A couple of images from the recent cold spell when the garden seed heads proved very popular with goldfinches and blue tits. The images were taken in poor light and through the double glazing but I like the muted colours and backgrounds.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Madingley War Cemetery in the Snow
I decided to take a break from the decorating this morning and review some of the images I took after the recent snow. Here are four from the American War Cemetery.
I had to take the trees first as I love their curvy branches. It had snowed and there had also been freezing fog overnight so all the branches were covered in snow and ice.The frozen water was an almost pure cyan colour. The sky at this stage was grey as there was still high level fog. A little later the fog lifted and there were glimpses of the sun. I changed to the 15mm fish eye as I kn ow it will shoot direct into the sun with no appreciable flare.
I had to take the trees first as I love their curvy branches. It had snowed and there had also been freezing fog overnight so all the branches were covered in snow and ice.The frozen water was an almost pure cyan colour. The sky at this stage was grey as there was still high level fog. A little later the fog lifted and there were glimpses of the sun. I changed to the 15mm fish eye as I kn ow it will shoot direct into the sun with no appreciable flare.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
98th Christmas
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
?Reject
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Windy Sky
Impressive skies again this morning - lots of high level cirrus in a huge arch across the whole sky with smaller cumulus at lower levels.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Irresistable Image
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Lowlight Photography Cambridge
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Here Comes that Bad Weather
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Warning of bad weather?
This was the sunrise this morning - if the old saying is correct then shepherds are warning of bad weather to come.
I have recently cleared part of a very tall hedge and was very pleased to be able to capture the sky in all its glory this morning. There is still a small piece of Leylandii intruding so a bit more clipping is needed. As this must be nearly as far south as the sun will rise in a year, I now need to extend the area only to the north to be abe to view all sunrises
Friday, December 11, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Parasol Mushroom
Very surprised to find these large Parasol Mushrooms in a field in Toft (growing under Horse Chestnut).
I noticed them at the beginning of the week when there were still some young caps but by today the caps are fairly nibbled.
Taken with my Sony on Close-up mode and using flip-up screen means I could get down low without getting totally soaked.
I noticed them at the beginning of the week when there were still some young caps but by today the caps are fairly nibbled.
Taken with my Sony on Close-up mode and using flip-up screen means I could get down low without getting totally soaked.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Fast Food Portfolio
Posted these 5 photos that form my print portfolio for the camera club competition
They are taken on a camera that has been adapted for Infrared. The magenta RAW image that comes out of the camera can be adjusted in Photoshop by swapping blue and red channels but I do my adjustment in Lightroom by using the Camera Calibration box. I have built a Profile for my IR Camera using the DNG Profile Editor. This camera Standard can be applied to all the IR Raws. The temperature can then be adjusted to get the preferred colour range or converted to monochrome.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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