subdued colour palette

The main advantage of me posting my images here and not on Instagram is, as pointed out in a comment last week, that I can show you them in the resolution and aspect ratio of my choice, and not some limited, stifled low-res unsuitable crop that Instagram dictates.

And for the first image I'm going to share?  Well, it has to coincide with the release of my latest e-book "Intimate Landscapes or the Art of Seeing" which is available to download from this blog and be one of those images.  Only this is a new one and not one from the book.

This is an 8 image focus bracket, stacked using Helicon Focus.  When I'm well enough I hope to film a tutorial on finding and photographing these scenes I love so much, so keep an eye out for that here as well, where I'll post a link to my YouTube channel when I get round to filming it.

Anyway, here's the image:

Fujifilm X-H2, Laowa 65mm f2.8 ultra-macro lens 
4/10th of a second at f5.6, ISO 125
tripod, self-timer release
8-shot focus bracket blended in Helicon Focus