Author Archives: Mike Hessey

About Mike Hessey

I'm a BOF (Boring Old Fellow) and MOS (Miserable Old Soul) whose main interests are photography, cycling, walking and computers. Regrettably recent problems with my legs, back and heart have reduced the cycling and walking.

A day for scanning

Posted on 2019/08/22

We have been planning to scan some of the old prints of the church and associated events (dating back to the beginning of the last century), both so that we have copies of the originals for archiving and also possibly … Continue reading →

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Cornflower

Posted on 2019/08/21
Image | Posted on 2019/08/21

Colour

Posted on 2019/08/20

There are still a few flowers, so I’d better make use of them before we are fully into autumn.

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Early morning light in the copse

Posted on 2019/08/19

 

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Priory ruins in mono

Posted on 2019/08/18

Another shot of the ruins experimenting with the various B&W modes of the Fuji. I was shooting JPEG plus RAW as usual, but selected the Acros + G filter simulation, though in the end I used the RAW image and … Continue reading →

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Casting a long shadow

Posted on 2019/08/17

An early morning photo, experimenting with the B&W film modes of the Fuji. Shot as RAW + JPEG. Interestingly Capture One displays the RAW as mono as well unless you change the film setting in the colour tab.

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Cheer up

Posted on 2019/08/16

It’s been another cold, wet windy day, but I got out early (06:30) and managed to get a few pictures before the rain set in,  so I thought I would post some of these to cheer us cup, especially as … Continue reading →

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