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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 27

25/05/25

Bees around this location were smaller then what I'm used to. Aside from quick movement, the main difficulty was where the flowers were. The shade was a common place unfortunately.

#Photography
#Photography2025
#Macro
#Flower
#Bee
#Blackandwhite

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Lightroom

A unique aspect of using Lightroom is the Presets it offers. The one I selected for the photo is Summer themed. The image is weaker unfortunately with the blurriness being the main downside. I enjoy editing it regardless.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/5.6
-1/320sec
-ISO 800
-83mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 11:00

-Selected a pre-established colour scheme for the image, and blue/green focused.
-Sharpened the centre flower and bee in the foreground.
-Cropped on all sides to create a 3:2 ratio.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/5.6
-1/320sec
-ISO 800
-83mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 11:00

-Selected the darker areas in the background to become lighter.
-Masked the bee to increase contrast and brightness.
-Adjusted exposure in the background and sharpened overall image.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 27

25/05/25

The first technique I was taught was Bokeh. These flowers were hanging from a brick wall with a couple bees flying around. This was also the first time using a new editing program.

#Photography
#Photography2025
#Macro
#Flower
#Colour

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Lightroom

I'm sure you're familiar with Adobe Lightroom. This was the first image I tested with this program.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/160s
-ISO 400
-52mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 11:00

-Adjusted exposure and contrast in the background.
-Colouration changed to a cooler tone with green hue increased.
-Blurred the background more to increase Bokeh.
-Only selected the centre flower for light and colour correction.

During this shoot, I mostly turned my camera portrait for these pictures. Rotating this one worked well as it expanded the bokeh in the background.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/4
-1/1250sec
-ISO 400
-35mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 11:00

-Turned the image black and white and pinpointed individual colours to adjust accordingly.
-Rotated the image to landscape to increase depth in the background.
-Slightly blurred the bokeh further.

Since these flowers covered most of the wall, I had plenty to choose from. The shutter speed is high to capture a bee while it was on this flower. The main challenge I had was switching settings when the bee was on a different flower that had less light.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/5
-1/1250sec
-ISO 400
-62mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 11:00

-Adjusted lighting in the foreground and darkened the background.
-Colour picked a purple hue for the overall setting.
-Sharpened the centre flower and erased a loose petal that looked out of place.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 19

14/05/25

My main goal in this shoot was to increase the overall colour. I was stuck with green so a slight hue change was needed. I used a warmer tone for the third and the other was turned black and white.

#Photography
#Landscape
#Hills
#Colour

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/640s
-ISO 200
-18mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 13:00

-Increased colouration on all aspects
-Cropped the top sides to show more of the foreground.

Creating layers in a location like this was a challenge. Hadleigh park is fairly large with bike paths so I picked spots that were high ground and isolated.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/800s
-ISO 200
-10mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 13:00

-Used a mono mixer and adjusted light levels for the foreground to appear darker.
-Changed brightness in the sky and city line.

During the end of my shoot, I decided to switch lens. The field in the background was too far for my wide angle lens to capture properly. The yellow flowers help brighten the image unlike my old shoot that lacked colour.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/11
-1/320s
-ISO 200
-58mm focal length
-Taken around 14:00

-Used a warmer tone for the image and evaluated the yellow as the main colour.
-Cropped the image to not overcrowd the foreground.
-Brightened the sky to create a calmer tone for the background.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 19

14/05/25

Looking back at my old photos, my Hadleigh Park shoot was one of fond of. But there are some qualities that can be improved. Lack of colour was a main issue.

#Photography
#Photography2025
#Landscape
#Hills
#Colour

For this shoot, and learning from my Hadleigh castle reshoot, colouration is increased combined with selective focusing.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/640s
-ISO 200
-18mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Adjusted colouration in the foreground and added a blue hue in the background.
-Changed light levels for the city to appear clearer.
-Cropped the image to offset the city line.

Usually I edit my collection with at least one different image from the rest, so I decided to lower the colouration. At least with this composition, the lack of colour works well.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/1000s
-ISO 200
-12mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 13:00

-Desaturated the image to apply a pale green to the hills.
-Adjusted light levels in the background and decreased brightness in the foreground.

While exploring the fields, there were buttercup flowers. This location had buttercups on both sides and works well with the path in the centre. I decided to do a low angle shot.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/500s
-ISO 200
-13mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 13:00

-Decreased brightness of the foreground.
-Adjusted white balance in the background.
-Used a warmer tone for the buttercups to stand out.

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Frandiggle @frandiggle.bsky.social · May 5

More spring flowers. #photography

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 2

01/05/25

The castle was my intended photoshoot, the insects were a good addition. I planned to redo this shoot since my old project. With new glass lens to use combined with a different ratio, this shoot went well.

#Photography
#Castle
#Castlephotography
#Colour
#Blackandwhite
#HadleighCastle

From my experiment, a lower aperture works better since I was only focusing on the castle.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/16
-1/125s
-ISO 200
-12mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Brighten the sky and increased the contrast in the foreground.
-Increased colouration in the grass and the castle.
-Changed the background to a greyer blue with light levels.

This was an experimental shoot with low aperture and a wide angle lens. Most of my shoots are intended with the camera placed low to the ground to increase scale.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/500s
-ISO 200
-14mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Used a mono mixer and increase contrast in the background for the clouds to appear more clearly.
-Cropped the bottom of the image to have the sky the main focus.
-Adjusted light levels to brighten the grass.

A factor I wanted to try out was to combine a wide angle lens with a 16:9 ratio in my camera settings. I stuck with 4:3 with my other types of shoots, felt like a good change.

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/9
-1/500s
-ISO 200
-16mm with a wide angle lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Adjusted colouration in the foreground.
-Added a slight blue hue to the sky.
-Cropped the sides to off set the castle.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · May 2

01/05/25

During my castle photoshoot, there was various flowers across the fields. While the sun was high I waited for the right moment. For instance, the hoverfly was constantly moving.

#Photography
#Flower
#Macro
#Insect
#Snail
#Blackandwhite

This insect in particular was one I haven't seen before.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/200s
-ISO 200
-90mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 12:00

-Adjusted white balance overall and corrected lighting.
-Cropped the sides of the image to centre the insect.
-Colour corrected the insect and surrounding flowers.

Hoverfly are common insects during this time. Despite moving quickly, there were multiple flying around that I could capture with my camera.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/13
-1/200s
-ISO 400
-90mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 12:00

-Used a blue filter for the background and green hue for the foreground.
-Blurred and brighten the background.
-Increased contrast on the hoverfly.

While looking for potential subjects, I found this snail shell on a leaf. It was very small and colourful.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/13
-1/200s
-ISO 400
-90mm with Macro glass lens +4.
-Taken around 12:00

-Used the mono mixer and increased the red level for the background.
-Adjusted shadows and highlights on the leaf and snail.
-Rotated and flipped the image.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Apr 24

19/04/25

While on our break, this squirrel was used to people so I was able to approach without hassle. The only downside was the focus. And of course, I edited another sepia for the roster.

#Photography
#Nature
#Colour
#Sepia
#Squirrel
#London

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Gimpedit
#RawTherapee

This squirrel went to find more food and came back to the same spot to eat. This is clearly his tree.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/9
-1/60sec
-ISO 200
-90mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Lowered the brightness of the background and increased contrast in the foreground.
-Turned the image to sepia and cropped the sides.

This squirrel was calm as I was taking pictures. I learned recently that grey squirrels and more common to find then red squirrels because of its popularity.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/5.6
-1/125sec
-ISO 200
-90mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Blurred the background to apply more focus to the foreground.
-Adjusted light levels for the subject and branch to appear brighter.
-Added a slight blue hue to the background.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Apr 24

19/04/25

Our next stop was across a closed ceiling bridge. The light shines through the coloured plastic panels that act likes mosaics.

#Photography
#Bridge
#Colour
#Blackandwhite
#Landscape
#London

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Gimpedit
#RawTherapee

Within the time limit I had, most of these shots were similar in terms of composition and colour. Turning this picture to black and white works as a alternative.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/13
-1/40sec
-ISO 200
-28mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Used a mono mixer and adjusted the green level.
-Increased contrast and brightness on the windows.
-Changed the light levels so the bottom panels appear darker.

The colours are different from the original orange. I added a pink hue to enhance the colour.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/13
-1/40sec
-ISO 200
-28mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Adjusted light levels for the windows panes to appear darker.
-Added a warmer tone and increased saturation.
-Changed the colouration to a red and pink foreground.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Apr 24

19/04/25

A friend of mine showed me Canary Wharf for the first time.
These two pictures were shot from below the trees aiming my camera up.

#Photography
#Trees
#Plants
#Blackandwhite
#Colour

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Gimpedit
#RawTherapee

While on the roof top garden, I did mostly landscape and macro with the various plants the place offered. I believe the shot of the trees taken from below worked the best.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/7.1
-1/60sec
-ISO 200
-38mm focal length
-Taken around 14:20

-Used the mono mixer and adjusted the blue level.
-Cropped the sides of the image so the sunlight is central.
-Increased contrast on the branches and brighten the lighter leaves.

At this time, the light had shifted to appear above the trees.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 28-90mm.
-F/7.1
-1/60sec
-ISO 200
-28mm focal length
-Taken around 14:20

-Lowered brightness for the leaves to appear more clearly.
-Rotated the image upside-down for a new perspective.
-Added a blue hue in the background so it appear behind the leaves.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Apr 9

07/04/25

During this photoshoot, I discovered that direct sunlight with my macro lens challenged how I positioned the flowers. For this one, I rotated the image.

#Photography
#Flower
#Macro
#Closeup
#Blackandwhite

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Gimpedit
#RawTherapee

One of the petals fell. With a spray bottle and a few waterdrops produced this photo.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/14
-1/320s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 11:00

-Used a mono mixer and added a blue hue.
-Cropped the image on the sides to centre the middle section of the petal.

While these flowers were on the verge of falling apart, I took what time it had left to capture them.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/16
-1/125s
-ISO 100
-28mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Background was originally grey, so I increased the blue level and colouration.
-Adjusted light levels of the petals and brightened the foreground.
-Added a pink hue to the petals.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/16
-1/125s
-ISO 100
-28mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 12:30

-Increased red level and light correction.
-Flipped and rotated the image to landscape.
-Cropped the sides of the image.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Apr 9

07/04/25

One interesting feature about flower photography is the natural colour born from flowers. These colours were left unaltered for the most part.

#Photography
#Flower
#Macro
#Sepia

Edited using:
#gimp
#gimpedit
#rawtherapee

One of the first photos I captured in this photoshoot. This was shot against a window during direct sunlight.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/400s
-ISO 100
-54mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 11:00

-Adjusted white balance overall and corrected lighting.
-Sharpened the stem for the waterdrops to stand out.
-Blurred the back petal slightly.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/4
-1/250s
-ISO 100
-38mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 11:00

-Cropped the image on all sides to focus on the inner flower.
-Increased colouration slightly.
-Adjusted light levels on the foreground and contrast.

Good old sepia. I edited the image to be milder this time. Also, these petals were quite small.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/14
-1/320s
-ISO 100
-79mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 12:40

-Edited the image to sepia and added a warm hue.
-Cropped the image to centre the petals.
-Blurred the background slightly.

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Christoph Fischer @beautysurroundsyou.com · Mar 29

Just a quick hello from beautiful Argentinian Patagonia! I discovered the most beautiful view I have ever seen here, but I can't share it with you, until I get the conditions I am hoping for! In the meantime, here are some images from past adventures in Patagonia. 😊

#photography #landscape #nature

Furious winds transform the turquoise waters of lago Pehoe into a raging sea, blowing crashing waves side ways & literally lifting the water off the surface! Torres del Paine, Chile.

There is so much fleeting beauty to the world of mountains, lasting seconds before it's gone forever. Far above, barely visible, the peak of Paine Grande in Chile's Torres del Paine is transformed into a moment of utter beauty!

Patagonia truly is wilderness untamed. It is not just the awe inspiring mountains, but also the stormy, dramatic and rapidly changing weather which make it so very special! Torres del Paine, Chile.

This is why I love Patagonia! After a 3 am, 12 km hike to mount Cerro Torre, I was surrounded by drizzle & clouds. It was miserable. But just a few minutes later I was graced by the most beautiful light! Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Argentina.

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Superchinois801 @superchinois801.bsky.social · Feb 5

Sunrise in #Vik , #iceland

#longexposure #scandinavia #landscape #nature #photooftheday #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photography #photographie #photographer #sunrise #sun #explore #travel #southiceland #sea

Sunrise with 2 rocks.
Long exposure
The sun just coming up behind the big rock

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Mar 28

26/03/25

The insect was much smaller than the purple flowers, so focusing was a challenge. Luckily, I had direct sunlight. (Using the spray bottle was enjoyable for this shoot since I used it for the indoor flowers)

#Photography
#Flowers
#Insect
#Monochrome
#Macro

Edited using:
#Gimp
#RawTherapee

Daffodils are one of the few flowers to appear during early spring. Being at the forest entrance worked with timing as it was in direct sunlight.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/200s
-ISO 100
-41mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 13:30

-Used a mono mixer during editing and added a faded blue filter.
-Increased contrast was used to make the background darker, and highlights were adjusted.

Since I did this in March, wild flowers would be limited. Daffodils are an exception. (This photo was fun to edit, giving an almost alien isolation feel.)

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/200s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 14:30

-Rotated the image to make the insect look up.
-Adjusted green light levels to make an eerie atmosphere.

Lighting was simple with this photo, the main challenge was the constant movement of the insect.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/10
-1/200s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 14:40

-Rotated and flip the image to its correct composition.
-Added an orange filter to the flower and increased contrast to the insect.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Mar 28

26/03/25

Wildflowers are a common ground with macro photographers. During direct sunlight, I did my photoshoot in a forest with a few small flowers hidden within.

#Photography
#Flower
#Colour
#Spring

Edited using:
#Gimp
#Rawtherapee

Forest flowers are a common starting point for macro photographers. Spraying outdoor flowers with a spray bottle worked well.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/13
-1/80s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 13:30

-Increased blue on light levels and cropped the sides of the image.
-Increased contrast for the waterdrops to appear sharper and the background.

During my photoshoot, these tiny purple flowers stood by my feet. Because of its size, I worked around angling and careful compositing to avoid shadows.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/7.1
-1/200s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 14:00

-Shallow DOF was a task to work around, so the foreground was sharpened with contrast and light levels.
-Added a blue hue to the flowers.

Taking these pictures sideways made it easier. Since the sunlight was directly on the flower, I positioned myself away from the camera to avoid shadow.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/7.1
-1/200s
-ISO 100
-90mm with Macro glass lens.
-Taken around 14:00

-Colour correction of the flower to appear bluer.
-Darken the background and increase brightness in the foreground.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Mar 5

03/03/25

Colour was the main concept of the shoot, the first example was taken during the daytime. Through editing, I adjusted the light levels to allow the colour to form a sunset.

#Photography
#Colour
#Boat
#Landscape

Edited using:
#Gimp
#RawTherapee

Classic rainbow sky created with colour corrections.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 10-18mm wide angle lens.
-F/6.3
-1/1250sec
-ISO 100
-17mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Adjusted light levels to make the background brighter.
-Changed the colour curves to become a sunset sky, it was originally daylight.
-Cropped the image to apply rule of thirds.

I would call this piece 'lonely boat'. Luckily, the boat was central to the sunlight at this angle.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-CPL glass lens to remove reflections.
-F/11
-1/1000sec
-ISO 100
-38mm focal length
-Taken around 15:40

-Used a mono mixer to correct the balance.
-Cropped the image slightly on both sides.
-Increased brightness for the light to shimmer more on the water.

This boat was moving during this time. Fortunately, I captured the boat in a shot with the sunlight.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/11
-1/320sec
-ISO 100
-32mm focal length
-Taken around 15:50

-Used different levels of blue hue for the sea and sky.
-Increased contrast on the boat to appear like a silhouette.
-Cropped the top half the line of the boat with the horizon line.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Mar 5

03/03/25

I wanted to revisit an old location from my project. One of my main photoshoots uses boats as the central focus. I experimented with different colour elements, from deep blue to sepia.

#Photography
#Colour
#Boat
#Landscape

Edited using:
#Gimp
#RawTherapee

One is edited with a blue hue the other with sepia. The city in the far background is more prominent in the blue one compared to the other version which completely disappears.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.
-F/8
-1/640sec
-ISO 100
-64mm focal length
-Taken around 14:50

-Added a blue hue/sepia in the background and foreground.
-Increased contrast on the boats.
-Darken the sky slightly to expose the city in the background for blue version.

While editing this, increasing green in curves and lowering blue created a 1980s retro aesthetic.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 10-18mm wide angle lens.
-F/11
-1/250sec
-ISO 100
-18mm focal length
-Taken around 15:00

-Experimented with colour to create a unique look for the photo.
-Increased contrast for shadows and the sky.
-Increased brightness in the background.

This piece was edited in sepia because it's still my favourite filter to use. I believe it works well with this composition.

-Canon EOS 100D with EFS 10-18mm wide angle lens.
-F/11
-1/1250sec
-ISO 100
-10mm focal length
-Taken around 15:40

-Added a sepia filter after colour correction.
-Increased brightness and contrast in the background.
-Cropped the sides to make the sunlight central.

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Neil Pitchford Abpa @neilpitchford.bsky.social · Feb 12

Light on Ben Ledi. Low sun illuminating rolling clouds over Ben Ledi.
#photography #landscapes #benledi #scotland

Low sun illuminates clouds rolling over Ben Ledi

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AlinaHagen 🌊🎨📸 @alinagrafik.bsky.social · Feb 14

Morro Rock, California

#BeachScape #Scape #OceanScape #EastCoastKin
#Photography #LandscapePhotography #MorroRock

A wave is stretching to wash up on a wide sandy beach. In the distance is a very well known huge rock (Morro Rock) that stands alone on the coast. A smaller rock stands in the ocean to the left of Morro Rock. Morro Rock and the blue sky with partial clouds is reflected on the water washing up the sandy beach.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Feb 14

10/02/25

I wanted to better my old flower shoots from a project years ago. I learned and experienced technique over time and I've improved quality.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.

#Photography
#Photography2025
#Flower
#Macro

Black and white image of a yellow flower with water drops.
-F/7.1
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-28mm with a +4 glass macro lens
-Taken around 17:30

-Changed the image to black and white.
-Increased contrast and light levels.
-Adjusted white balance slightly.

Yellow flower with water drops on the petals. Black card for the background.
-F/7.1
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-28mm with a +4 glass macro lens

-Adjusted the light levels by changing the green scale, creating a green hue for the petals.
-Cropped the image from the left side.
-Added a green hue to create an almost dreamy effect.

Yellow flower with water drops on the petals. Black card for the background.
-f/7.1
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-28mm with a +4 glass macro lens

-Lowered the colouration to create a different mood.
-Cropped the image less to make more negative space
-Increased contrast to the centre of the flower

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Feb 14

10/02/25

I decided to start this year fresh with what I had practised years ago: yellow flowers. This time, I added water drops using a spray bottle. Using a new editing software called RawTherapee alongside Gimp.

-Canon EOS 100D with EF 28-90mm lens.

#Photography
#Photography2025
#Flower
#Macro

Yellow flower with waterdrops. Black card for the background.
-F/9.0
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-41mm with a +4 macro lens
-Taken around 17:00

-Cropped the image to centre the flower.
-Adjusted the colouration of the flower.

Yellow flower with water drops on the petals. White card for the background.
-f/9.0
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-62mm with +8 glass macro lens.
-Taken around 17:00

-Increased brightness of the flower.
-Blurred the surrounding edge of the petals.

Yellow flower with water drops on the petals. Black card for the background.
-F/7.1
-1/20s
-ISO 400
-60mm with +8 glass macro lens
-Taken around 17:30

-Added an orange hue to the flower
-Cropped the image to make it a portrait.

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Chris Knox @chrisknoxphotog.bsky.social · Nov 21

Have a peaceful evening...

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Jeff @mrbowlman.bsky.social · Nov 9

#photography #birds 🪶📷

Close-up photo of a White-crowned Sparrow perched on a tree branch.

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RichardsPictures @richardspictures.bsky.social · Nov 9

05/11/24

(Yes this is a continuation of the other three since I can't add 6 at once.)

-Canon EOS 100D
-F/8
-1/5 sec
-ISO 400

#Photography
#Photography2024
#Firework
#FireworksPhotography
#Firework2024

-F/5.6
-0.6sec
-ISO 1600

-47mm focal length with a telephoto lens.
-Taken around 21:15
-Increased colouration of the fireworks.
-A slight orange hue was added to the image.

-F/8
-5sec
-ISO 400

-41mm focal length with a telephoto lens.
-Taken around 21:15
-Increased colouration of the fireworks and cropped the image.

-F/8
-1/5sec
-ISO 400

-41mm focal length with a telephoto lens.
-Taken around 21:15
-I added an orange hue to the image and adjusted light levels.

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