These particular droplets were clinging to a small conifer Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard'. Which has a name larger than the plant itself. With a little help from some imaging software, I've made the droplets shine a little more and some 'artificial' lens flare gives them some life. It all shows how easy it is to fake digital pictures!
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Sparkles
A mucky day today, drizzling, misty and, just plain nasty. So no walk (except around the isles of Tesco). Looking around the garden however, the droplets of rain on the leaves sparkled in what light there was and looked like small jewels scattered around.These particular droplets were clinging to a small conifer Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard'. Which has a name larger than the plant itself. With a little help from some imaging software, I've made the droplets shine a little more and some 'artificial' lens flare gives them some life. It all shows how easy it is to fake digital pictures!
These particular droplets were clinging to a small conifer Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard'. Which has a name larger than the plant itself. With a little help from some imaging software, I've made the droplets shine a little more and some 'artificial' lens flare gives them some life. It all shows how easy it is to fake digital pictures!
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