Prozac Field

I am watching this lizard for a long time - two years or even more - but only today i finally had a chance to photograph him (her?): they're very sensible to any moving object and run away very fast.
Anyway, it became real thanks to my dad who knows when and why to keep still.

Don't know what this one is. When asked here I've got a descriptive answer: «Something!» :)

One of our cats, very unpleased by the fact that I am photographing her. :)
Taken this evening from inside the house using SB-600 at -1.7 EV.

Antirrhinum flowers. I used an SB-600 to counterbalance strong sun backlight.

Thistle (Carduus L.) flower shot in bright morning.
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Listening to: King Crimson - Coda: Marine 475

This one was made just before the previous photograph, when the sun was a bit higher. Still used SB-600 to light up the lower part of the scene.

Hemerocallis lilio-asphodelus. This one was taken on sunset. I used an SB-600 set to -1.3 EV to light up the flowers when leaving the background dark.

Spider on a lavender flower. This is a closer look at the dude from my «Natural Selection» photo.
Taken in evening just after sunset with SB-600 at -1.0 EV.

The night life in our garden.
Shot in darkness (4.30 AM) using SB-600. Yes, i know that the first one looks too dark, but i like it this way.

Just some friendly dog i met when walking around.

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Listening to: Ott - The Queen of All Everything

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Listening to: Younger Brother - All I Want (Original Mix)

I tried to capture this bee on white rose flowers, but the wind was too strong and disturbing. I almost gave up when the predator appeared. Then i witnessed this very dramatic scene.

A flight went bad.
Taken on roadside, i think it was hit by some truck.

Salvia officinalis.