Some initial edits from a walk around Bristol before the heat wave hit…
I decided to go out and reshoot some photos I shot yesterday, themed “back/sidelit”. Decided to bring the Tamron this time, which performs a fair bit better than the kit lens at 50mm, and also brought a tripod.
That resulted in a better result than the previous one, IMO. Some lovely textures in those leafs.
Of course it was still hot as balls, so I was sweating like a pig.
Also encountered a small toad (5-ish cm, tops):
DSC-0806 is my favorite, so clean and a lot of background separation!
I’ve been taking photos and video of family lately, but otherwise I’ve been in a rut. I see the same stuff over and over; nothing new to photograph. So I decided to try again. Here are some Palo Verde Trees. ![]()
On the same day that I took these gallery photos, I captured some public art - some humorous signs,
My human on a leash:
No danger here:
She is standing in the no understanding zone:
Wait, which one?
For me it says 1 of 6
Ah, yes, that’s good old 802. Yeah, I like that one, too. Considered cropping it, but the room around the thingy makes the picture, really.
Oh oops I said 0806 ![]()
Anyway, yeah the negative space is cool
Great! Where is this?
North bank of Brisbane River, New Farm, QLD, Australia
Had the tiniest bit of thunderstorm after a few silly hot days. Good practice for long exposure shots — and learned I don’t need LE denoise in the camera, as long as I keep the ISO low and run astro denoise in DT. That saves me a ton of shooting time.
I love how mindfully soft everything is! I felt a slow breeze just looking at it.
I’m jealous, and I love them.
It was a week for wildlife I guess…I didn’t really go out and shoot much this past week,as I was at home for the majority of it. But the days I did go out, I got lucky. Spotted the bear while tracking the deer (after I’d spooked them), and the hummingbird was easily accessible at a local feeder. All photos edited using dt 5.6 windows, and I even tried the raw denoise feature…which I was quite happy with. It certainly beats my standard attempts, but at the expense of some detail loss. Perhaps I just need to tune it a bit more…I’ll keep experimenting with both the profiled denoise and the raw denoise until I get it right for my liking.






































