Aechmea fasciata, a beautiful flower but so difficult to have it to bloom a second time
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Aechmea fasciata, a beautiful flower but so difficult to have it to bloom a second time
Still trying 😊
September 2019, one of the local lakes in North Pole, Alaska:
It's still so green here, but this "fall-looking" grass caught my attention on a local, neighbourhood walk early this morning. Same camera .. on my iPad Mini 4.
Turfgrass Institute, Guelph Ontario Canada. Shot with iPhone 11 Pro MAX.
My lawn doesn't look like that!Turfgrass Institute, Guelph Ontario Canada. Shot with iPhone 11 Pro MAX.
Cookie Shop reflected
Out and about putting the lens up to glass. Fujifilm Pro Neg Std treatment
Out and about putting the lens up to glass. Fujifilm Pro Neg Std treatment
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Just curious, did you add the sunstar or did the iPhone? Since the camera array has no aperture blades, there should be no sun star, right?Turfgrass Institute, Guelph Ontario Canada. Shot with iPhone 11 Pro MAX.
Actually, that‘s the phone. I was also surprised to be honest.
Interesting. Not only does it do it, but it assumes the likes of a high-end lens with 20-something aperture blades!
Another shot from Bead Lake, WA. Some sort of Fungi with dew on a tree stump:
Shot on a Nikon D3500. Some color adjustments, resized, and exported in Luminar 4.
Shot on a Nikon D3500. Some color adjustments, resized, and exported in Luminar 4.
Milky Way at Wild Horse Butte, Goblin Valley State Park, Utah. October 6th. Canon 5D Mark IV, 14mm f2.8.
I often get the same results with my 12 PM
Some tasty acorns getting ready to snack on.
Fujifilm X-E4
ISO 160 33mm f/1.4 1/2000
Peacock butterfly on a hebe bush. I thought I'd see how the iPhone SE2 coped, and luckily the butterfly didn't flinch as I moved in closer.
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
