More Soft Focus Close ups
I’m having so much fun with the combination of the original soft focus optic and the macro element from my wide angle converter. The spring flowers are so beautiful, especially close up.
I’m having so much fun with the combination of the original soft focus optic and the macro element from my wide angle converter. The spring flowers are so beautiful, especially close up.
I’ve been playing with the original Soft Focus optic and the macro element from my wide angle converter for the last week or so. Today I added the soft focus disk with the widest aperture, which creates a smaller aperture and more detail.
I was having more fun this morning with the Soft Focus II lens.
The spring flowers were beautiful in the sunshine.
It felt almost like summer this morning when I went out with the dog. I treated myself to a new Lensbaby Soft Focus II optic and was keen to have a play. I think I’m going to have lots of fun with this lens.
On top of the Old Hills first thing in the morning is a special place.
These shots were taken with the Lensbaby Obscura optic with the Pinhole Sieve.
It was a bit grey this morning and threatening to rain when I took the dog out. I had more time this morning so I had a play with my camera capturing the spring flowers which were out. The snowdrops are passed their best, the primroses and daffodils are radiant and I was amazed to see the violets out.
I’ts been a strange start to the year and I don’t really know where January went. Most of it seems to have just disappeared.
I’ve been getting out with my camera again over the last few days and capturing the snowdrops which signal the coming spring.
When I was downloading some recent shots from my camera I came across the following shots from a frosty morning in January.