebird

Flighty

Honey Bee

Native Blue-banded Bee

Cabbage White Butterfly

Small fly

Damselfly

Fly

Common Brown Butterfly

Tiny fly

Hoverfly

Ladybug

Little orange moth

Small beige moth

Shield Bug

Creepy, Crawly, Slippery, Slimy and Scary

Two little spiders

Ants with Queen

Caterpillar or twig?

Centipede

Little spider feeling threatened

Native Cockroach

Crab Spider

Flat Worm

Huntsman

Jumping Spider

Psyllids

Native Centipede

Orb Weaver Spider

Slaters

Slug -with mites

Mites on a slug

Snail drinking

Tadpoles – rescued from drying pool

Tadpoles