This link provided by Ron Thorpe for anyone wanting to know more about Macro

Photography.

A very good site.

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This link provided by Vanessa MacMillan for anyone interested in some great bird photos.

Great pictures of Osprey, not to mention the trout they caught!

There are 35 slides, you don't have to do anything except click the link below and sit back

and watch!

I can't imagine how the photographer positioned himself and/or how long it took to get

these shots...... (unless he was in a blind, on a trout hatchery, with an huge population of

osprey).

These photos are spectacular

Another site from Vanessa.

I love the simplicity of this site. It is laid out so that it is very easy to use, the photos are

very lovely and even better yet, everything is free! It even has directions on how to use

it. Isn’t that awesome? So, there are several ways you can view the photos.

You’ll find the easiest way is to just use the images at the very top to go through each

category. However if you want to know what’s in each category, scroll down the page and

you will find each category described. Underneath those images at the top, you’ll find the

menu with the links: Home, About, Help, Links, New Photos and Contact.

The galleries are: Tropical Islands, Water Lily and Rose, Brilliant Flowers, Landscape 1 and

2, Forests and Foliage and Animals. I really love all these images, so I couldn’t choose a

favorite. I do want to point out the Ornamental Cabbage Garden in the Forests and Foliage

section though! (You’ll find it on page three of that section).

About – In this section, you can learn all about the photographer, John Macken and about

the kind of equipment he uses.

Help – If you need help using one of these photos as your desktop wallpaper, this is where

you need to head. You’ll find detailed instructions. There is also a help tip on storing icons

you don’t use a lot.

New Photos – This is where you can find the photos most recently added to the site.

These photos are truly breathtaking. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did!

One from Richard Knotts

Recommend looking at the photojournalism gallery. Views of Sydney Aus. that shook me

not what you imagine.

Foodscapes by Carl Warner