Reluctant Favourites

Written by eklastic

Picking favourites. Mhm. I don’t like it. It’s like having to choose which of your children you like best. I gave it a try, though. Not sure, if these are my best. It’s a few I like. Here goes.

Let’s start small. A bee on a decorative leek. I’ll never get tired trying to get a good pic of those hard workers.
A frog. I like how it’s eye is reflected in the water but also how the fingers can still be seen. Also it looks so perky and alert.
Cats usually don’t pose for me. I get the look over the shoulder before they disapppear. This one worked.
This pic is from the Frankfurt zoo allowing me to get close to a pelican settling down for a good night’s rest.
I surprised myself at how many bird photos I took. We are lucky here with rather large stork colonies.
Guinea fowls have always been my favourites with their speckled feathers in black and white contrasting with the red wattles.
I took many photos of flowers (having the luck to live near several botanical gardens). This magnolia was a first try with lighting.
Two castles and a medieval tower, always a good motive. This day the weather was obliging.
Another attempt at taking a pic with a vignette effect rather than photo editing later.
It looks like a perfect mediterranean sunset even though it was sunrise.
A glorious blaze to round of my “possibly best of”.

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