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Something a little summery here in the middle of winter...
There was a bed of blue Forget-Me-Nots in the background, giving me this nice backdrop.
I added a radiance filter, then a frame, ending up with the image above.
Small In Frame - It took me a while to come around with the small in frame trend, but I think the switch to mirrorless and going back to using a zoom lens helped me explore and appreciate this type of photography more. The subject/eye autofocus allows me to compose these images real time, no more moving the focus point or focusing and recomposing. With a zoom, I am able to capture a portrait and a wider angle shot from the exact same spot I am standing. This is especially useful for fast subjects like hummingbirds - by the time you move, they are off the perch!
Loved the juxtaposition here of the colorful hummingbird with the dry vegetation.
Species: Allen's Hummingbird (Selasphorus sasin)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + EF 100-400mm IS II + EF 1.4x III Extender
Settings: 1/320s, ISO: 500, f/8 @560mm, Electronic Shutter, Handheld
This afternoon we went to a place wich I had seen from the highway yesterday. Under the trees there was a carpet of snowdrops. I told my husband that I would love to take photo's there but the camera was at home (stupid). So we had to go back today and turned out there was an old shed without the window,just the frame. Thats what I used in this photo
Two poppy shots layered together for Sliders Sunday.
Rod took the blurry one, Di the other one.
HSS!
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
The undergraduate library, UC, Berkeley.
Like the rest of the campus, deserted these days. Strange and unsettling times.
Be well, all!
Published in BERKELEYSIDE! Thanks, editors!
“People who don’t construe their life and don’t frame their own tale, stay on the sidelines, remain only an act without a story and turn into an "empty box". Out-of-the-box thinking and inventiveness remains then merely wishfull thinking.”
― Erik Pevernagie
Framing the past.
Oxburgh Hall (NT), Oxborough. Norfolk, England.
I have tried this shot several times in the past, but up until I've never been happy with the balance between tones in the background and foreground. This time I am.
Oxburgh Hal (NT) is a national trust property in Norfolk, England . It is a beautiful moated house that was built for Sir Edmund Bedingfeld who obtained a licence to crenelate in 1482. This photo shows the front of the hall and entrance with the bridge over the moat to reach it.
So when shooting one has to mentally catch the frame on the scene, if you can see the frame you can make adjustments for a perfect capture. You know you get the "picture" right?
Aerial view of Dubai Frame, Downtown skyline in United Arab Emirates. Financial district and business area in smart urban city. Burj Khalifa and high-rise buildings at sunset.
By: Travel Center
Plan your next holiday with us! Holidays to Dubai.
Fifteen bird species showed up in the back yard during our recent snow day. Most of them regulars but in higher numbers, came for the free food and drink when many of the other local eateries were closed for the day. In Webster, Texas.
A solo ex-GM&O GP38-2 leads a train of Ford frames and 86-footers through the famous DT&I "arches", a remnant of Henry Ford's electrification project in the 1920s, on its way to the sprawling Rouge Complex in Dearborn.
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