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Abstract portrait of a face with sunglasses, a mixed drawing with pastels and ink.
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This started out as a lavender and yellow water lily surrounded by green leaves in a pool of water. it was shot with a Canon 5D and the lens was a EF Canon 100-400 zoom. I processed the image in Lightroom, PhotoShop, and Smart Photo Editor. Sometimes it's just nice to cut loose and see what comes about as the journey progresses.
Going Abstract 2016 - week 3
More light than shade. I like the shapes with bokeh giving a dappled effect. This feels fresh. I also feel stillness.
For What Its Worth... Buffalo Springfield
Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you’re always afraid
The Shannon Development building in Shannon town, County Clare.
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I took a rather boring and cluttered image in a forest near my hometown Patras, Greece.
Maybe it wouldn’t be so boring though if there was anything to show the scale of these enormous trees but it’s pretty hard to get away from cluttered in the dense forest there.
So I decided to mimic the effect of in-camera panning by using the motion blur filter in photoshop to blur the image in the same direction as the strong lines of the trees.
To add a little something extra I tried to reveal a part of the original image without the blur.
Glass sculpture of a swan. Magnified using macro lens.
Lighting using a warm fluorescent desk lamp. No editing.
Canon EOS 20D
Tv(Shutter Speed) = 1/40Sec.
Av(Aperture Value) = F2.8
Metering Modes = Centerweighted average metering
Exposure Compensation = 0
ISO Speed = 100
Lens = 105mm
Focal Length = 105.0 mm
Image Quality = RAW
Flash = Off
White Balance = Auto
AF mode = Manual (MF)
Parameters
Tone Curve : -
Sharpness level : -
Pattern Sharpness : -
Contrast : 1
Sharpness : 0
Color saturation : 1
Color tone : 0
Color matrix -
Color Space = sRGB
File Size = 6767 KB
Drive Mode = Single-frame shooting