WAM photo assignment

[BobC]

That's changing Oooooop North and over the East coast here, snow has fallen and will continue all week. Can't wait to get up into the Fells at the weekend.

[Sumdumgi]

Well it's not my pic and I doubt many others around these parts will do so but I'm celebrating so here it is as the first contribution to December !

[Pac67]

First attempt at feeling festive (bah humbug):

[rockmeister]

multi layered thingy from the christmas tree???
too bored!

[Pac67]

I quite like it John. It's got an abstract festive thing going for it.

[rockmeister]

Ta! I tend to go OTT when I don't know where I'm going with things, but this seems sort of xmassy anyway.

[ADPully]

Now its photo season again please can we resurrect our non competitive assignment?

How about legs and feet? Example below - Only legs and feet no groins or anything. Non homo sapiens is fine
end date March 31st

[Spacehopper]

A bit tenuous I know

[tkimages]

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Runners legs taken through the legs of a superlambbanana at Liverpool's Pier Head.

I actually went out and took some photos.

Olympus EPL2

[Barney]

This threads seems to have lost its legs a bit, I'd like to propose a new topic and hopefully coax the sun out of retirement.
Right, its a toughie but you have all summer (if we have one ) :-

Butterflies

[Fatmarley]

Canon S100 at Bristol Zoo.

[Barney]

Excellent Matt, maybe now the sun is out we'll see more.

[Spacehopper]

I think all the butterflies in our kneck of the woods have drowned. I haven't seen a single one all summer

[Barney]

Canon S100 at Bristol Zoo.

Matt do you know what butterfly that is?

[Fatmarley]

Matt do you know what butterfly that is?

Haven't got a clue to be honest.

[rockmeister]

marbled white? I think??

[mrwippy]

Paul

[mrwippy]

Paul

[tkimages]

Some from our campsite at Salviac, taken with either a Canon 1D3 or 5D2 using a Canon 100mm macro lens. Hand held at ISO 200, RAW.

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If anyone can identify them I'd be grateful.

[rockmeister]

the top one is one of the small blues. Considering your spot in central france and the time of year, it's probably a common blue, but tough to say unless you see the inside of the wings as well.
The second looks like a spotted fritillary, or maybe, if it was bigger (about small tortoiseshell size) then a high brown frit, but def a fritillary anyway!
Third is easier. A Gatekeeper.
Finally, Its so pale it has to be the scarce swallowtail. If it was much darker cream than your photo looks, then maybe simply a Swallowtail.

Great pics btw!