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In our garden.

7th of June.

 

complementary colours, shallow DOF

OCA TAOP Assignment 3 - Colour harmony through complementary colours. 4 of 4.

NEX-5N + Samyang Fish-eye 8/3.5

A picture of the turned wood case containing an awl and made of bobbins, for anyone puzzled by the previous pictures of the bobbins.

ODC - COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS

complementary colours, shallow DOF

Oil on canvas.

Just blues and orange

Never can get the hands right

Should have done a timelapse that night! Can't win em all.

The blue waters of the Bow River provide a backdrop to the sunlit branches of an aspen tree with catkins beginning to blossom, at Bowmont Park, Calgary.

complementary colours, medium DOG, top light

No chance of Dark Skies around here.

The Bow River reflects a golden sky illuminated by the setting sun after a rain storm, Bowmont Park, Calgary.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Trees on an island in the Bow River at Bowmont Park catch the first light of day as the sun strikes the valley bottom on a winter morning in Calgary, Alberta.

Poppies (of course :) )

 

Hardly did any editing because the danger with the red colours is you will be loosing details when you add light. I've got some other poppy shots in mind, hope I will find the time the next days.

 

Thank you to everyone who visits, faves, and comments.

Taken to demonstrate a complementary colour scheme. I got the proportions of colour slightly wrong and I'm kicking myself about the fold in the sheet I used for a background.

At the Moco Muswum in Barcelona

 

All New Scavenger Hunt 137 - 11. Complementary Colours

52frames 2022, week 3.

extra challenge "very peri"

Delonix regia; the Poincianas are spectacular this year after the abnormally dry Spring; complementary colors; ODT

From a sunny January walk in Bowmont Park, Calgary. A modest chinook brought a temperature of +4°C and I wandered down to the river with my Canon 30D camera and 28-105 f/3.5-4.5 II USM lens. This was my stand-by kit for photo explorations many years ago. Now I much prefer a mirrorless camera and electronic viewfinder with its superior information display and WYSIWYG output, but there is something satisfying about the distinctive click of a mirror in a DSLR. Very happy with the quality of the photos I got from my old camera today.

Ever get the feeling your model is a bit fed up?

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