Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts

Sunday, May 03, 2020

Puddles of Fun

I started photographing my (almost) daily walks about 6 week ago, Over COVID-19 restriction allow us yo "exercise" close by for an hour. In particular I was closely observing what was under my feet. The original intent being to create a photo easy of my walks but from a very different perspective. Well the project is still ongoing and I don't see any need to finish it to soon, I think we have a few more weeks of "lockdown". I enjoy the walks and always carry my camera.

The wet weather has created a lot of puddles and wonderful reflections and with some floating Autumn leaves. I am reminded of a couple of the lithographs that where displayed in The M C Escher  X Nendo exhibition at the NGV last year.



Thursday, June 01, 2017

A little late


Autumn in HDR II
I visited Alfred Nicholas Garden late last week, seeking some autmn colour, but I was a little late. One exception was this magnificent gingko tree down beside the lake

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

ArtInspired :: Autumn Leaves HDR to Dreamscope

2016-06-15_16-11-03_HDR  Dreamscope "jewelled" Dreamscope "watercoloured"
I’ve been concentrating of the possibilities around taking macro photos out in the wilds. Its a bit more challenging than say photographing something like a toy or texture in a brick wall, because the patterns go on and on and blend into other patterns. Nature has a habit of packing lots of things into the available space, whereas mankind has the opposite habit of stripping out everything away and replacing it with very little ot single functionality,
Patterns Inspired by fallen autumn leaves
This began as a HDR Camera+ photo on my android phone, of the autumn leaves on a pathway. I like the texture. So I began with OnOne’s Dynamic Contrast and Fall Enhancer. to give me the image on the upper left. Then I tried two dreamscope filters “jewelled” and “watercoloured”. These use the methodology described by Google’s Deep Dream explanation of neural networks analysis photographic images. Finally I used OnOne’s layers capabilities to blend the three images together. Letting reality merge into art.

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

PhotoFriday :: HDR+Macro

Gingko Leaves
Raindrops on Gingko Leaves
Trying out HDR techniques with Macro (close up) Photography


For PhotoFriday‘s topic Macro

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Autumn is upon us


Autumn is upon us, originally uploaded by imageo.
Experimenting with Lightroom 5 Beta's new Upright feature, on a natural landscape with the horizon hidden and no strong uprights or horizontals (ie no buildings). It seems to have made sensible decisions, but I'm puzzled what it based those decisions on? Perhaps the shadows and trunks of the trees? The poplar in the left?

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

IF : Immature


Young (immature) leaves of Ginkgo Bilboa (Maiden Hair tree) in the rain

for friday photo : Immature