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Submerged plant
I ran into this plant submerged in a lake and thought that it may work well in a high contrast black and white picture. Here is the result: Using a R6 M1
Hello!
Daisies always seem to greet you with a "Hello" whenever see them, at least, that is what I think they are saying. I can never walk by without taking a photo of one or a group of them while on the trail. With the Canon 50D, I shot a series of photo...
Parsley Bay Bridge, Sydney Australia in B&W and Color
Took two pictures of the Parsley Bay Bridge, one in Black and White and the other in Color. Which is the better one for you, and Why? I believe that both mediums are great! There are certain subjects that one would shoot in color over black and w...
The Gap, Sydney Australia
The Gap, a scenic ocean cliff located in the eastern suburbs of Sydney and infamous for suicides. Donald Taylor Ritchie, also known as the Angel of the Gap, was a World War II Royal Australian Navy veteran and retired insurance agent, rescued at le...
Photographers love a good puddle
Photographers seem to be drawn to puddles and by getting down low the reflections can be great. Here's a photographer caught in the act of "puddle-ography" 2410IMG_3468_0051-IG.jpg EOS R10 with EF 40mm f/2.8 STM
Muted
Yesterday morning, I pulled out the old trusty 6D Markll and took it on my morning walk. It was foggy and I decided before the walk that I would do something out of the ordinary and see what I could capture. This whole scene is from a parking lot a...
