Tag: olympus
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Black and White Bench Art
I thought this bench was fabulous – the end shaped like the bow of a ship. It seemed made for high-contrast black and white. Shot at Wilson Botanic Park with my Olympus OMD EM5 with my 60mm (120mm equivalent) macro lens. x desleyjane
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Melbourne Streets 1
I joined in the IG’ers Melbourne meetup this month – an Instagram group which hosts photo walks in your city. It was a great day walking the streets of Fitzroy and Carlton in Melbourne city. I wanted to take shots that were a little different, so I popped the 60mm macro lens on and approached…
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Macro Garden Series – 2
These are two different shots, not the same shot edited differently. I love how the sunlight hits the yellow of the plant, and the darkness of the background. Taken with my Olympus OMD EM5 with 60mm (120mm equivalent) macro lens at the Wilson Botanic Park. x desleyjane
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Only Bright Sparks Need Apply
This charming set of stools stood waiting outside a cafe in Rathdowne Village, Melbourne. I thought they made a lovely and bold statement, even though it seemed weird that there were no tables to go with the chairs. For some reason, I thought of a line of nervous youngsters sitting here, toes tapping, nails bitten,…
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More Bee Photos
The title says it all really. I love photographing bees. Although the dead ones are much better behaved 😜 Technically this should be part of my Macro Garden Series, but it’s bees, so…. I’m also linking it here to Jude’s March Garden Challenge, where she’s looking for wildlife in the garden. Take a look at…
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Pink and Fuzzy
A simple shot from a recent dogwalk around the block. I was struck by the colour – my favourite. Olympus OMD EM5 … 17mm … ISO200 … f/4.0 … 1/125th sec x desleyjane
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Macro Garden Series – 1
My friend Julie Powell (Photographer and Graphic Designer) invited me to join her photography excursion at the Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick (about 40km outside the city of Melbourne, at the foot of the Dandenong mountains). It’s a beautiful park and I had a great time immersing myself in all things macro. Actually, I didn’t…
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Superstition – Scientist or Mouse?
I bought this umbrella recently. Melbourne is a place where you often need an umbrella – it pays to carry one with you some days. Just a few days ago, I left mine in my car and consequently trudged back to my car after work in the rain, getting drenched in the process. But I…
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One Love
The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge this week is One Love. I’m taking this opportunity to show you something that I love doing, which is layering lettering over photos. Right now, I’m just using apps on my iPhone, but I will be doing a Photoshop course soon and I also want to do calligraphy and hand-lettering…
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Contemplation 2 – Success or Failure
Hello and welcome to week 2 of Contemplation, where we answer a prompt from my Kikki.K A Sentence A Day journal. Please join in and tag your post Contemplation and use the title “Contemplation – Week 2” and the badge above, if the mood strikes you. Write something heartfelt, funny, silly, or real – anything that you think of…
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Plant in the Park
I finally decided to take my camera with me to the park tonight and pottered around in amongst the trees and took some shots of this lovely plant. As usual I used my Olympus OMD EM5. I went out only with my 45mm (f/1.8, 90mm equivalent) lens with me. It’s not an everyday lens, but…
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Favourite Things – Backpack
Many of you know that one of my favourite things is macro photography and I’m interested lately in practicing product photography. I love isolating a subject, as I’ve done before, here: I’ve stuck with predominantly white backgrounds but one of things I want to start investigating is other backgrounds. Separate to this, I’ve been addicted…
Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist 