I decided not to walk down into the garden area with Sue, Jane and Ann and stayed up at the castle. I had my Holga Fun Lens with me and decided to have another play with it. The Holga is a cheap 'Lo-fi' simple meniscus plastic lens which gives severe vignetting, soft focus, blur, light leaks and low contrast. It is designed for DSLRs to mimic the old Holga medium format cameras. This is not the first post I have done with this lens. I decided now that you cannot really crop the images once they are taken as the vignetting 'looks wrong. I have played with the colouration by split toning in Adobe Lightroom on a few images.
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
Day 3 Shropshire - Powis Castle - Holga Fun Lens
I decided not to walk down into the garden area with Sue, Jane and Ann and stayed up at the castle. I had my Holga Fun Lens with me and decided to have another play with it. The Holga is a cheap 'Lo-fi' simple meniscus plastic lens which gives severe vignetting, soft focus, blur, light leaks and low contrast. It is designed for DSLRs to mimic the old Holga medium format cameras. This is not the first post I have done with this lens. I decided now that you cannot really crop the images once they are taken as the vignetting 'looks wrong. I have played with the colouration by split toning in Adobe Lightroom on a few images.
Monday, 27 February 2017
Day 3 Shropshire - Powis Castle, Welshpool, Wales
Looking back at the blogs from our Shropshire Holiday with Jane and Ann I should have called it Wales not Shropshire as most of the places we visited are in Wales. So, Day 3 we visited another National Trust Site, Powis Castle.
Friday, 24 February 2017
Day 2 Shropshire - Inside Erddig Hall, North Wales
After visiting the outside workshops we went into the house. The National Trust now allow photos inside most of their buildings but tripods are obviously not allowed. So most of these shots were shot at high ISO on the Canon 5D mkiii.
Thursday, 23 February 2017
Day 2 Shropshire - Erddig Hall, North Wales
Day 3 Afternoon. We left Chirk Castle after lunch and continued to Wrexham, one of the largest towns in North Wales to visit another National Trust Property called Erddig Hall. Our first stop at the hall was in the workshops.
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden with the Camera Club
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