Posts Tagged ‘close-up photography

Here’s yet another example of the technique to turn an image inside out, described in my post of 25 November.
The starting image was the watch shown in my ‘1 cent ring flash’ post (8 Dec 09).  Can you figure out what the time was, before you look back at that original image?

We know that Christmas is almost upon us when our Pohutukawa tree starts to flower.  It almost always times it so that it is covered with scarlet blooms by Christmas Day.   This year the tree looks like it will have a great display.

Here’s a technique for close-up photography which could save you hundreds of dollars. It’s possible to get results as good as a ring flash using only a sheet of white paper!

For several years now I have been following the work of a Louisana photographer, Ronnie Gaubert.  In my opinion he sets a standard in macrophotography for all of us to aspire to.
You can find his galleries on the pBase photo sharing site:  here is his  “Nature of Louisiana”.  At latest count, his galleries presenting the [...]


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This blog presents the images and observations of someone who has had a long and successful career, ranging from heavy engineering to environmental sciences, from paper machines to marine biology.

The digital revolution has enabled Graeme Robertson to devote much of his time to a rediscovered passion, photography. His images have won national competitions and been published in magazines and newspapers.

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