Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Seeing Double

16 thoughts on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Seeing Double”

1. Wonderful choices David. I’m so jealous of your cranes 😊

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   1. Thanks Tina. Sandhill Cranes should have headed south for the winter some time ago but we heard some this morning.

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2. I can’t see that second rainbow.

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   1. It’s very faint, behind the barn across the top left of the shot.

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3. Oh – I especially like the cranes and the Grebes – the Grebes and their reflection are particularly beautiful. All our interesting water fowl have migrated south, unfortunately. We’re just left with gulls and coots.

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   1. The Cranes should have gone but there was some calling yesterday morning.

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4. Six great doubles. I always like seeing pictures of red and white spotted mushrooms – I never seem to see them in real life.

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   1. Bickerton Hill in south Cheshire was my best location for Fly Agaric. I had them most years in the autumn.

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      1. One of the great things about walking is that it teaches you were to look.

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      2. You still need to pay attention. Some people can walk past all sorts of interesting things.

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5. Perfect choices David.

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   1. Thanks Leya. I had plenty to pick from so decided to limit myself to six. But as it worked out three were from Ontario and three were from Cheshire so I made out I had planned it like that.

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6. Beautiful set of seeing double! The capture of rainbows is special. love the cranes and Grebes especially!

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   1. Thanks Amy. I did consider doing a birds seeing double post but decided to go with a wide variety of doubles.

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7. Such lovely pairs! 👍😃

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   1. Thanks. I turned out that I had rather a lot of doubles to pick from.

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