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Drove past this scene yesterday in bright sunshine with a blue sky and the big Horse Chestnut stood out so well , however , got back there with a camera and no car to grab a shot and today is right grimsel & grey with everything looking well flat . Idea ! I have the little TZ60 with me so take a shot with that and it will let me do a colour pop on all of the brown/copper coloured leaves leaving an otherwise B&W shot behind .
I spotted this red/ orange flower in the middle of the jungle adding a little extra colour to proceedings
Mi antorcha de luz, referente etéreo y eterno donde recalo cuando el agua bajo mis pies desaparece dejando ver sólo tierra yerma sin justicia ni sentido, cántaro al que cantar y contar secretos, deseos, rabias y el miedo a esa voraz oscuridad gélida e implacable.
My torch of light, ethereal and eternal reference where I end up when water under my feet disappears, revealing only barren land without justice or meaning, pitcher to which I sing and tell secrets, desires, rages and the fear of that voracious, icy and implacable darkness.
66415 brings a splash of colour to the Durham coast as it passes Hawthorn Dene with the 6Y30 1419 King Edward Bridge South Jn to Doncaster Up Decoy engineers working.
14th March 2026.
This is an evening shot (contre-jour or backlit), a close-up of a climbing rose. I have desaturated the image and allowed a bit of red and yellow to return as both colours are dominant in relation to the petals of the flower. The shot was done with the Samyang 135mm F2 lens at F11. The reduction of colour helps of course to make the rose stand out from the background, but its colour here is not true to what we can see with the naked eye. What I am learning from this desaturating process is that my experience of colour does not work according to an either/or design (for example: either red or no red at all) but along the lines of 'more of this and less of that'. Colours appear to me to be merged, in flux, mixed. Is there a 'true' colour, or is what we experience as colour always a mix of many?
#374 2023 Day 9: Thank goodness for wellies! In the sea for this one. Either side of the sunrise is Lindisfarne Castle and Bamburgh Castle. I am on Spittal beach, Northumberland
Another image from my recent walk in the woods. Chestnut and Larch in the low angle winter sunshine. November colour.
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Thanks Jason at Learning Digital Photography Forum
Selective Colour is a process that highlights one colour or a coloured object in an otherwise black and white image. This makes the selected color pop .
There are different ways to create an image with a selective colour:
1. You might have a camera with an inbuilt Selective Colour edit tool
2. You can use an editing software which is provided in the internet – many are free to download
3. You create a black and white scene (or with different shades of grey) and insert an item of vibrant colour and take a photo of that scene.
Colour Bridge, Japan
Across the colour beach is a beautiful beach with lot of shopping malls and parks for the locals to enjoy the beautiful view.
somewhere there's the perfect balance of form, movement and colour
~ Dechen Shak-Dagsay, Tina Turner - Lotus Sutra / Purity of Mind ~
The colour in the sky was being reflected in the wet sand, so I thought it was time to play with some long exposure panning shots. This is taken on Berrow beach and is a 2 second exposure. The camera was mounted on a tripod to try and keep the horizon level.
Just to sit back and relax....
Shot with Sony ILCE-7M2 and the Sony FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
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