Showing posts with label macro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macro. Show all posts
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Adventures in the Bark
Once again I am limited to the front yard to test and play with my new camera. Today I decided to go macro and a have a good look at what is going on down there. Luckily the grass was nice and dry so I could throw myself on the floor and start snapping.
Dante enjoyed this little expedition although he was more interested in hunting lizards rolling in the dirt and basking in the sun than what I was up to.
Anyway here are the results. Hope you like them.
Moss
Clover Bloom
Unopened Magnolia Bud

Magnolia Flower Center
Dante enjoyed this little expedition although he was more interested in hunting lizards rolling in the dirt and basking in the sun than what I was up to.
Anyway here are the results. Hope you like them.
Moss
Clover Bloom
Unopened Magnolia Bud

Magnolia Flower Center
Friday, May 1, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
E-30 Art Filters - Jewels
The purists will say that this is not photography.
I think it is a lot of fun. Art filters are an Olympus first I believe as far as digital SLRs go. They basically allow you to put effects on your photos "in camera" without the need for Photoshop.
This is the description that Olympus give of this particular filter called POP ART on their UK site.
"Pop Art
The Pop Art filter transforms normal, everyday scenes into bright and colourful Pop Art. This effect enhances the saturation and brilliance to give your colours a punchy and vivid style reminiscent of Pop Art."
These are the before and after shots they gave as an example:

I think you can easily tell which one has the Pop Art Filter effect.
Now here is my take on it:





I think it is a lot of fun. Art filters are an Olympus first I believe as far as digital SLRs go. They basically allow you to put effects on your photos "in camera" without the need for Photoshop.
This is the description that Olympus give of this particular filter called POP ART on their UK site.
"Pop Art
The Pop Art filter transforms normal, everyday scenes into bright and colourful Pop Art. This effect enhances the saturation and brilliance to give your colours a punchy and vivid style reminiscent of Pop Art."
These are the before and after shots they gave as an example:

I think you can easily tell which one has the Pop Art Filter effect.Now here is my take on it:





Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
This fortnight's Round Robin Challenge - By the Numbers
This is how they describe the challenge...
"Time for an all new challenge! Jill who authors the blog, South Bay Soliloquy, recently emailed me an idea... "By The Numbers" Here is how she explains it...
"How about something called "By the Numbers" as a topic? Anything showing numbers: signs, a child holding up fingers to show how old he is, a number on a shirt, house numbers, whatever...""
Here is what I was thinking...

As always any critique or feedback is very much appreciated.
"Time for an all new challenge! Jill who authors the blog, South Bay Soliloquy, recently emailed me an idea... "By The Numbers" Here is how she explains it...
"How about something called "By the Numbers" as a topic? Anything showing numbers: signs, a child holding up fingers to show how old he is, a number on a shirt, house numbers, whatever...""
Here is what I was thinking...

As always any critique or feedback is very much appreciated.
Labels:
bokeh,
lens,
macro,
Olympus,
photography
Monday, March 23, 2009
Introducing Stilla
The old girl may be just a scrawny little tabby but she still can hold her stare and look positively regal.

Labels:
cat,
macro,
Olympus,
photography,
portrait
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Berries

At work we have these hedging bushes and I noticed these pink berries growing in them. Not sure what they are exactly bu the soft pink colour was quite eye catching.
Labels:
macro,
Olympus,
photography
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
Succulent + Spider Macro

Whilst shooting the cactus/succulents macro shots I came across some interesting little critters, so of course I decided to include them too.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Abstract - Garden Litter
This morning I did some gardening. As I have said before we have been having some really hot days in Sydney and many of the plants in the back yard have been burned by the sun. So even if this photo may look like it was taken in Autumn it was only today, in the middle of the Australian summer. I guess the rose petals sort of give you a bit of a clue. While I was pruning and sweeping I collected the litter in a box and when I was finished and was on my way to throw it in the garbage it caught my eye and thought it might make an interesting photo. Maybe it was an excuse to test the capabilities of my new lens in the macro range. Anyway here it is. As usual make sure you let me know what you think.
Labels:
Abstract,
lens,
macro,
Olympus,
photography
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Summer Fruit Series (1/3)
Cactus - Prickly Pear (Opuntia Littoralis) - Fruit
Cactus - Prickly Pear (Opuntia Littoralis) - Fruit ripe
Cactus - Prickly Pear (Opuntia Littoralis) - Fruit ripe
Labels:
cactus,
lens,
macro,
Olympus,
photography
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