This months spotlight is on Lindow Photographic Group member Lesley Kelly who has been producing superb photographs for the group over these past few years. I think her images and own words speak for themsleves.
The black headed gull was sat on the post at Leighton
Moss just north of Carnforth in Lancashire. I felt it looked better in
Black and white as there was quite a lot of reflection on the water. I
mostly use my largest lens which is a Canon 70/300 zoom lens although I
have just bought a new lens a Caon 18/135 which I'm finding really
good.
The Scarlet tiger moth was taken at Slimbidge while on holiday incorporating my love of flowers, The beetle just by chance was under my rubbsh bin in the garden. Finally the dragonfly landed on the fence in front of me just as I was looking at some Goldfinches at Rudheath.
I can take other photos and the final one is at New
Brighton on one of my many trips to the Wirral this one with the
intermediate group it was a fabulous sky and the silhouetted rails stand
out against that sky.
The birds, flowers and nature are my passion that of
course after photography and wish I could afford a lens that would help
my cause, but when I can hold the camera steady some photos can be
quite good.
When I visit nature reserves my camera comes with me and there are plenty of opportunities to take photos
The Scarlet tiger moth was taken at Slimbidge while on holiday incorporating my love of flowers, The beetle just by chance was under my rubbsh bin in the garden. Finally the dragonfly landed on the fence in front of me just as I was looking at some Goldfinches at Rudheath.
Some great images Lesley; I really like the black headed gull. Keep up the good work. Cheers Steve
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