Nature – Page 29 – Capturing Life One Photo at a Time

Golden

I took this photo at a park in Toronto. I was drawn to the light and how it fell on the plants. I used the fisheye affect feature in my camera to make the photo more interesting.

Daring Daisy

Daisy in the sun Rachel Cater Photography

I took this photo in Toronto. I was interested by the way the light fell on the daisy.

Luminous Flower

I took this photo in Toronto. I was inspired by the intense, yet soft colour.

Relaxing with Nature

People hanging out on grass Rachel Cater Photography

I took this photo in Toronto. I was interested by the scenery and by the people relaxing in the sun.

Lazy Ladybug

I took this photo at a park in Toronto. I was drawn to the ladybug taking a break on a leaf.

Hanging Snail

Snail on a leaf Rachel Cater Photography

I took this photo because I was fascinated by the snail hanging on the leaf.

Cloudy Park

I took this photo at a park in Toronto. It’s nice to have so much nature within the city.

Pond Reflection

Reflection of Tree in Pond Rachel Cater Photography

I took this photo in Toronto. I was fascinated by the reflection of the tree in the pond.

Using Colour to Strengthen a Photo

I love the timelessness of b&w photography and the energy of colour photography. Depending on the subject, colour can enhance the strength of a photo. I recently took photos where one colour was prominently featured. I feel that using this technique can increase the depth of a photo and make it a bit more interesting.Continue reading “Using Colour to Strengthen a Photo”