Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist

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  • Sydney’s Northern Beaches

    Sydney’s Northern Beaches

    I’ve just arrived back to Melbourne from Sydney. I was there all week for a sales and marketing meeting, but I went up on the Saturday and spent a wonderful evening with good friends. On Sunday, I spent the day with another good friend, we had lunch and took a drive through the northern beaches.…

  • Still Life – Fruit Salad

    Still Life – Fruit Salad

    Again, a session with Julz in her studio. Our first experiment for the day was capturing this fruit in natural light. I love the colours. Pop over to Julie’s blog to see how we set up this shoot. But I had to try it in black and white – a nice creamy tone, which I…

  • Deconstructed Flower – 4

    Deconstructed Flower – 4

    This time, the victim is this gorgeous Pom Pom Carnation – how adorable is this flower? So cheerful. So undeserving. After the blade: It’s even pretty in black and white: And some final close ups: x desleyjane

  • A Ranunculus Study

    A Ranunculus Study

    Julie and I spent a long, exhausting and utterly brilliant day in her studio playing with all sorts of wonderful photography-related thingies. These Ranunculus flowers were going to be deconstructed. Actually we did chop one up but it wasn’t pleasant, so instead here are some macro shots of these gorgeous and intricate flowers. We had…

  • I’m Feeling Exposed

    I’m Feeling Exposed

    You know me, I love a good over-exposed shot. I love the blown out highlights, with just the right amount of contrast and clarity brought back in to make for an interesting (I hope) shot. First, this shot of some costume jewellery.   And, I have a soft spot for this shot. I love the…

  • Fresh & Vintage, Mirrored

    Fresh & Vintage, Mirrored

    This was the same day that produced: Morning Light When Life Hands You Lemons Bottles & Bubbles Deconstructed Flower – 1 This is a really good experiment, that teaches you a lot about framing a shot. x desleyjane    

  • Deconstructed Flower – 3

    Deconstructed Flower – 3

    As you may know, my love of horror films has led me to set upon poor defenceless flowers and slashing them up for my own (and hopefully your) photographic and visual pleasure. Previously, I’ve done a rose and a tulip. This week, it’s a very strange little plant called Serruria, commonly known as Blushing Bride.…

  • Macro Garden Series – 26

    Macro Garden Series – 26

    Shot at the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens. Olympus OMD EM5, 60m macro. x desleyjane

  • Macro Garden Series – 25

    Macro Garden Series – 25

    Shot at the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens. Olympus OMD EM5, 60m macro. x desleyjane

  • Macro Garden Series – 24

    Macro Garden Series – 24

    These gorgeous little pink flowers almost look painted with this high contrast treatment. Shot at the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens. Olympus OMD EM5, 60m macro. x desleyjane

  • Beautiful Brisbane – July 2016

    Beautiful Brisbane – July 2016

    I’m a little late for Cardinal’s Changing Seasons. I did almost all of 2015 but then moved to Melbourne and the time never seemed right to start again. I visited Brisbane in July for work, but also stayed on a weekend, so I got some shots that I’d love to share. My previous Changing Seasons posts…

  • Deconstructed Flower – 2

    Deconstructed Flower – 2

    I think we started something when Julie and I “deconstructed” a rose at her studio a few weeks ago. You can find that post here. I have to warn you that there are quite a few photos in this post but I just couldn’t bear to leave them out. So, off I went to the…