May's Photo Challenge - Close Up

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May's Photo Challenge

This is our third month of challenges. This month is simply entitled 'Close Up'. You can interpret this in any way you want, this can include macro, but anything close is good. Pictures don't need to be underwater, this is open to our none diving friends too.

The rules are the same, one entry per day, no wider than 640pix and remember we are a family site!

Oh dear who would like to see mr smudge Up CLOSE and with no clothes on then, i must go and find my entry for today....

It's close up not microscopic... anyway those close ups of me naked arn't yours - they belong to Moose!

Anyway where are your picturess - i know you got some good ones somewhere

Now, now children, stop sqabbling or daddy will have to hand out some punishment

Ha ha you make chuckle

Me scurries around gathering up all the names that Mr Smudge just dropped...

Back to the matters in hand..... well almost

Here is a Naked Squirrel in next doors garden.... "oh what lovey nuts you have"

Does anyone else think it actually looks like the squirrel has a tiny mars bar,........No!!! well I guess the chocolate cravings are getting the better of me.

Thats a mini Pie

It always comes back to the pies...

... cant forget the gravy - esp for Killa.

No need to spoil a good pie with that gravy muck!!!!

That's not one of yours Mr Squrriel

but this is one of mine......

Love you

Luve you too... didn't you have a good body back then!

Anyway while I was in that file... Here is A Mr Squirrel Close Up, I'll start you off son!

And just to bring it back to water related, or should I go with the crop circle as seen in Belgium...I think water to day and crop circle tomorrow..

Go on then i'll follow your lead

Close up of a sea anemone, again taken at St Abbs with the the Fuji F30 and no post production.
A lot of the St Abbs pictures are not edited, because most of them were taken for the 'Splash In' competition, which doesn't allow you to.

Pansy from the garden

A close up that could have made it in last months - reflection

Here's a rare(ish) butterfly, for this part of the country, taken yesterday in some woods near to the Hardwick Inn. This inn is also noted for it's Malt Whisky but only has about 150.

Back to the underwater world today. Here is a little Nudie, again about the size of a little finger nail. Great creatures to find, watch and photograph.

Daisy Dog looking drunk!!!

As per other post




Capernwray yesterday......