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After some messing around I finally figured out how to do multiple exposures using my phone (Samsung S24). This is a double exposure in light mode (if I remember correctly). It was of the distant mountain and sky outside our head – one shot the correct way up and the
An infra-red shot on the morning walk through the Florida Forestry area with Jess. I was quite taken with the stormy feel of this black and white conversion.
I originally thought this was a female orange tip, not least because we have loads of male orange tip butterflies in the garden. However, having done a reverse search on Google it does look like this is in fact a Green Veined White Butterfly (Pieris napi) which was enjoying the
I found this Cuckooflower, also commonly known as ‘Lady’s-smock’, on the roadside just down from the house. As the name suggests it flowers when the cuckoo’s start their song, and we have heard a cuckoo over the last week of so…we’ve not seen it as yet though!
I’ve still not found the sock I was looking for here – The Washing Machine Ate My Sock. It’s been years!
Just a couple of swallows having a chat on the telephone line. Why red? Why not! Black & White? Well, no, it is monochrome though! Here’s the actual black and white version:
When I took this shot I wasn’t expecting it to be my favourite of the day, but I really like the circular motion in this. With the exception of turning it black and white, there is no other manipulation of the image.
Planning on going to photograph the Puffins over at the Farne Islands in a couple of weeks so got some practice in on some of the garden birds. It’s definitely easier when you know they are going to fly in a certain area, in this case, the bird feeders. I’ve
We were gifted some hellebore plants a few weeks ago and they have really taken off in the garden. I took a few shots and came up with a few different variations on the theme.
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