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The Stanley Park rose garden is still lush with hundreds of gorgeous blooms - so nice to walk among the beds and enjoy summer's end.
That is rain that you see in the sky. I am also surprised how well the camera picked up light and colour on a rainy day. This was not from excessive post production saturation.
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Mucking about photographing utensils on my iPad.
This spad is inflecting an image on my ipsoon. Oops sorry, spoonerism ;)
This spoon is reflecting a fractal image I generated in a fractal program.
Happy new week out there everyone.
And happy macro Monday!
This beautiful New Zealand native bird is the Tui which is belongs to the honeyeater family of birds. It has the most wonderful birdsong, I could have sat for hours listening to them. They are very common and are usually seen enjoying the Native Kowhai blossom.
The Carina Nebula, a target I was keen to try with the RASA8 and mono camera. This is 15.6 hours of data, shot with luminance, red, green, blue and 6nm Ha filters, all combined. I tried using just Ha as a luminance with the colour data but that was terrible! Shot over several nights, RASA8, QHY268M, Astronomik filters, APP for stacking and combining channels, final processing in Photoshop.
Autumn colour from only two months ago that is now only a memory. Here the River Teign cuts through a channel beside a small island where a rocky weir holds back the river behind and to the left.
Time to shake off the mono and move into colour. Inspired by some lovely photos on here from peoples gardens.
"These paintings convey movement and emotion in response to both living and dried florals in the studio. Working from observation, I'm responding to what I see and feel - a musical mark in the sweep of a brush or a calligraphic scribble. Most importantly, they take me out of myself and I am able to let go. The struggles in life are echoed in the resolution of each piece - for me, a deep sense of satisfaction and peace.
Looking out my old bathroom window i would often see this tree in different colour's as the sun went down.
Arches of colour - Dusk descends across Batty Moss after the winter sun drops below the western horizon dramatically silhouetting Ribblehead Viaduct. The sky seemingly loaded with the colours of the rainbow; the arches filled with the intense orange afterglow of sunset and the top of the viaduct delimiting the cooler tones of the sky above.
This was taken on my last visit to Ribblehead - New Year's Eve in 2019 and over a whole year ago now - I find it hard to believe that I did not manage a single visit to one of my favourite locations during the whole of 2020. Oh how so much has changed in that time.
Stay safe everyone.
Ribblehead Viaduct, Yorkshire Dales National Park
I took this in Verona because I was struck by the contrast between the faded blue shutters and the warm ochre wall which felt quietly expressive. The cracks in the stone frame and the worn paint gave it a kind of lived in charm I did not want to overlook. It is a simple scene but something about the texture and color made it feel worth capturing.
A hazy morning on Stanage. The light in the image is very subtle, a brief moment of sunlight lifted the image just a touch to add some separation in the rocks. Stanage is a great place, it has a wonderful sweeping edge, and always a challenge to find a composition. Really liked the combination of colour in the view.
Sony ILCE-7R
Olympus Zuiko 50mm f3.5 Macro
Another day, another leaf tuned. Fallen Colour is a series celebrating and documenting autumnal leaves once they have left the tree. Focus stack of 12 images.