Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Exploration Photography Daily View - July 28, 2015

Hi there and welcome to The Exploration Photography Daily View. A while back I wrote about something that I tend to do when on a photo shoot that sometimes results in a better or more interesting subject than I set out to photograph. Turning around. Today as I was on our deck shooting some of our geraniums I turned and looked up and saw something I thought would be really cool to share with you. And here it is.


The Moon and Clouds! Now I must admit that the sky was much lighter when I shot this but I used a little artistic license and darkened it. I think the clouds are stunning with a black background. What do you think? Oh and the geraniums? I got some really nice shots of those too and will share them in the near future.

And hey how about another video from Peddlers Village? Well okay then! Here you go.




Here you have a cage full of pigeons, a Koi/Fish Pond and a Train. Who could ask for more?

And that's all for now folks! I thank you for stopping by and I sure hope you see you again real soon at the blog. And remember to turn around every now and again.

Until next time...

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

October 21, 2014 - Photo Of The Day

One of my weak spots in photography is shooting in aquariums. I think it is a mixture of the dark surroundings and florescent lit scenes along with the movement of the fish. It's just something I need to work on but that is what makes photography fun for me. There is always something to improve upon.

So for today's photo I share with you one last picture from our trip top the Adventure Aquarium this past weekend. This one was shot with my Samsung Galaxy S4. It is not the sharpest image and has a little graininess but I think for a camera phone shooting in auto mode it is not too bad. I did do some minor adjustments in Photoshop.


This is one of the larger jellyfish. Really cool but I sure wouldn't want to run into him in the ocean.

And that's it for today. Please come back soon. I have some cool stuff coming up.

Until next time...