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Wednesday, 9. April 2008, 21:30:29

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Apologies for the break in posting. Im at work experience and I cant access the My opera site there or get online where Im swtaying. I have had some brief uses of my new DCR-150 lens though:
This is uncropped :smile:

Anyhow, posting will be sporadic for next couple of weeks, so have fun while Im gone :smile:

A visit to Raphaels Park and Ingrebourne valley and harrow lodge park and Dagenham chase - a busy day!Don't judge a book....

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Great photo!!

By cakkleberrylane, # 9. April 2008, 21:51:22

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Good luck with the work experience and beautiful photo of the bee!

By SittingFox, # 10. April 2008, 18:02:37

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Yes, good luck with the work experience. What are you doing? Jane

By UrbanExtension, # 11. April 2008, 07:43:11

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Nice shot. It's just turning into the time of year for insect macros. Good luck with whatever the work experience is!

By Words, # 11. April 2008, 19:18:57

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Its photographing nanofossils (fossils even smaller than micro fossils! ie fossils on the scale of 1000ths of a mm!) at a company in Woking. Looks good on my CV at least, but there naff all wildlife about!

By Ukwildlife, # 11. April 2008, 20:53:25

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So is there life on Mars?

By Words, # 11. April 2008, 21:07:17

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If your talking about that meteorite then probably not. Then again bacteria keep turning up where scientists say it is impossible for life to survive - in ( not near) hot springs, deep underground....

By Ukwildlife, # 11. April 2008, 21:11:35

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Nanoscale stuff is weird, but it wouldn't surprise me at all that they'll find indications of biological activity at those scales. Science works on existing paradigms. Applied sciences use them; but theoretical science breaks them. What's even weirder is that both are right :wink:

By Words, # 11. April 2008, 21:24:20

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my head hurts p:

By Ukwildlife, # 11. April 2008, 21:29:00

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Wonderful shot of the bee :up
Good luck with your work.

By ALLY_G, # 12. April 2008, 05:57:06

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