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My sister and I went on a short photoshoot yesterday before the sun went down.
This is my favorite!
I have clients booked for the next three weekends and I am very excited.
Be expecting some great shots!
Have a great Tuesday everyone!
Leaf pattern close-up photo. Scanned black and white film source. 30 years old film used whilst shot
Dry leaf
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One of the larger native bees, megachile policaris, nectaring on a firewheel bloom, gaillardia pulchella.
Sleek black and silver Polymer Clay leaf earrings. The leaves are molded from real leaves, the backs also have a leaf vein texture.
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Today I was reminded of a lesson. The lesson is more than adequately summed up in the old adage -- Pride comes before a fall … -- I've been fairly happy with my photographic output of late. Today I sucked big-time. I took some still life pictures, they were terrible - I'd even gone to the trouble to set up a reflector for some fill-in lighting -- all deleted.
I've also been working on a project for work - and if I took one picture to capture the image I wanted, I have taken 20. Now I'm not sure that I'll use the couple I did get. While I was processing them I did some pixel peeking and discovered that the out-of-camera jpg files were in many ways better than the raw files processed in Lightroom - thanks, Adobe. I am not impressed.
Finally, I spotted this single red leaf while taking a quick walk out on the deck. I had visions of a brilliant picture; it wasn't to be. Whatever I saw, I couldn't capture it in post-production. So this is the best of a bad job that I refused to give up on.
October 25, 2017 | www.breakfastinamerica.me | Copyright © 2017 Gary Allman, all rights reserved
The leaf of the Ginko Biloba tree. Note the distinctive two lobe shape that gives the tree its name.
Found my old XG7 Minolta who's shutter is broken and removed the lens and jimmy rigged my DSLR to work with the 50mm lens... it really brought me back
Leaf Stem #02, Originally posted on October 19th, Changed color space from PhotoPro to sRGB and color corrections applied.
Photograph by Harold Hingle
I’ve always been fascinated by shadows, especially when they are full of life, despite not having anything there as is the case with these leaf shadows.
I placed a torch undernesth this fallen leaf to bring out the veins and colour. A wider beamed torch might have been more effective, but I didn't have one with me!
There are many Bees in the UK that do not live in hives nor do they live in great colonies armed with stings that could cripple. These bees dont carry a sting and live a lonely life. A solitary life in a hole in the ground. One such is the Leaf Cutter Bee which builds its nest from bits of leaf. The underside is orange and are usually seen flying with bits of leaf in their jaws.