Showing posts with label Close Up Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Close Up Photography. Show all posts

Monday, 20 February 2023

January on the Southwell Trail (2023)

As stated in the previous post, January was a quiet photography month. The weather wasn’t always kind with many overcast and rainy days. Towards the end of the month it turned colder and brighter providing this set of frost themed images. 




















Sunday, 23 May 2021

Details On Lindisfarne (February 2014)

When I reviewed the photographs for my last post I was able to divide the results into boat shed studies and a further selection of details in the harbour. This included the Magpie, a boat in poor condition with lots of peeling paint, colours and textures.

As with the boat shed studies, all of the following images were taken in a square JPEG format using a compact camera and only recently processed as part of the virus lockdown review of old photography. With the benefit of fresh eyes I can appreciate more what I was trying to achieve at the time and whilst I like the square format, it would have been better had I included a duplicate RAW file. This would have retained the camera’s default format providing more flexibility to crop in post processing.

These were some of the results: