I had tried to take photos of the geraniums but I was never pleased.
The color is too bright even on cloudy days.
I needed a glare reducer.
The volunteer pumpkin still has a bit of a shine
The Eastern Tailed-blue stayed around long enough for me to play around a little bit.
Each time I add a piece of equipment I have to learn how to use it.
I am learning how a filter can be used on sunny days and cloudy days.
I've taken pictures of geraniums before and I always found the red to be over the top. Hmm maybe I should tried the infrared lens on them.
ReplyDeleteMy infrared book came today. I'll let you know if it's any good.
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Hi Cathy,
ReplyDeleteThey are bright!
I would love to know how the infrared did with the geraniums.
Keep me posted on book. I am about a year out on infrared. I want to read and learn a bit before I get the lens.
I have a macro on order. Next it is a wide angle and next is infrared!
Photography is a life time study!
Is is so nice to talk camera with you.
Thanks Cathy.
Shutterbugs,
Sherry
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ReplyDeleteWhoa! The geraniums are vibrating so brightly, wow. I love geraniums!
Love the pumpkin volunteer! Do you think you will have some for Halloween? That would be wonderful!
I'm so excited about your new filter, I can't wait to see what you do next.
Blessings~
*sprite
Enjoy experimenting with your new camera lens Q. I don't know how you will "improve" on your already fabulous photos though :-}
ReplyDeleteDear Sprite,
ReplyDeleteI hope this pumpkin does well. We have no idea what variety it is but I am pleased to have one growing. Always in the past the squash bugs have gotten my pumpkin vines.
Learning the filter will take me awhile. I am working on it!
Photography is a life time adventure I have found out.
~Sherry~
Dear Deb,
ReplyDeleteIt is like my son tells me, "The biggest room is the room for improvement!" LOL
There are certain photos I have been unable to get so hopefully the sun will no longer be a big problem!
Thanks. Your encouragement means lots to me.
Sherry