Showing posts with label Frensham Little Pond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frensham Little Pond. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 July 2021

Hampshire Holiday Post 09 - Frensham Little Pond Impressionistic Images

 So after lunch I spend some time at the edge of the pond creating in-camera multiple exposures. Most images edited in Lightroom and then into Photoshop.

The first image shows the 'scene of the crime' :)











Thursday, 8 July 2021

Hampshire Holiday Post 08 - Frensham Little Pond Infrared Landscapes

Day 4 of our holiday we traveled to Frensham Little Pond in Surrey (National Trust). After finding the car park we went for a wonder in the trees to the cafe and had a nice cup of coffee. I had not planned to use my infrared camera (a Canon 5dmkiii with 720nm filter) but the trees were so beautiful I thought the infrared might make a different photo.


These photos here have been worked on in Lightroom using the DNG Profile I have created for this camera and after some basic adjustments in Lightroom I took the file into Photoshop. I normally look at the false colour versions fist, with and without channel swapping, make a choice and between the false colour versions and then create an additional monochrome version. Back in Lightroom I try to decide if I like the False Colour version or monochrome. 
























Magnolia Shot with the Lensbaby Velvet 85mm

 All these shots were taken with the Lensbaby Velvet 85mm. All were taken at the wider aperture (all wider than f/5.6 but mainly at f/2.8 an...