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I do enjoy this type of photography, it’s all about the lines and then the bits and pieces that break the symmetry. This is a relatively new industrial estate just off the M11 near Stansted Airport on the Dunmow Road. You often see these switched to black and white, but
It’s been a little while since this tree on Bigods Lane featured on the daily photograph, so after a few days of table top photography it felt right to include this dawn shot of my favourite tree on my morning walk. Despite the steady rain, we still got a reasonable
On a bit of a run of these type of images at the moment, again, there’s an idea here, but I’m not sure I’ve executed it as well as I could. I do like these split black and white set ups though.
Continuing on a similar theme, this one turned out a bit too similar to the previous couple, but I made the mistake of updating Adobe Lightroom and it took an age to update, by which time I’d had enough…so this is what you get!
After yesterday’s consideration of the amount of ink it would take to print a dark version of one of these I thought “stuff it, to hell with the ink”! And made the dark background you see here. It reminded Debbie of a Madonna video, I’m not sure if that is
Back to preparing some backgrounds for these types of photographs. I originally had this as white dots on transparent background, but of course ink jet printers don’t print white and I didn’t really want to use all the ink that printing all that black background would take!
Continuing the coffee theme from the last few days here’s a bit of a fun composite of 3 photographs to build the final image.
I only had to take 1 photograph for today’s shot, of the coffee cup. With a little bit of jiggery pokery in photoshop and throwing in some coffee beans from the shot a couple of days ago we get this zip style shot, which I’m quite pleased with. All the
The sheep, bottom right, would like to know what he needs to be worried about with the “red sky in the morning, shepherds warning” rubbish! I haven’t tinkered (unusually) with the colours here, it’s what the camera produced, but I must admit I don’t recall the red colours being quite
I dug around in my little box of bits and pieces and found the cheapo coffee beans I got from the Co-Op back in January. Despite having been used in numerous photos and having been in an opened pack for all this time they still smell delicious…and they still make
