I thought these clouds made a pretty impressive view this afternoon when I was out walking the dogs. This was taken using my Canon EOS 5D with a 20mm lens at f/22 at 1/125s at ISO 400. Today I also did a bit of messing around with a still life of our olive wood cheeseboard which as you can see has a lovely wavy grain effect. I used focus stacking to get it all in focus and then cropped it to concentrate on the central area with the nicest grain. I felt it looked better in black and white as well. This was taken on a tripod in natural light using the Canon EOS 5D 35mm lens at f/8 at 1/3s at ISO 100.
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I shot these through our kitchen door so they came out not badly considering. I always tend to forget about photographing our more common birds so thought I would try these for a change. The Robin was taken with a 500mm lens at f/7.1, 1/250s at ISO 1000 while the Great Tit was taken with the same lens at f/6.3, 1/800s at ISO 1000. Both needed a little bit of lightening up but were otherwise pretty good.
Happy New Year to all my friends and family. This is my first photo of 2016 and hopefully the first of many as I embark on my one-a-day thing for this year. This was taken at 3 am last night from our back door. Not the best focus on the moon but it was dark and I think the fact that the moon was so bright kind of confused the camera a bit, to say nothing of the photographer. Anyway, more to follow so watch this space...
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