Tag: photography
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (19)
This tree was so pretty and creating its own shade in the morning light. I think it was well suited to both colour and monochrome shots. Shot with my Olympus OMD EM5 with 60mm macro, hand held, morning light, all shots are different, even though those last two look identical! This is one of my…
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Five Minutes with a Beetroot & Chocolate Muffin – RegularRandom
Hi everyone. It’s been ages since I RegularRandom‘ed a sweet treat. In the apartment complex where I live, a restaurant has opened up on the ground floor. The people who run it are just lovely. I have gotten to know them over the many months of fit out and met so many of the family…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (18)
Lavender is a very popular plant in my neighbourhood. I photographed it a few times for this series. This collection is from one front garden. I like the mix of old and new growth and the shades of lavender – some more blue and some more pink. There were no bees this time, but there…
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One Letterbox, Three (Four) Ways.
And now for something completely different. I’ve been playing with some new Lightroom Presets. I’ve had them for a little while but haven’t used them before. Here is the original photo, edited how I would usually edit it: Although, this is a photo that I would probably edit in black and white usually, so: I…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (17)
This is the beginning of the third walk around my neighbourhood. It’s another street, parallel to the first one, a tiny street, with not many houses, a dead end, but lots of flowers and they all smell amazing. Olympus OMD EM5 with 60mm macro (120mm equivalent), hand held, early morning, sleepy brain. x desleyjane
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The Final Sunflower Series
For my last sunflower post, I wanted to go in as close as I could get with my 60mm macro lens. Those little hairs on the leaves really pop out. The finer details are all right there. And then we move in a little closer. And finally, does beauty turn? Is this still beautiful? The…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (16)
These little bells were growing under a tree on the side of the road. The leaves are quite thick and succulent-like…. x desleyjane
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Five Minutes with Coffee – RegularRandom
Oh coffee, what would life be like without you? This week, I ran out of coffee, and then I was home too late each night to take delivery of my coffee order! Disaster! So I started each day with orange juice at 6:45am and grabbed a coffee on the way to work at 9am. I…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (15)
I tend to shoot quite quickly when I’m walking, and this time was no exception since I had Gidget with me and she is always on the move. So for some flowers, I only took one shot. Here is my little collection of random flowers where I didn’t get more than one shot. I love…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (14)
These purple and white flowering shrubs were quite common in the gardens where I walked. The light was quite lovely, but there was also a light breeze waving the little branches about. x desleyjane
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Ms Sunflower, are you ready for your close-up?
Olympus OMD EM5, 60mm macro, feeling the love. x desleyjane
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (13)
Just a quick note before this post to say that my FoBE posts are all scheduled in advance, most written in early October. x This is from my second trip around Brunswick East. When I walk Gidget in the evening, I go across the road and down the street and back up again. In the…
Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist 