Down on the waterfront this morning, tide was out, Heron were sitting along the water fishing. There was a boat coming across the water from Bremerton heading into Port Orchard.
Kalama Eagle Sculpture: Kevin Stone
Mr. Stones website: https://www.kevinstonemetalart.com/
One of ur Tiffany lamps. Taken the day I bought my Hasselblad. This is not edited apart from a crop. It is a tandard lamp.
One of ur Tiffany lamps. Taken the day I bought my Hasselblad. This is not edited apart from a crop. It is a tandard lamp.
Glad I was already in my car before the heavens opened. It went incredibly dark, but it didn't last for very long, and the sun was soon out again.
I loaded this into a group called The Art of Meddling, and it was rejected. The picture is a very good example of what you get when you meddle.
I just messed about with the photograph of a luscious, large green tree against a nice blue background with the clouds, but I decided that was boring, so this is what I did to it.
I'm going to be trying this again because I rather like the outcome of this on my lavender in the garden, which has finished for the summer now, so I couldn't go and do it again.
...was the challenge some weeks / months ago. I did: approaching the topic "deepscape".
Sitting at anchor. The weather is starting to change, the sky is cloudy with big puffy clouds
Would anybody know why I keep getting an error when uploading a photograph that is well under 21 MB?
I was in Staines car park, and this row of trees just looked absolutely luscious in the sunshine.
I have made sure to keep the original, but I've done this photograph the way you can see here. I've also done it in monochrome.
I passed this place on my way to an appointment yesterday, and I just knew I wanted to photograph it on my way home. That's precisely what I did.
I know it's just variations on a theme. But thoughts on which one is better than another? Maybe I'm just overthinking?
Even with the best of intentions ICM frequently distorts subjects beyond what was initially desired.
I used Hasselblad X2D II 100C plus 75 3.4 P lens. The original shot was boring. I made it mono and then just used sliders to get whatever would result. This is it.
R5 using a Canon FD 800mm - f/11 - IS0 100 - 1/320 from 800 feet away. No crop.
McCloud Railway 25 built in September 1925.
This was originally a shot with my Hasselblad of a bright blue shy and a very white cloud plus some trees. I had to shoot higher in order to avoid acrs and people.
I must admit I have been lax in both my shooting and posting recently, perhaps due to the fact my wife has now retired, and we are spending a LOT more time together doing various activities.
While wandering through a junk yard in Mérida, Mexico, I found this unique composition of a used ... ?
Another unrepeatable experiment with a photograph of a hanging flower basket. I never know what I'm going to get, but I really enjoy doing it. They don't all come out like a big bang.
Flowers growing in our garden. Another experiment with sliders in post. Mostly perspective which is not easy because one can make a move and it says I can't do that!
This is deeply meaningful to me. Surviving and blossoming despite all attempts to stop me blossoming on my own terms.
I love to mess about in post, trying out things to see what happens. I sometimes get results I love. Sometimes.
I hate the term "fine art" but I don't know what else exactly to call these besides just black and white.
A couple months ago I picked up a RF 100mm f/2.8 Macro L and I am putting it through it's paces to see what I can come up with.
It was mid September late in the afternoon, a group of sailboats were out on the water enjoying the weather, there was a soft breeze blowing, pushing on the sails.
Just a few shots - not of the art but the building interior!
