2021 - 365 Project
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Well, there’s a torch involved as well and then some mucking around in photoshop, but you get the drift.
April 10, 2021 No Comments
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Well, there’s a torch involved as well and then some mucking around in photoshop, but you get the drift.
There are often a few tell-tale signs that I’ve struggled to get a picture – you get an orb or a twirl or…one of my cameras! Now, I do feel justified in showing off this one as my daily photograph because I only got it today and (I think) it
I’ve been playing around with the Pep Ventosa technique today. One of the benefits of doing the 365 project (photo a day) is it forces you to find new camera techniques to do to keep things interesting. I’ve seen this technique quite regularly for the past few years, but never
A simpler image you’d be hard pressed to find, just some coloured card. I’ve seen some loely examples of this – I’ll persevere until I come up with something a little better.
At first glance you’d be forgive for wondering why I would title this “A Simple Orange”. Of course, photoshop has had a lot to do with this where I have been messing about this evening. I have eaten the orange pictured so it wasn’t a complete waste of time 😉
aka – Time for a Coffee It took quite a few goes to get this looking something like. I kept thinking I’d got it and I’d spot another issue with it and have to go back and reshoot it…and then Lightroom crashed…and it was getting late (as usual) so I’m
Following on from the shot a couple of days ago, this was the shot I thought might work better than that one…and it does, still not as good as the spiral version, but not bad…back to the drawing board!
Why do I leave it so late? Why don’t I learn? This was a real rushed shot (I had taken some product shots for my wife earlier in the day but I’n trying to avoid using those in this 365 project) done just before bed time. Looking at the shots,
Sometimes (often!) things simply don’t go as expected. My aim today was to photograph soap bubbles in a small dish. Pretty straight forward you would think…nope! I mixed up my soapy water and blew some pretty impressively large bubbles that held for a good amount of time thans to the
Today I broke out one of my film cameras, the Nikon N2020 (Nikon F-501 in Europe), I got this very secondhand along with a few old lens…the one attached at the moment is the 35-70mm F3.3 – 4.5. Released in April 1986 it’s considerable younger than I am…unlike the last
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