Keeping it simple: Bluebell image
Today I’m publishing a very simple blog post taken on a family day out: A Bluebell with a little sunflare!
Today I’m publishing a very simple blog post taken on a family day out: A Bluebell with a little sunflare!
There’s a photo editing skill I’ve always wanted to learn: Changing an object’s colour. That’s exactly what I did to these orange, purple and pink daffodils!
When Izzy, my youngest daughter, saw this photograph and declared; “It’s beautiful daddy,” I knew I’d taken an image that worked! Better still, it showed that a really simple photography challenge I’d set myself had worked and I’m going to share the idea with you.
Earlier this week I decided to venture out into the wind and rain and take some pictures. It was a challenge to see what I could find to photograph in these horrible conditions and so after the school run one morning, I ventured off to Emmetts Garden, a hillside garden managed by the National Trust
When you’re out with your camera and something as colourful as this butterfly comes into view, it would be criminal not to take the picture. This image was taken on my recent trip to Mayfield Lavender Farm and I did much more than take one image. I followed this butterfly around for ages taking snaps