Robert_Schild

Hi MRP, beautiful shots! This one is from my garden: Tamron 90 macro Best regards, Robert

Hi Dean, I hope you will have as much fun with it as I have...I never go on a trip without it! Best regards, Robert

Not bad Holger! Great sharpness here..look forward to see more pics from you with this lens. Best regards, Robert

Hi MRP, Great pics in the thread this month! My contribution: The first three are taken with the A 70-210 4.0: The last is taken with the F*300 4.5: Best regards, Robert

Hi Eric, really like your shot..insects and flowers go well together. made one myself recently: Best regards, Robert

Not bad at all, Kees :-) Enjoy your new gear! best regards, Robert

Hi all, some garden flowers, in order of decreasing size: Hope you like them, best regards, Robert

Hi all, A Blackberry flower: and a bush I do not know the name of...anyone? best regards, Robert

Small, but beautiful: Takumar 135 2.5 Best regards, Robert

Hi all, another Black/White flower (Rhododendron): Tamron 90 macro Best regards, Robert My PPG: http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/artists/robertschild Photos: lightleveller.com

Hi MRP, Interesting shot! From my own garden: A pink Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta): and a B/W of the well-known yellow Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) Best regards, Robert

Nice shots Phil! This is a very interesting lens... :-) Best regards, Robert

Hi MRP, lovely flower! Some contributions  from my garden: Tamron 90 macro Tamron 90 macro Best regards, Robert

Hi Mike, great shots! best regards, Robert

Great work! How hard/easy was it to get shots like these? best regards, Robert

Hi all, first flowers appearing here, a tiny blosom: F*300 4.5 and butterbur (Petasites hybridus): the flowers appear before the giant leaves: DA 35 2.8 macro Best regards, Robert

Same tulip: Best Regards, Robert

Thanks Dean, I like it too because the result is what i had in mind when I made the shot. best regards, Robert

Thanks Nhelnhel. best regards, Robert

Hi KPM2, the background in the first one was obtained by a black cloth over a chair behind the flower...in the shadow. best regards, Robert