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Today I went out for a day in the Cotswolds with the family and went to the stunning Snowshill Lavender and took far too many similar looking pictures of some flowers!! Strangest thing was the constant hum of Bees in the fields, loads of my shots have Bees hidden in them either in or out of...

A strong set but #5 shades it for me, looks fantastic

Problem is, for full sun and high in the sky I'd probably need an ND filter as my minimum ISO is 200. Thanks for the top though, only my second air show and last one was years ago with an EOS 400D

A few rubbish efforts from the airshow at RAF Cosford, entry was a surprise birthday present from my wife. Missed the start due to ridiculous road traffic, took 5 hours to get there having spent two hours covering 1 mile and still 5 miles away. We gave up and drove to Telford train station...

Yes I do, all 6 of these were taken with it, the quality of it is far better than the wide end of the 14-42II. In an ideal world I would have been able to afford the 7-14 I guess, but I needed an equivalent close to the 10-22 I had on APS-C.

I like it lots, very good mood and good thinking to eradicate the people.

Just after some opinions on shots taken on a family day out. Always repeatable as this is just 7 miles from home and I have National Trust membership. #1 Entrance by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #2 P5180010 (2) by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #3 P5180017 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #4 P5180077 by...

Looking for opinions good and bad, never really done much photos of flowers. #1 P5180182 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #2 P5180187 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #3 P5180166 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #4 P5180178 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr Thanks for looking folks

Took a trip out to Coughton Court, Warwickshire as a local NT venue to visit. I was pleasantly surprised to find lots of bluebells and some very nice tulips (I think). All feedback welcome, be it about PP, crop or how I've shot it in the first place. #1 P5180091 by MJ Wilson, on Flickr #2...

I like 3 and 5 the most, number 2 misses out for being askew. Strong collection.

Lovely shot, although I too wonder what it may have looked out zoomed out a bit with the loco at the point the curve is straight. Still love it

Suggested primes would be the Oly 17mm or the Panny 20mm, although see the complaint on the previous page.

Now I'm jealous so presume you mean the f/ 2.8 varieties. I'm not even 'properly' in here, I just have an OM-D sensor!

Then surely that must be the ultimate compliment. Whilst not keen on the subject you like the resulting image, I can live with that.

Thanks all for the comments.