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| These bluebells were already beautiful but very familiar, so I turned them into a dramatic monochrome image to add some mystery |
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| Having a dedicated macro lens (Tamron 90mm SP) for my 7D allows me to take some amazing close up shots, but this one is more art than nature |
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| A fantasy scene with Bluebells |
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| I actually bought this Lily specifically for photography, I took a variety of shots, this close-up, with tweaked colour curves is quite abstract and interesting I think |
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| An amazing bold splash of colour, obviously seeking attention. My Coolpix 3100 captured this splash of colour brilliantly |
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| A Rose to be |
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| I waited patiently during the winter months researching the best places to find bluebells, here is a small wood near Chorleywood with a beautiful carpet of bluebells. I took over 100 shots including macros and wide panoramas but I really like this square view of the forest made from 2 joined, portrait shots |
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| Using a very wide aperture (F2.8) on my 90mm Macro I threw the background out of focus to produce this wonderfully dreamy affect |
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| I really enjoy taking macro shots with my Tamron 90mm and this abstract of a flower is very soothing |
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| While walking to my local park I saw these tulips posing for a photo which seems more like art. It was an overcast day so I set the white balance on my 7D to make the most of the colours, I have also played with the colours on my computer, perhaps I over did it :) |