Image shot from the edge of the River Leven at Dumbarton Quay.
The original shot wasn’t great, but a few little adjustments to convert to HDR makes all the difference to the photo’s look and feel. Quite like the outcome.
Images of Dumbarton (2)
Glencairn House tunnel from Dumbarton quay to the High Street.
I like the contrast between light and dark. The sandstone on the walls came up well in post processing. Just a slight tweak!
A6000 – 55-210mm – Pants!
Glass pants. Really.
A6000 – Images of Dumbarton (1)
Red door entrance to convent in Dumbarton’s west end.
I liked the contrast!
A6000 – Dumbarton Rock
The Mother Ship!
A6000 – Balloch Park (2)
A cold Easter Monday, but some good shots taken, not least this one of my Mrs!
Fixed prime lens for this one.
A6000 – Balloch Park – Tree Carvings
SHOTS tree stump carvings located in Balloch Park. These unusual nature events were created by local tree surgeon Patrick Weir.
They are magnificent and others can be found in Levengrove Park (Dumbarton).
I used my 55-210mm for these photos, and the result was not too bad. The composition could be better though!
A6000 – HX300!
A wee shot of my HX300 camera. I can’t tell you how good this camera is for learning the basics.
Terrific piece of kit.
A6000 – Loch Humphrey
My first ever walk to Loch Humphrey from Old Kilpatrick. What a climb! Used my A6000 but had the wrong settings for a few shots and for the first time, the camera’s pano feature worked!
A6000 – More Miniatures
Huge fun in taking these shots. A mixture of lenses, from the humble 16-50 kit lens plus Sigma 2.8 prime and the 55-210mm, the results are not too bad.
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