A long and straight tree lined path by the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston. 3 shot bracketed HDR image processed in Photomatix Pro 
Category: Photography
Urbine-ator!!
The latest design in wind turbine technology for urban settings appears to be the vertical turbine. I have read somewhere that these are called urbines (for urban turbines)!! The photo below is a composite of 3 shots taken in quick succession and then merged.
Photographed at the BT Convention Centre, Albert Dock, Liverpool with a Panasonic TZ30 compact camera.
First Church of Christ, Scientist – Part 2
This is a related post to an earlier one on the First Church of Christ, Scientist, the mother church of the christian science movement. 3-shot bracketed HDR using a Nikon D7000 with a tamron 18-250mm lens. Merged and processed in Photomatix Pro.
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Ephemeral
One of the many wonders of the natural world! A dandelion seed head that requires nothing more than a puff of wind to set the winged seeds on a new journey of colonisation!
Photographed in Staines, UK with a Nikon D7000 camera. Post-processed in Lightroom and Color Efex Pro.
Taraxacum – the dandelion
Field dandelions (Taraxacum sp.) photographed in the middle of summer near Hinxton, England.
All greens from the background were removed in Lightroom.
Distorted Vision!
Driving down from Dallas to the Fossil Rim Wildlife Park near Glen Rose, I took this picture of a red truck reflected in its own gigantic rear-view mirrors. The silver vehicle on the right is the one we were sitting in!
Single NEF raw file from my camera used to create a simulated HDR image in Photomatix Pro.
Red and Green
Two of the three primary colours (in RGB colour model) highlighted on this boat undergoing renovation at Albert Docks, Liverpool.
Photographed at the Albert Docks area of Liverpool.
Blackberries anyone?
Tasty wild blackberries on a roadside bush. I suppose the joys of getting food like harks back to our hunter-gatherer past.
On way to the top!!
On my lunchtime walk today I spotted this snail about 1.5metres off the ground. Will this snail make it to the top of this shrub? And which branch will it take?
Day vs Night
Two pictures of the same object (in this case the “Wheel of Liverpool”) in daylight and late in the night.
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