BLUEberries

Blue for rainbow2019. Blueberries illuminated with a Blue filter, and tweaked a bit with PS Express on my phone.

[Shanne]

I wondered how they were so wonderfully blue - fun take on these

[Ian Norman]

@shannejw thanks Shanne. Bit of a cheat really, but if you’re going to enhance the Blue, It’s go to be Blueberries. I was going to do as you suggested and Photoshop a Blue Banana or Orange but opted for this instead.

[Shanne]

What I found when I went looking was something like this; https://rfclipart.com/red-and-blue-strawberry-with-dna-chain-gmo-processing-35208-vector-clipart.html

[Caterina]

Beautiful again! Do you remember the brand of the kit of lenses to be added to the iPhone? Thank you!

[Caterina]

I will follow you!

[Ian Norman]

@caterina £13.69 from Amazon UK, Mpow Fisheye Lens,3 in 1 Clip-On Lens Kit. I think you can get for most models of phone just search for your model.

[Kate Klinck]

fav!

[Shutterbug]

How do you add a blue filter to an iPhone? I also photograph with iPhone.Itsure does enhance the beautiful blue of the berries.

[Ian Norman]

@shutterbug49 I used an LED torch (flashlight) to add side lighting and put a Blue filter over the light (the Blue filter being one of my Grandchildren’s plastic bowls) no fancy setup. The Blueberries are sat on top of a Black Woolly jumper (sweater). Now that you ask about filter on the iPhone, I am going to dig out some gel filters I have for my flash in my camera bag and experimental shooting through them, or putting over the flash on the phone. It should work, I have put tracing paper over the phone’s flash to soften the light in the past. So a few things to try, thanks for the inspiration.

[Ian Norman]

@kklinck thanks for the Fav Kate.

[Shutterbug]

@imnorman sounds like some fun experiments in both of our futures. Thanks for the ideas.