My cell phone had an update (or possibly it was the app not the phone), anyways I found a photo editing feature on it which I didn’t have before. I immediately snapped a photo of our cat Henry and here are the most interesting edits … Continue reading Henry, cat interpreted
One to Three Challenge in September
Cropping. I started taking photos when it was still analog. Framing a shot was a necessary for amateur photographers without access to a dark room. These habits are hard to break. However, sometimes I cannot get in a proper position or I’m walking with others … Continue reading Photos from Crete
More stones but with a cricket lying on it. Those buggers can be loud and they were loud in Greece. The Cosmic Photo Challenge: The Ground Beneath My Feet
On Saturday, we went to a fun boat race. We had a great place in the shade, with a light breeze, and a view of the river. Until somebody asked to sit on the other side of the table. Instead of taken photos of the … Continue reading On a hot day down by the river
One to three photo challenge in July
I put the original through lunapic.com’s feature of merging a photo with the picture of an artist. I don’t know if they have a new function or if I overlooked it until now but I compared a complete merge with a “keeping your own colours” … Continue reading Who doesn’t like a nice kitty?
original, standard settings, with Lumix bridge camera edited with photoscape, embossing filter partially applied edited with photoscape, aquarel filter edited with Lunapic.com, in the style of Monet edited with Lunapic.com, in the style of Gauguin One to three photo processing challenge in April
Rejects, I have a few, but then again, more than enough to mention … When Egido asks for at first glance rejected photos I immediately thought of sculptures. I love to photograph sculptures in public spaces. But they usually pose challenges exactly because they are … Continue reading A rejected angel
I came upon this little niche in a wall on our last walk. One-to-Three Photo Challenge in January
