Showing posts with label foliage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foliage. Show all posts

Monday, November 4, 2013

Autumn Foliage in New England 2013 002

More Foliage from New England/Greater Boston.

I photographed these earlier in the Fall.










Thursday, October 10, 2013

Autumn Foliage 2013 in New England 001

Fisheye DSLR
Early October Autumn Foliage in New England 2013
By Black UniGryphon 烏獨角獸 Kandice Kathleen Zimbleman-Wang 任思麒


Autumn Maples

Autumn Maples

Autumn Foliage

Autumn Foliage

Autumn Foliage

Autumn Foliage

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Sunday, March 10, 2013

October New England Foliage in The Colonial Cemetery 001

October New England Foliage in The Colonial Cemetery

Located in South Weymouth near Soutshore Hospital.
Greater Boston, Mass. (USA)
2012

I used an orange gradient filter.







Greenish Autumn Foliage Cheating

 Having a Fall foliage autumn that's too greenish?

Yeah! I hate that too! 2012 & 2011 were like that!

Why bother doing it in Photoshop, when you could do a simple easy way to cheat on your photos that's LOW-TECH and CHEAP?!
 The trick is a gradient filter. You can usually buy them in blue or orange. They wee originally for film cameras, but you can still buy them VERY CHEAP on Amazon.com!

I think I paid a few dollars for each one. Vintage are better, if you can. Don't fret if the filter is a different size than your lens. You can just get an adapter for like $1-2!







The gradient filter is great because you can swivel them, and get a more organic look!

You can see the real colors fade into the more saturated reds.

Or, if it's a cloudy day, you can make it look brighter, sunnier, or like a sunset.

It's nice to mess around with!

I've also used them for stage/show events.

And, they can also be used with black & white, if you want some colors to show more than others in the grays cale tones, like the sky.

 

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Autumn 2012 Foliage Treetops Fisheye

Autumn 2012 Foliage Treetops
Wide Angle Fisheye
Shot in the graveyard near Sothshore Hospital in South Weymouth (Greater Boston)
Photographed by "Black UniGryphon" Kandice Kathleen Zimbleman





Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Greenish Fall Foliage in New England Graveyard

From this angle, you can see that there's more green. Like I said, 2012 wasn't the best Fall Foliage year.

Autumn in New England (Greater Boston)
Japanese Fisheye Wide Angle Lens
Autumn Foliage  2012

And ancient Colonial Cemetery in South Weymouth near Southshore Hospital.









Kandice Kathleen Zimbleman
Experimental Photography
By "Black UniGryphon"



New England Cemetray in Autumn 2012 Horizontal Fisheye

Autumn in New England (Greater Boston)
Japanese Fisheye Wide Angle Lens
Autumn Foliage  2012

And ancient Colonial Cemetery in South Weymouth near Southshore Hospital.

Experimental Photography
By "Black UniGryphon"
Kandice Kathleen Zimbleman

Dutch Tilt Fisheye Autumn Foliage Graveyard 2012 New England 001

Autumn in New England (Greater Boston)
Japanese Fisheye Wide Angle Lens
Dutch Tilt
Autumn Foliage  2012

And ancient Colonial Cemetery in South Weymouth near Southshore Hospital.

Experimental Photography
By "Black UniGryphon"
Kandice Kathleen Zimbleman
 It was a rather warm, and very disappointing, and VERY greenish Fall this year. Most of the Foliage was green, but the Graveyard has some colors.

I made a few trips their on foot.





Monday, February 25, 2013

Autumn Tree Tops 2012

Autumn 2012 was a a rather disappointing year for Fall foliage in New England, because it was MOSTLY green, rained and knocked several leaves off just as they were turning, very erratic weather patterns.

It was also a generally warm autumn.

The 1 place that could have some colors, other than GREEN & YELLOW was the Colonial Graveyard near my home. You could actually find ORANGE....

You can't always see good colors up in New England, but some years are utterly amazing! The past 2 years weren't.



 No filters on these frames. I was experimenting with a wide angle fisheye.
*shrugs*

Hey, ya never know until you try.

Mostly just focusing on the tree tops with minimal background in the composition.
And, I was experimenting with a Dutch Tilt.




Macro stuffs... mostly just sticking with the presets....
*shrugs* -everyone seems to like these....

























A bit more Orange: