flower – Richard Broom Photography

The flower from an earlier post but given the neural treatment in Photoshop…

We noticed this small beetle which, somehow, had managed to climb up and into this flower looking, I think, for lunch!

Must be from another planet…surely?

Another strange plant found in Crete…

They look like fireworks don’t they?

The flower that identifies as a Bugs Bunny

Spring seems to start a little later for us here in the north of Scotland. But Spring (thankfully) is nearly here…

The winter is nearly behind us thank goodness..

The Exploding Flower – Richard Broom Photography

The Spiky Thing – Richard Broom Photography

More Photoshop Neural Filter sculduggery..(digital doodling).

The Green Splodge – Richard Broom Photography

Coming to get you!

The Namesake – Richard Broom Photography

Can you spot the bug?

The Exploding Flower and the Bug – Richard Broom Photography

Still having fun with the new Texture Slider in Adobe Camera RAW. It’s a fun tool and it worked well on the flower below. I love taking photographs of flowers with a very narrow depth of field – it makes the flower pop out of the background. The new texture slider gives the image a bit of extra pop!

The new Adobe Camera RAW Texture Slider – The flower – Richard Broom Photography

I don’t know the name of this one either. Many things but not a botanist!

Another flower I don’t know the name of:

One I haven’t seen before:

Now surely this must have come straight out of the the film Alien by Ridley Scott

I know, the flower petals should really be in focus but I like the way that (by accident) the little antenna things in the middle of the flower break through and are in focus whilst the petals aren’t. The best kinds of rules are no rules!