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The daffodils have exploded into life and are putting on quite the display. Unfortunately they are located between two hedges in a dip so it’s quite tricky to see them! Jess was happy to help liven up the picture.
I was pottering around the garden (photographing a Hellebore for Debbie – see below) when a great clattering noise started getting louder and louder. I knew it was a helicopter and suspected (rightly as it turned out) that I’d not have enough time to get inside and get my long
Both my Lightroom and Photoshop programs are not working correctly. Lightroom won’t produce a vertical panorama and Photoshop won’t open image files from Lightroom…so you’re getting my 3rd best shot of the day today. This is an old water pump I noticed down by the burn on the other side
The great thing with the ultra macro is you can make abstract images very easily which is ideal when it’s chucking it down outside and the footy is on the telly ;-). So, this is the edge of a bottle top from a bottle of Evian – who knew? Taken
I’ve tried the Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) quite a few times with mixed results. I am, however, quite happy with todays effort using a long (142mm in this case) focal length which means you don’t have to move the camera as quickly as you do with a wider focal length.
Light has been in short supply today with fairly steady rain and heavy clouds all day. I went in search of any spots of light I could find in the house and was pleased with this shot of the living room floor…the things you photograph for your 365 project! A
You may remember the mandolin from a few weeks ago. I’d taken various pictures with my Lensbaby earlier. I can’t get a decent picture out of that lens! I have tried periodically over the last 10+years…nothing! So at 10.45pm you find me in the living room making another shot with
During our visit to the garden centre yesterday we picked up some Anemones for the garden and before Debbie planted them out this afternoon I took some photos of one of them. This is a 48 shot stack to get the majority of the flower in focus taken at 1:1 using
A bit of a snapshot for today. We had an unexpected afternoon out for a visit to the garden centre in Hawick and on the way back we took a walk into Kielder Forest. Here’s Jess pondering whether to get her paws wet…unusually, she actually did dip her paws in…and
After taking vast numbers of images to combine to get everything in focus yesterday , for today’s photo I have gone back to basics and a very narrow depth of field, deliberately. This week’s 52frames challenge was, as you have probably gathered, shallow depth of field. There’s is a small
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