Brad Ross

devoted, that is what I like about dogs, a great tribute, it is losing a family member, isn't it,, pets are special for people, great capture images

with the E-5. 50-200 & EC 14, hand held,

great dragon fly catch,,  yes, the 70-300mm is great, and the first lens I bought when getting my first Olympus the E 520, a great purchase, I have the 50-200mm with an EC-14 but the 70-mm-300mm is...

..takes more time to go through,, those still pleasurably to see how people reach back into what they have done in the past, and fitting it to the current challenge,,

a re-working of a previous image

the color looks like a leaf, the B&W looks like a clam shell that is open

those are nice shots, the first looks light Trumpet Vine, a beautiful but can  be a spreading sort of plant, the second is wild carrot,, or in Germany "Foam Flower",, we in the US call it Queen...

Like both, you have great compositions, but also like glowing light on the water lily with that blue dasher, I haven't found any that have landed on anything but a twig sticking up from the water

And very nice that they organized themselves for that composition , and very GREEN, it would make a nice contribution to the biweekly challenge , I know they must be around here, but never have...

... Having bee on #3 is nice, but the others are good as well

with the 50-200 & EC14 Seaside Dragonlet - Male Seaside Dragonlet - Male  Bull frog   Blue Dasher - male with the 50-200 & EC14

Lee, your work ethic has resulted in potentially great things. I think that you new website does look professional and  looks well one. I wish you the best.

Can you move image and comments?

thanks, I sometimes do wait a while, though I am pretty impatient,   waiting for the wings to be a certain way, finding after one has, taken a lot of shots, then you begin to wait for a better one,

,, I bought a decent printer, the EPSON 3880. ,my question now, saving photo for viewing, if someone has a mega computer  display, or maybe viewing on the large television,(and they are only going...

These are great unexpected captures,

For beginning photographers , a basic but good thing to know, you could show them a dead on center photo and one where the rule is shown , and then show why in a real close up, why centering is...

Is a great catch with that singing face

Though the more colorful prior images are lovely, but nothing like seeing them in action, grabbing a meal

Mallards are the typical duck around here, Wood ducks are always fun to find,, my problem with this pond it the observing shore is always facing into the sun!