06-23-2023, 05:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-23-2023, 05:43 PM by Man From Ironbark.)
Well well, will wonders never cease?
Hi Patty. Your barn really pops.
Lorell, I take a lot of images similar to yours. Such close-up stuff usually has a very limited depth of field but can focus extremely well on a small part of the image. The reflections in the waterdrop are likley the colours of the clothes you had on? Otherwise something nearby the camera itself. Though it is true on rare occasions that I can get the waterdrops to magnify what is behind them.
Dave, I do try to grow potatoes though it is difficult to give them the right conditions in my climate. I have at times photographed the flowers but have not really been able to make them as interesting as yours. All my potato plants have gone to black mush. It only takes a morning or two below 0˚C. Which in degrees F, is about 23. Usually when the lawn looks like this.
Here's something about an artist who doesn't want to be called an artist. This is as she said, allows the other to preconcieve what to them an artist is. ie: I never told anybody I was an artist, because the response would be 'Oh, so you're a wanker.'
She was born not more than fifty minutes drive from me. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-24/e.../102427210
On that silly mucking about with images, here's another variant. Probably has a bit of a mood?
Hi Patty. Your barn really pops.
Lorell, I take a lot of images similar to yours. Such close-up stuff usually has a very limited depth of field but can focus extremely well on a small part of the image. The reflections in the waterdrop are likley the colours of the clothes you had on? Otherwise something nearby the camera itself. Though it is true on rare occasions that I can get the waterdrops to magnify what is behind them.
Dave, I do try to grow potatoes though it is difficult to give them the right conditions in my climate. I have at times photographed the flowers but have not really been able to make them as interesting as yours. All my potato plants have gone to black mush. It only takes a morning or two below 0˚C. Which in degrees F, is about 23. Usually when the lawn looks like this.
Here's something about an artist who doesn't want to be called an artist. This is as she said, allows the other to preconcieve what to them an artist is. ie: I never told anybody I was an artist, because the response would be 'Oh, so you're a wanker.'
She was born not more than fifty minutes drive from me. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-24/e.../102427210
On that silly mucking about with images, here's another variant. Probably has a bit of a mood?
Happiness simply is.
There need be no pursuit.
There need be no pursuit.