Tag: canon eos 50d
Shaving Brush
The tree can apparently grow up to 18 metres (about 60 feet) but this flower was on one barely 1 metre tall.
Unassuming Heroes
I had wanted to capture more of the underside of the fungi so the screen, and unfortunately a fixed one, was used here. Thankfully, I managed to come away with this image even though the screen was an aging dim one.
Garden Living
The sky was just a patch of white despite the exposure having been biased 1-1/3 stops darker. So highlights were pulled back in post to see a little of the rain clouds that were actually there.
The Scarlet Host
This was taken against a shady backdrop with the exposure biased 1-1/3 stops darker.
Carbon Addicts
Research had estimated that fungi could possibly be absorbing over a third of the carbon emission from burning fossil fuels. That’s apparently how hungry that fungi have been for carbon. This is news to me.
As a slow lens was used here, the more generous depth-of-field had made plant litter beneath the fungi a distracting mass. This was toned down and darkened in post. Overall yellows and greens were also de-saturated a bit.
Let Sleeping Leopards Lie
This corner here was a little dark and the shutter speed at ISO200 and f/4 was a mere 1/20 second. Thankfully, the image came out with just a tiny bit of camera shake at actual size and looking fine at this size.
Swan Lake In The Gardens
Colour Basics
Beneath The Bunyan Tree
Roses And Grapes
This was captured against the light and so the exposure had need to be biased brighter for the colours of the flowers and leaves to be more visible. However, it was only a conservative 1/3 stop brighter lest this copy of the lens should flare. Shadows and highlights were then brightened up in post.
A Common Resident
This was a 40 percent crop of the original capture. The busy background had been toned down and darkened a bit in post.