The Name of The Roses
Month: April 2020
Beneath the Waters
I took this image when I was in San Diego about a month ago and I loved the boats reflection on the water, as it looked like another world beneath. I turned the image upside down for a cool effect. Enjoy!
Bottlebrush
Not really sure of the name of this bush but it reminds me of a bottle brush. With the edict to stay at home ( I try, mostly) photo opportunities are limited. This bush puts up quite a display in the corner of my yard. The little yellow spots are pollen.
Ich bin mir des Namens dieses Busches nicht sicher, aber er erinnert mich an eine Flaschenbürste. Mit dem Edikt, zu Hause zu bleiben (ich versuche es meistens), sind die Fotomöglichkeiten begrenzt. Dieser Busch zeigt sich in der Ecke meines Hofes. Die kleinen gelben Flecken sind Pollen.
Screw City
I picked a bunch of screws and placed them on a reflective surface. As a background I used a black card board and a fiber optic lamp which also served as my light source. Then I started experimenting with different f-stops and exposures times. As a final touch I added a Topaz art filter.
Enjoy and keep on creating great images!
Kletterkünstler
The great tit is in search of food no branch too thin and no acrobatic insert too heavy. This little fellow was hanging upside down on a branch with maple seeds.
Gelbvariationen
During one of my walks a few days ago I discovered this lemon butterfly, which used a dandelion blossom.
Magnolia Blossoms
Lazy Days
During this time of self-quarantine, we may find ourselves feeling a little off centered with this drastic change of pace in our daily lives. This image perfectly depicts the typical behavior of a cat, as they lazily lay around, enjoying the moment. I thought this image was a great example of the type of behavior we should embrace while given the mandatory time to slow down our pace. Enjoy!
Today’s Assignment – Birds
Evening Flight
One of my favorite photos from one of my favorite places to photograph. Ross Geese at the Merced Wildlife Refuge.
Eines meiner Lieblingsfotos von einem meiner Lieblingsorte zum Fotografieren. Ross Gänse im Merced Wildlife Refuge.