Photographed in Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, a baboon inspects its foot for a….parasite?…splinter?
Photographed in Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, a baboon inspects its foot for a….parasite?…splinter?
With one tusk missing, and a chunk missing from his ear, the title just seemed appropriate!
Silver Efex Pro helped transform an uninspiring colour image into a pleasing sepia-toned monochrome.
Victoria’s bushfires of 2009, caused destruction on a scale not previously witnessed in Australia. It did however provide some scenes of eerie beauty.
previously posted as a full colour image but decided to experiment with Nik Software’s Silver Efex Pro plugin and liked the result
Red Footed Booby on nest, Midway Atoll. Same image, two versions. A red footed booby sits on a nest of twigs, Eastern Island, Midway Atoll.
A four-shot stitched panoramic of the Maui coast. The four frames were taken from the deck of a boat with all camera settings set in manual mode for consistency.
Split toning in monochrome helps make the most of a historic location.
Haridwar, India. A man walks along an arched balcony. I was drawn to the repeated geometry of the arches and waited for a human figure to enter the frame.