Let's See The Beauty In Your Backyard.

JF2381 · Jul 12, 2007

I-K@ndY · Jul 12, 2007

Nice shot all! wish I got some skills like that! keep em comin

anomie · Jul 12, 2007

I love this thread. Great shots all. :)

revhtree · Jul 13, 2007

Great pics all!!! Here is my donation. These were literally in my backyard and I took these shots today.

JGoslee · Jul 13, 2007

Great pics everyone. Rev that fly pic is awesome!

JF2381 · Jul 13, 2007

Rev
That fly shot is HOT!

Angel · Jul 14, 2007

I'll play...

My Tree in the front yard

Worm Snake

Coon

Angel · Jul 14, 2007

Mantis cleaning itself

Anole

Dew Spider

Angel · Jul 14, 2007

Male squirrel I raised

Female I raised

Angel · Jul 14, 2007

Plant/Flower

Tomato

Viola

Rosebud

Angel · Jul 14, 2007

Flowers

Petunia

Japanese Magnolia Cone

gflat65 · Jul 25, 2007

Great pics. Here are some from Lake Martin (Al). My wife took these, so I can take no credit.

JeffReef · Jul 25, 2007

Not quite my backyard but a nice pic nontheless. :D

I made the trip to SF Zoo to test my new lens yesterday. Photo is 100% crop with no image editing taken at 500mm, handheld. Pretty sharp considering how far the subject really is.

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