Posts tagged “flowers

Flowers in the Grotto


Behind the Sand Dune


Backyard Visitor

As a bonus for today, here is a close-up crop showing a small section of the butterfly’s wing:


Sunshine of Your Love


It’s Not All Bad In The Badlands


In the Meadow


Golden Hour in the Garden


Purple Corn Flowers


Fields of Summer


Light in the Garden


Spring has Sprung


Springtime


Simple Geometry


A Little Spot of Color


Flowery Photo


Fields of Gold

I am often asked why I have so many 50mm lenses and how do I choose which one to use for a shot. First off they are all old (70′s vintage) and really inexpensive to get. Most importantly they each have a different optical design and therefore they each render a different flavor of lens flare and bokeh from one another. When I shoot a scene in backlighting, (and all my friends know that’s what I love to do every chance I get) I pick my lens based on what I want the flare and bokeh to look like. This is a case in point. The lens I used has a damaged front element and I won’t throw it away because I know it does this when I use it right. You may find it hard to believe but there hasn’t been a single thing done to this image in post processing. This is exactly what was produced in-camera because of my lens choice, the lighting, and the subject matter.


Good Morning


Flower Child


And I Won’t Forget to Put the Roses on Your Grave

There is a connection between today’s post and yesterday’s but you probably need to be a fan of the Rolling Stones to get it.


The Greens of Summer

Yes I admit it – I could hear Paul Simon singing “Kodachrome” in my head as I laid down in the grass to make this image.