Selection of Images and ideas
1: I simply applied the idea of having a person hold the Avocado up in front of there face.
Then cut the person out with the pen tool in Photoshop and drop another image in as a background.
This is one of the wow factors in programs like Photoshop you can add other images and make up your own little make believe ideas in a matter of moments.
In fact the actual time to take the image and then connect the lead and import the photographs.
Open the programs photoshop/ lightroom took longer to do than the actual making of the whole idea and images combine to make the over all result.
2: Tim Star in the air
Tim in action
3: Big Wheel in Brighton
4: Changing skin tones and backgrounds in photoshop
Energy JM
JM
5: Mushroom Head, I took this in Friston Forest with a nice lens and Fuji S 5 pro.
Tilt shift images
6: Wide Angle Lens for 808 Camera HD
A friend sent me an wide angle lens for my 808 key ring camera.
But before I fit the wide angle lens to the 808 key ring.
I tried it on a Itouch ipod.
Here are two images to give you an idea. Shot in bad light and in the same position (no tripod) hand held.
Image 2 with wide angle lens.
Camera parts come in two lens. One wide angle and one macro. The big lump in this image is the 808 key ring camera.
Which is small in height so the attachment of the wide angle lens here is going to be a bit tricky.
The wide angle lens is magnetic and I am going to be using this camera for some paragliding where it be un protected during the flight.
Any suggestions from people on how they fixed the wide angle lens as a permeant fixture is welcome.
7: CAMERA QUICK START CAMERA ITUNES
Itouch quick start camera and iTunes.
Double press the home button while in sleep mode.
Camera and iTunes now available.
Camera bottom right.
iTunes top middle.
8: I took this today and I think it makes a nice screen saver.
Mrs Cow
Makes for a cool screen saver on your Itouch or iPhone.
9: Out today for a quick walk and catch the sun and shadows.
Which image do you prefer and why ?
10:Brighton West Pier
I took this image of Brighton West pier on manual setting.
The sun light had gone and choose manual setting with ISO set at 400.
A steady hand was required as I choose not to use the tripod, other people were setting up tripods.
With the sun going down and light fading fast with a 5 minute window I opted for steady hand and mobility.
Brighton West Pier
