I liked the shape of this branch, looking down on a lower area. The shot is taken from top of a ditch.
Again one of those images I don't know how to edit to make something of it.
PS: this is edited.
Have had a play with you last two where do I post them now.Not sure they are much different.Do you shoot in raw and what settings do you use on your Olympus
@delboy207 well, if you wish, you can post them with a date prior to the date of your first photo, so that these don't interfere with your album.
I shoot in jpg plus raw, but i think the app i use is importing the jpg.
These particular images were shot in manual mode (by mistake), and as for the settings, you can click on the Exif View Info under the photo in Photo Details. There is the relevant information for every photo.
ON1 photo Raw is a program similar to Lightroom buta lot userfriendly to my mind.One time puchase price as well rather a subscription.Wonder what metering you use. Spot metering and single focus point may be the well the way to isolate that tree and also a smaller aperture.
@delboy207 oh, good to know. I'll check that program.
Metering was (and is) on ESP, and single focus point.
I'll revisit the tree one of these days, as it looks we're going to have some sun.
I shoot in jpg plus raw, but i think the app i use is importing the jpg.
These particular images were shot in manual mode (by mistake), and as for the settings, you can click on the Exif View Info under the photo in Photo Details. There is the relevant information for every photo.
Metering was (and is) on ESP, and single focus point.
I'll revisit the tree one of these days, as it looks we're going to have some sun.
@ludwigsdiana it's a living tree, taking a nap over winter.