Redoing a photo of the bluestone Deaf Children Australia’s building
Here is another post where I am redoing a past photo. This is my attempt at seeing how I would do an image now compared to back then. Over 10 years ago I used to […]
Here is another post where I am redoing a past photo. This is my attempt at seeing how I would do an image now compared to back then. Over 10 years ago I used to […]
One thing that I didn’t realise when I went to Castlemaine was how many Churches there are there. Recently, I was having a discussion about photography and why you take photos. I know some people […]
I think I have a problem. Yep, I know I do, and I am addicted to infrared images. I think this new camera is lighter, so it makes it easier to carry two cameras when […]
So this is the fifth Thursday for the month and I decided to do something a little different. However, before we get started, for those of you who are interested in what the One Four […]
I decided to do something very different for Floral Friday this week. It isn’t anything new to use infrared flowers taken with my infrared camera. It is also nothing new to use ON1 Photo Raw […]
Patti from P.A. Moed has set the challenge for us this week and is our host. Quite an interesting idea to see the difference between colour and black and white. This is what she said:- This […]
Interesting choice this week from Ann-Christine as she thinks we all need to smile. I don’t disagree, especially with all the uncertainty in the world right now, but I didn’t know how to show photos […]
When I posted my photos on Sunday of the infrared flowers I was asked by Lois what the difference between infrared flowers and normal monochrome flowers. I did photograph some of them with both and […]
This was requested so here it is. Look at the Monochrome Madness post from this week if you want to know more. Happy Sunday.
For Silent Sunday today, I thought we might do something that I used to do a lot, show an image that was monochrome and is now colour.
This is a question I’ve been asking myself a bit lately, when is enough enough with post processing? How do you know when to stop?
When I was looking for some photos for today’s Monochrome Wednesday I went back to the images of the coastline I took when down at the Great Ocean Road.
Today I have converted a dahlia for Monochrome Wednesday. One thing about these posts is that it is another opportunity to experiment.
For Silent Sunday today I thought I would share a photo of a view of the city. You have seen it before, but perhaps not like this.