My Sunday Photo
A sunset chase
Observing / Paying attention / Sharing / Developing my photography
Observing / Paying attention / Sharing / Developing my photography
Noticing the little details / sharing my pictures / improving my photography skills. Continue reading
Excitement about developing and improving my photography skills is one of the things blogging has given me.
Joining in blog photography focused link parties have been a fab inspiration in this regard. So, here is my ‘Point and Shoot’, one of the many pictures I took after fellowshipping with dear friends on Sunday.
Hold on, there’s more of the same to share, though it’s somewhat different.
First things first, the background story …
Whilst showing my recently acquired preloved bridge camera to a dear friend this Sunday, I stumbled upon a ‘new’ feature on it, ‘film simulation’.
Admittedly, I’d seen this feature before, but I’d not thought to explore what it was about.
‘Why’, you might ask? I’m not exactly sure really. I suppose the title, ‘film simulation’ didn’t seem … hummmm … up my ‘current-photography-development’ street.
How wrong I was, I can’t get enough of this feature now; I wish I had checked it out earlier.
So, the feature …. can you believe it? I can actually take black and white, and sepia, and more toned pictures directly with my camera. I don’t have to rely on photo editing sites or programs to do this anymore! So exciting 🙂
Have a look at the sepia version of the flower above, my Point and Shoot picture from this weekend …
… and the black and white version …
… no editing, save for reducing their sizes and adding my ‘logo’ on picmonkey.
A beauty in the haze that life can be sometimes. #beautyinthehaze
What do you think?
Shared on: Snowingindoors and You Baby Me Mummy #PointShoot 3rd March
Check out this view; a beautiful sky through the trees … a reason to stand and stare.
I know it happens daily, but my, what a view!
This splash of colours is breathtaking.
My Sunday Photo.
Appreciating what is around me / sharing my photographs / developing my photography skills. Continue reading