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I've very new to this, I just figured it out today, so please be kind. I chose to use stock from :
manaphoto-stock.deviantart.com/art/mushroom-1-33649732
chamberstock.deviantart.com/art/Gothic-Ballerina-Stock-14...
sheisprettystock.deviantart.com/art/Curly-Fav-87172106
redheadstock.deviantart.com/art/Clouds-II-Photoshop-Brush...
farmerstochter.deviantart.com/art/Fairy-wing-brush-120750407
Now that I've played with it a bit I will use my own images if I do this in the future
Photo Manipulation for the club 'Weekly Photoshop Competition' : Week 53 - Pulse original downloaded by www.flickr.com/groups/pscomp/discuss/72157601421343233/
Photo manipulation
Original bandstand Gazebo uploaded by monkeywing.
I have used one of own photographs of Granite Gorge for the setting.
The idea of this particular edit is doorways to different dimensions. ie...from Kensington Gardens, London, to a Nature park in Queensland Australia.
Created for the WPC Week 84
Storm King Art Center sculpture.
a.golden, eyewash design. c. 2007
Storm King Art Center is a museum that celebrates the relationship between sculpture and nature. Five hundred acres of landscaped lawns, fields and woodlands provide the site for postwar sculptures by internationally renowned artists. At Storm King, the exhibition space is defined by sky and land. Unencumbered by walls, the subtly created flow of space is punctuated by modern sculpture. The grounds are surrounded by the undulating profiles of the Hudson Highlands, a dramatic panorama integral to the viewing experience. The sculptures are affected by changes in light and weather, so no two visits are the same.
More Info:
HOURS:
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November 16, 2006 - March 31,2007 CLOSED
April 1, 2007 – November 3, 2007 11:00am – 5:30pm
Wednesday thru Sunday
CLOSED Monday and Tuesday
November 4, 2007 – November 15, 2007 11:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday thru Sunday
CLOSED Monday and Tuesday
Saturdays, May 26, 2007 – September 1, 2007, the grounds will remain open until 8:00pm, regular admission fees apply.
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ADMISSION:
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Adults
Senior Citizens (65 and older)
College Students (with valid id)
Students (K-12)
Children under 5
Members $10.00
$9.00
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Free
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SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS:
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Louise Bourgeois (May 16 - Nov. 15, 2007)
Deborah Masters (June 1 - Nov. 15, 2007)
TOURS
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Docent-Guided "Highlights of the Collection" Tours:
2:00 pm daily, free with admission. Tour length: 45 minutes - 1 hour
Self-Guided Tram Tours:
Trams run daily every half hour beginning at 12 noon. Free with admission. Handicapped accessible. Feel free to disembark, walk around, and re-board at designated points along the way. Acoustiguides are available for rent to enhance your ride (please see description below).
Acoustiguide Tours:
Enjoy a leisurely audio tour at your own pace with commentary from the Chairman & President, Director & Curator, and some of the artists themselves. The units are available for rent in the museum gift shop. Rental fees are $4.00 for members and $5.00 for non-members.
GROUP VISITS:
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Admission is discounted for educational, cultural, and community groups of 15 or more with advance reservations. Tours are included free with admission. To receive reduced admission, reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance and groups are required to arrive together in a bus or van. To make a reservation or for more information please call our Education Secretary at 845-534-3115 x110.
BRING A PICNIC:
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Drink and snack vending machines are available. No other food is sold on the grounds, but please enjoy a picnic in our beautifully landscaped picnic area located adjacent to our north parking area. No cooking is permitted.
RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMODATIONS
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Please click here for a list of nearby facilities.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
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To visit the Art Center via Coach USA (previously Shortline Bus) leaving from Port Authority in New York City please visit their website by clicking here.
TOUCHING OR CLIMBING:
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We ask for your cooperation in protecting our works of art, as well as the safety of our visitors, by not touching or climbing on any sculptures. We understand that these works fascinate visitors and our natural instinct is to touch the pieces and connect with them. However, even though the sculptures are outdoors and subject to the elements, most people do not realize that even the natural oils in our hands can do irreparable damage to the surfaces of the works. Part of our mission is to preserve the sculptures for future generations and request your cooperation.
PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO FILMING:
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Both are permitted outdoors for private use only. NO commercial photography. Photos taken at the Art Center are not to be published for any purpose this includes the internet.
ANIMALS:
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Only trained guide and service animals are permitted on the grounds. No pets allowed.
Please remember that the Storm King Art Center is beautiful in all weather conditions. Sculptures have different charms when seen in bright sunlight, in the soft light of a cloudy day, or even in the changing light of a slight rain. Every weather condition gives a different character to the works and adds new dimension to the outdoor visual experience.
A bit of a departure for me this photo manipulation business. I knew I was pushing it a bit with my sky backgrounds, but building a whole image from spare parts, well, it makes me feel a bit like Dr. Frankenstein. Still and all, it's fun and for now I think I'll keep on in this direction and I may just have to…Word is out amongst the men-folk in town to dodge my camera—too many of 'em know what it is that I do, hee hee.
All the elements for this manipulation were photographed in beautiful downtown Napanee. Who'd a thunk it, eh? The sky, the ocean a.k.a. the Napanee River, the rock, and the church.
CastleRock.psd
A little manipulation on photoshop with a discharge of 250v, emphasizing the flash point with a wee smiley, hey! it took me a couple of hours to catch the sparks.
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Charge a 10uF capacitor with a 250v megger, connect the leads of the capacitor to a couple of leads; colour optional, use a 4 second bulb shutter release in total darkness and bring the leads together. At about 1mm apart the electricity jumps from one lead to the other, the light created from the spark obviously lights the photo and Hey Presto! Sorry about the crumbs on the table but I just had had my tea!
I was chuffed so I added a little smiley on Photoshop to the pic....the original is in my photostream.