grass needs cutting :o) by mickuk50
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morning all :o)
i could fabricate and tell the story of how i was on my belly flat as a pancake like a great explorer taking this shot in my garden ,but then i would`nt have got up again to tell the tale :o)..i have an all singing all dancing tripod that becomes flat for taking shots like this that i got for my birthday and of course remote control .
thanks for looking and take care .will catch everyone up today as last night the only programme i watch on tv was on last night "ulmimate force "
mick
Comments (35)
Alz2008
When you have done yours you can come and do mine,as mine needs cutting to LOL. Great capture excellent well done..
ledwolorz
Fantastic shot.
Mondwin
Soooooo lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Doriutz
superb colors :)
phill456
Very interesting capture Mick. Nice looking grass, wish we had some here as its really dry coming into winter. Alas we will just have to wait.
durleybeachbum
This reminds me of a painting I did when I was 8, (which I may still have in the roof if the mice haven't eaten it!). It was called "Between the grass blades" and had Mrs Ladybird carrying a basket and hurrying to the shops passing all the ants going the other way. I can't imaging what your tripod looks like, Mick! Sounds amazing! Does the camera choose the f no or you?
jeroni
fantastic capture my friend, excellent image
SapUS59
excellent capture my friend, its always interesting of how one on occasion positions himself for a shot.
JeffG7BRJ
Shame on you man letting your garden get into this state, if you don't hurry up and move you are going to have to cut it. ROFLMAO. I was bidding on a couple of Manfrotto's on eBay mick but they went a bit high for me, so I bought myself a Sebden from Germany. The trouble is it wont reverse the centre coloumn like yours, but it is that heavy and steady, it wouldn't blow over in a gale. Excellent capture, even if you did cheat a little.lol. Bravo!!!!! How is the house hunting by the way.
G_Mansco
A great idea and a splendid result my friend ;O)
Mad-Mike
Very cool capture in your nature! g'day to you mate!
Littlejock
Beautiful POV and colours here... Excellent
furuta
Lovely image. wonderful shot!!
fredster66
Great shot Mick and yes, it needs cutting... :-) Great colors here!
timtripp
wonderful shot!
debz
Fantastic shot Mick! Great work!
PD154
Great capture mate, yep, it does need cutting:)
lil_t
Great shot, Mick! Love the tale and title, too! :) So are we mowing today? wink
beachzz
LOL, but I WAS flat on my tummy trying for a very similar foto last week!! Only difference? I have little tiny yellow flowers that come up when the grass is high; makes me almost sad to mow em down~~~you notice I said "almost"!! Great shot, even if you did cheat with the tripod. The neighbors do wonder a bit sometimes!!
Cytisus
Great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
annie5
Fantastic capture Mick..love the green! :)
Fidelity2
Perfect.
marybelgium
SUPERB !
artaddict2
Fabulous detailed capture, the tripod sounds like a brilliant bit of kit. I've seen Jeffs new tripod that he has mentioned and it is so heavy and sturdy I'm looking at ordering one for myself. My last one hasn't lasted very long lol.
auntietk
I'm still going to imagine you crawling around in the yard. :) Great POV!
ShadowsNTime
Hehehe!!! Mine does too! Great capture Mick, the little daisy as a focal point is very nice and sets off the green of the grass beautifully!
Bossie_Boots
Incredible capture superb work and gald to hear Ashleigh is ok have a great evening hugs lou x
tennesseecowgirl
Mick when you get that yard done, I've got a yard here that can use a trim, and lunch is on me! lol
Maya06
fantastic shot, lovely little flower!!! Hugs Maya
Optiramma
hehehe, great one, you must've been on your belly for this. please don't remind me. love my garden, hate my lawn. damn the old english aristocrats who invented the concept of the lawn in the first place.