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Rummaging around again for something to shoot and I came across the wife’s printing set. I remember I had my own John Bull printing set when I was a kid, I seem to remember that it came with a dodgy red ink pad that spreads ink all over the place…even
Our next City and Guild photography lesson is tomorrow. We had the subject of red for our one shot challenge. Over the last fortnight I’ve photographed quite a number of different items that fulfil that criteria and not least this evening. My plan was just to photograph one of my
I wasn’t intending this to become a series of pictures featuring the colour red…but this is the third shot in 3 days. This shot is also significant (to me anyway) as it means I have caught up with my publishing of my 366 shots. I have been shooting everyday but
We had our City and Guilds lesson this evening and were given the subject “Something Red” as the one shot challenge, because it’s half-term next week we have a fortnight to come up with something. I do like to get something in reserve just in case, so when I got
Finding subjects to photograph can be as easy as looking in the bin! This was some of the discarded parts of the red peppers we had in our stir fry tonight – close up the seeds have a great texture.
I noticed the very distinct dual colour of this apple a few days ago and deliberately saved it for a photograph. If I’m honest I actually prefer a close up picture of the apple I did, but this was the picture I specifically wanted to take…so here you go 😉
Sometimes the simplest treatment is the best way to go. I initially went to do a focus stack on this red rose but wasn’t happy with the results. I then tried HDR, and that really didn’t cut it, so here’s a straight forward shot of the rose with a little
I’d just got back from work, it had been solid grey all day, and I just happened to glance out of the window. It was really quite dark, but there was a great red sunset happening, I grabbed my camera and took this. One minute later and we were back
A very quick post today with a macro of a red flower from that bunch bought from Tesco’s!
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