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HOME 14 continuing a series of work shot around my home

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HOME 10  The HOME series ends for now with the rain on the sheoaks near our front door. I love this image but maybe thats just because I have loved these trees for 50 years. I will aim to pick up this series another time but next week is CUBA

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HOME 09  Its been raining at HOME so here are some raindrops coming off the roof into the pond. 

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HOME 08  The HOME series continues with this stacked cactus image, The last stacked image for now. I will write something about stacking at some point in the future. Click through to a bigger version.

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HOME 07  The HOME series continues with this stacked image of a group of toadstools growing on a stump in our yard. It’s raining so they spring up and then rot away so quickly.

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HOME 06  The HOME series continues with this stacked grevillia from our front yard. ( Mr curly as a child perhaps Phil?)

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HOME 05 This week, and hopefully the week after that, will be images from around my home. I make most of my images through my travels and don’t always know what to do with myself once I am home. So I have set myself the task of making images around my own house and garden. This weeks images are from stacks of around 15 photographs using a macro lens and edited together using Helicon Focus software and a fair bit of time and effort.

(a close up of a Buddha that lives in our lounge room)

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HOME 04 This week, and hopefully the week after that, will be images from around my home. I make most of my images through my travels and don’t always know what to do with myself once I am home. So I have set myself the task of making images around my own house and garden. This weeks images are from stacks of around 15 photos using a macro lens and edited together using Helicon Focus software and a fair bit of time and effort.

(a pine cone from a tree I grew from seed maybe 27 years ago and planted on a small farm we sold a while ago (the tree produced great pine nuts), she-oak leaves and virginia creeper)

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HOME 03 This week, and hopefully the week after that, will be images from around my home. I make most of my images through my travels and don’t always know what to do with myself once I am home. So I have set myself the task of making images around my own house and garden. This weeks images are from stacks of around 15 photos using a macro lens and edited together using Helicon Focus software and a fair bit of time and effort.

(Mother-in Laws Tongue/snake plant) Sansevieria trifasciata

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HOME 02 This week, and hopefully the week after that, will be images from around my home. I make most of my images through my travels and don’t always know what to do with myself once I am home. So I have set myself the task of making images around my own house and garden. This weeks images are from stacks of around 15 photoss using a macro lens and edited together using Helicon Focus software and a fair bit of time and effort.

(Pincushion Hakea-Hakea Laurina)

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HOME 01 version 2 (I think I prefer this version, although its a bit strange to spend lots of energy making an image with ‘depth of sharpness’ and then grunge it up…)

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