Creating & Capturing Life's Precious Moments
One of my photography groups ran a photographic Scavenger Hunt, one where you didn’t really need to leave the house. Random objects that appear in most people’s houses and a few a bit rarer. Here are just a few of my shots…but not all. I also took a few on my phone. I guess it…
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It’s funny, while so many people are complaining about how bored they are at the moment stuck at home, I have never been busier. Granted to was too busy sulking for the first couple of weeks about the unfairness of it all (my surgery got cancelled), I can’t shoot, can’t run workshops, can’t have dinners…
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Feeling a little caged in after spending the last few weeks in isolation? Now that the weather is a little bit nicer, maybe it’s time to grab your camera and macro lens and go exploring your own backyard (or front yard) a little. 28 more words
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Another weird week, full of ups and downs. Even if we could leave the house the weather has been so awful, we are better off inside, April is normally so nice, a little chilly at night, but so good for sleeping. Not much else to report, so let’s get straight into SYW shall we? Questions:…
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Monday. Again. Well it’s hard to really do much, isn’t it? Most of the world is stuck at home in isolation mode, we are no different. I think if it wasn’t for my shoulder, it wouldn’t be so bad, but I am finding it difficult to concentrate and do anything for long periods of time.…
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I took a little detour on my Lonely Man series, I actually left out the apple and the key, I did leave in the clouds. I am not sure if it still ties in with the others anymore or not. But I am also happy with it as a stand-alone image too. Do you ever…
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Sadly this was to be my last portrait shoot in the studio, at least we ended on a bang and not a whimper hey? All of this was actually put together for a workshop, thanks to a certain virus, that workshop was cancelled, or at least postponed indefinitely. But Emily had the dress, Bec had…
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It has never been easier to make eyes pop in portraits using Luminar 4. You can use it as standalone software, or as a plugin or Smart Object filter in Photoshop. 43 more words
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I won this dress and headpiece in a bushfire fundraiser auction. I actually have some grand plans for this dress, but the weather has not been cooperating. We normally have such wonderful weather in March and April, but not this year. So I figured I would capture something with it in the studio. It was…
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What a crazy, scary, topsy-turvy world we currently live in. Many of us from my generation onwards have never seen anything like this, at least not in my country. Sure there were riots and food rationing and such in the Great Depression, but WE never lived through that, only heard from (possibly) parents and for…
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