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Saturday, 13 April 2019

Is This The Way To Amaryllis?


No, it isn't.
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Labels: Alpha 77, Amaryllis, flowers, photography, Sony

Saturday, 6 April 2019

Black (and White) Iris

Mono image of an iris made in the winter garden at Mottisfont, using a Sony Alpha 77.

Another image from the Mottisfont set. I've gone for a rather different treatment this time.
Posted by David at 21:42 No comments:
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Labels: Alpha 77, flowers, iris, photography, Sony
Location: Mottisfont, UK
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I'm a fifty-something male with a wife and son, living in the South-West of England. I consider myself to be an amateur photographer - an enthusiast if you like. I earn my living doing other things. I've been reasonably serious about photography since 2005 or thereabouts, when I decided that I wanted to be a landscape photographer. I was disabused of that notion within a couple of years and now I mostly make still life and portrait images - with the odd landscape thrown in. I've been training in Shotokan Karate for more years than I care to remember. I hold Nidan with the JKA. I train a couple of times a week at the local club, which as anyone who's done any of this will know, isn't enough to make progress - or maintain, for that matter. I'm currently in a bit of a motivational dip which has been going on for ten years or so.
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