Hello steemians I hope you are very well, today I am here because I want to show you the photography and editing exercises I did this week. Doing new things causes in me an emotion that I can not describe to them and it is here where I remember a phrase from one of my favorite books and it is the following one:
Moving in a new direction helps find new cheese.
Who has taken my cheese?
And that's what I did, move forward and learn new things, all of this I must admit was partly encouraged by my husband, who unknowingly aroused in me the curiosity to learn a little of his profession, and I think that the best teacher could not get, well with much patience he has been able to guide me in this and although I have said in previous posts "I still have much to learn" today I am happy with what I have learned. And secondly for Steemit, because when entering this community I set out as a goal to improve what I know, write and photograph and also improve what I present to you, quality content or that I try.
The photos I did this week I wanted to make them with the theme of textures, I wanted to be a little more precise and try to capture certain details that I observed in some plants, as in previous photos I went to the garden of my house and started which hunter to observe which I would be my prey and then I got several hehe.
Without further ado, here I share the images, hoping you like the collection of today's photographs, they were all taken by a Canon EOS Rebel T3 camera:.
Dry leaf of a fern.
Point F f / 5 | exposure time 1/125 s | ISO-100 speed | focal length 41 mm
Point F f / 5 | exposure time 1/80 s | ISO-800 speed | focal length 29 mm. These characteristics are the same for the 2 images.
Canarian fern
Point F f / 5.6 | exposure time 1/80 s | ISO-800 speed | focal length 29 mm. These characteristics are the same for the 2 images.
Roots of the plant stick of happiness (dracaena)
Point F f / 4.5 | exposure time 1/125 s | ISO-200 speed | focal length 41 mm
Point F f / 4.5 | exposure time 1/125 s | ISO-200 speed | focal length 34 mm
Point F f / 5 | exposure time 1/125 s | ISO-100 speed | focal length 41 mm
I say goodbye to you with nothing more to add, just thanking you for those who could go through my post, greetings and successes!!
The photos used in the post are my responsibility as well as the text.