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I spent an hour or so off and on playing with this very abstract image. It’s made up of 3 original shots mushed together to come up with this final piece. I like it and that’s all that matters really! Here’s a gentler, early version of the image which certainly
I played around with a light wand and a crystal ball this afternoon to come up with this small series of colourful images.
This week’s 52frame challenge was high ISO. A subject I dislike because why would you want noise in your pictures? I complied, of course/ This was taken at an ISO over 8,000 and I haven’t run any noise reduction through it. I quite liked the abstract nature of the shot.
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
I’ve been mooching around the house as it rained fairly consistently through the day looking for textures. As we live in an old converted barn we have a lot of stone walls and I liked this texture particularly. I made a brush of my old favourite Great Dunmow tree (which
I always enjoy some abstract minimalism and, as I was sitting at my desk this morning, out of the corner of my eye, I spotted this small scene created by the wall around the staircase and the light streaming in from the velux window above. Daily photo sorted! Here’s a
I see a small group of people (one with their head in their hands) berating a dog! What do you see? This is a new shot from the slime mold (Metatrichia floriformis) I found a couple of weeks ago. I’m quite surprised it’s still going – I had understood that
This caught my eye – it’s the silhouette of some items on the window sill along with the branches on a tree outside the window being cast on a wall in the house. Definitely abstract!
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.
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