High, look up high… Architecture
White sky, so what
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Look up and make your composition
To focus on lines and reflections of buildings you need to look up. That’s what I did in this series of 10 compositions Post processing: added contrasts (also shadows-high lights), vignetting, enhanced the yellow tones, changed color temperature to warm. Gear: Canon camera with 50mm F1.8 MKI
Go low + Split toning (series)
Why not add drama to ordinary landscape by going low + add split toning (warm-cold contrast)
Trains leaving the city
Fancy clouds, Happy passengers, going to wherever, … or Mysterious clouds, Lost travelers, searching for adventure, … or (make your own story)
Light is needed to make a picture
Light, glass, lines = shades curved by the reflections. Post processing: adding contrast Location: KBC building – Train station Leuven(B)
Rose, rosier, rosiest, much more it will not become
A series of flower petals covered with dew. Early mornig a rose garden next to some wood. The dew was nicely covering the fragile rose petals. I took my 50mm and an extension tube to get better details.
Floral explosion right into my camera
No damage.
Just a flower with backlight
The bokeh may not be perfect. Taken with my nifty fifty f1.8 Mk1 I used shadow highlight in post-processing to avoid a dark spot in the centre of the flower
The visitor
Picked a flower from the side of the road for details at my home studio. Then I noticed the tiny visitor.
Flora at f1.8
why shooting at f1.8? It results in pictures you cannot see by the eye. The eye will always try to get everything sharp. With post processing I faded out the heavy yellow which was taking all attention away from the subject
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