A picture I have taken today of the newest addition to our family:

Very cute

Great shot, adorable.

Dogs are the best! Congrats on the new edition. Make sure your O's are up high or put away. If he finds them you're in trouble. Lol

Thanks guys, I am really happy with him, indeed.
After my previous dog passed away some months ago I really felt that there was some emptiness. And finally this great guy will come.

What a beautiful pup! Congrats. Always fun getting a new pet, especially dogs.

Cute puppy Jules and great photo as well...

Nice action shot

Here's a few recent ones:

Let's blow some new life in this thread. Some pictures that I took the past couple of weeks

Very nice Jules! Thanks for sharing. Keeping them backgrounds CLEAN!

Nice shots Jules, keep them coming....

Thanks Bob and Andrew, I'll keep shooting ;-)

What gear did you use ?

I love the ladybug and spider photos :)

I used my Nikon D5200

The 60mm Nikon macro lens for the macro pics.

The red soldier bug and the spider had an aperture of f/10
The ladybug had an aperture of f/7.1

The black and white photo was also taken with that lens at f/32 (long exposure).

The photo's of the white wagtail are taken with the 55-300mm lens, at 300mm and an aperture of f/5.6 (the widest it can get on that lens).

The last one was taken with a lens baby composer 50mm and a 2.8 aperture ring.

Need to get one Macro lens sooner or later. ^_^

Yeah, you definately should!
But personally I'd go for a little more zoom in my macrolens. I guess you have a FX camera, so a tad more than 90 would be recommended in that case.

Nope, still using my D7000 at this point.
I wanted to updgrade, but cash is not here. ^_^

To be honest, he crop lens really only makes a noticeable difference on the wider lens. However I would go for the 105mm minimum just to help with background separation.

Put my sister on the jetty. Looks quiet and serene, it also really was, except for the mosquitos...

Nice shot Jules, really sets the scene and makes me want to go there..well done.

Thanks Andy, nice to hear that it really looks the way it is intended :)

I second that. Really nice shot !