#canon eos-rp

[helluvatimes]

Kobus Magnolia

Kobus Magnolia or Japanese Magnolia being showcased at Sakura 2024 in the conservatory. Photo credit: Eleanor Chua.

[christmaslightssalesman]

U-District, Seattle, WA 2024

[starlitdecember]

the last sunflower, 10-14-2023 shot on Canon Eos RP, 35mm Macro

[streetsahead83]

[krinskrans]

late night portrait

[lettheweirdnessin]

By Chloe Krause

IG: @chloe.j.k_photography

[ashlumi]

Honey bee on crimson clover

[photoguy]

standing guard. The entrance to downtown Calgary at night in an eerie fog. This bridge has four such lions and were originally installed in 1916.

[sinaloan]

🌚

[helluvatimes]

The Padang In 1851

John Turnbull Thomson's oil painting of the Padang in the local museum. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

It was rather dim where this painting was hung. The camera had pushed up the ISO to 6400 resulting in a very noisy (level of over 20) image. But this was left alone for the sake of retaining details.

[justbasicwork]

Playing Dead To Live

Mother-in-law's Tongue playing dead in the conservatory.

This Sansevieria succulent looked more dead than alive and it is apparently this natural look that keeps predators away. This was captured 1-1/3 stops darker to retain plant texture. Dark and mid-tones were then darkened further in post to get this image.

[christmaslightssalesman]

Stunning.

U-District Seattle, 2024.

[starlitdecember]

little ant, big world

Canon Eos RP, Tamron 90mm

[streetsahead83]

[krinskrans]

reflections

[lettheweirdnessin]

By Chloe Krause

IG: @chloe.j.k_photography