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Tag Archives: taking photographs with decreased vision
iPhone 11 Pro Portrait Mode in the Garden
I decided to use the same plant to show the different portrait mode settings and how each one can be used to highlight a plant in different ways. So either this geranium feels very loved at being photographed and talked … Continue reading
Posted in iPhone 11 pro, iphoneography, Observation, Photography
Tagged flowers, geraniums, images, iPhone 11 pro, iPhone 11 Pro portrait mode, iphoneography, nature, photography, plant portraits, plant portraits in mono, taking photographs with decreased vision, vision loss, world of flowers
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For Photographers
This could also be entitled, “HELP.” In the post “By Way of Explanation-CRAO” I gave a poetic rendition of my sight loss in one eye due to, in English, an eye stroke. This is a straight forward post sharing … Continue reading
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