Dinner at Five 2/2

G’day Toninu,

Great to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have sp[otted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you so much for your very encouraging “Exceptional…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for the honour of adding this work to your favourites.

GB
Dennis

G’day Laura,

Very nice to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have sp[otted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you so much for your very encouraging “Wow..Wow…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for the honour of adding this work to your favourites.

GB
Dennis

G’day Anita,

Really good to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have sp[otted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Muchos gracias for your very encouraging “Wonderful…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for the honour of adding this work to your favourites.

GB
Dennis

G’day Rosalie,

So happy to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have sp[otted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
My apprecation for your very encouraging “…beautifully shot…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Oh I’m OK! I dug the whole tick out so not a problem. JUst a bit of bleeding for a while to the meds I take is all. 8-)

GB
Dennis

G’day Lesley,

Great to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have sp[otted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you muchly for your very encouraging “WOW…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Sharon,

Happy to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Many thanks for your very encouraging “Fantastic…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Marvin,

Good to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you very much for your very encouraging “Excellent…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Rosie,

So good of you to come out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
I really appreciate your very encouraging “Fabulous…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Alf,

Nice to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
My utmost thanks your very encouraging “…exceptional…fantastic…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Teresa,

Really glad to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you so much for your very encouraging “Wow…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Gail,

It is so good to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Many thanks for your very encouraging “Fantastic…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for your concern over my welfare. I really am very careful when out in the wild, especially if I am alone, but things do happen at times. 8-)

GB
Dennis

G’day Bill,

Happy to see you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you kindly for your very encouraging “…this is great” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for the honour of adding this work to your favourites.

GB
Dennis

G’day Patricia,

Great to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
My warmest thanks for your very encouraging “…stunning…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Deb,

Nice to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you very much indeed for your most encouraging “…WOW!!!…” wrap for my miniature world photography and for all those !s.

GB
Dennis

G’day eXposure,

Really good to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Many thanks indeed for your most encouraging “…wonderful detail” wrap for my miniature world photography.

GB
Dennis

G’day Brandie,

Great to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Thank you kindly for your most encouraging “…magical photo…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Thank you too for the honour of adding my portfolio to your watchlist. I hope it lives up to your expectations.

GB
Dennis

G’day Jim,

So nice to have you out along the Grant’s Head track on my wildflower safari and that you have spotted this Nature-in-the-raw scene.
Many thanks indeed for your most encouraging “…you are a master…” wrap for my miniature world photography.

Master? No! But I do give it a good ol’ Aussie go! 8-)

GB
Dennis

Hola Pete!
Glad you could make it to Grant’s Head for my Arachnid hunt and that you have caught my dining darlin’.
Your “Great image and notes…” comment and your congratz for the feature are much appreciated mate!
So glad you have enjoyed the experience.
GB
Dennis

Cheers Laureen!
Happy to see you along the Grant’s Head track hunting Spiders and that you have spotted this little beauty.
Thank you heaps for your ”…incredible photo…” comment for this piece of Arachnidal photography and for your most kind and flattering remark regading my work in general.
So glad you are enjoying the journey.
Thank you too for adding this li’l darlin’ to your favourites.
GB
Dennis

Daginn Anna!
Your “Stunning…” wrap for this spidery close-up and your cheery congratulations for the feature and most warmly appreciated kiddo.
Sp glad you dropped by.
GB
Dennis

Bon Jour Renee!
Lovely to have you join me on my Grant’s Head safari and that you spotted this li’l spider scene along the way.
Many thanks indeed for your most interesting, supportive and encouraging ”...absolutely superb…” wrap for my 5 o’clock photography.
So glad you have enjoyed the “Full Monty” that comes with this photograph and for your empathy regarding my tick attack and my discomforts in bringing this image (and 1/2), to you.
GB
Dennis

“The tick was a small price to pay, in my opinion.”
It was a small tick mate! 8-)

Well Helloo Andrew!
So glad you have caught sight of my dining spider along the Grant’s Head track and that you have left your most encouraging “Fantastic shot…” comment for the subject and the photography. It is all much appreciated.
I knew I had little time and a slim chance to get even one shot of this little scene so my head was almost spinning trying to remember all I knew to ensure I nailed it. 63yo and still got it! ;-)
GB
Dennis

Wotcha Karen!
Welcome to tick country. So good to see you tag along on my spider hunt and that you have spotted this li’l bee eating sweetie.
Thank you heaps for your encouraging and interesting ”...wonderful…” wrap for my arachnidal photographic effort.
I would really like to see a yellow one and a pink one.
GB
Dennis

G’day again Karen!
Many thanks for the honour of adding my dining spider to your favourites.
GB
D!

Shalom Marilyn!

Brave girl for ignoring the ticks to get a closer look at this miniature dramatic scene.
Your interest in insects and spiders and your encouraging “Great…” wrap are most welcome.
Thank you too for the honour of adding this photograph to your favourites collection.

GB
Dennis

Howzit NORM!

Welcome to Grant’s Head on my little safari.
My thanks for your most encouraging ”...great image…” wrap for my spidery photography.

Mate, some days you won’t find even one spider and others you are spoilt for choice. Keep your eyes peeled for other li’l critters on the Flannels too, like beetles, bugs ‘n’ flies.
Don’t forget to check yourself for ticks after you get home!

GB and good luck.
Dennis

Bon Jour LARRY!

Mate, your comment is very uplifting, inspiring and humbling. Thanks you sincerely for that.

Yup! The wonderful world of close-up certainly does introduce you to a different space and place and makes you become much more observant.
Quite often when out with a couple of camera club mates I will prop, stop and make a shot just like this. My mates look at each other and say, “How does he find them?” One reason is that I concentrate extremely hard because I feel I am working, not on a social outing.

You don’t have to lug a big tripod around for a lot of these shots as they are fairly close to the ground and at times on the ground. A small tripod, a bean bag, a rock, a stick, your camera bag, anything you can get your hands on can be used for an efficient support.

GB
Dennis