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Can be a little unsettling when you suddenly hear a whoosh behind you, helps with the camera movement though!
Intentional camera movement
iPhone camera and slow shutter app
.......but I found one of the best phone phone app ever
Chevy is my photo, the rest is courtesy of PhotoRoom
For your pleasure
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Photo taken with Peakfinder APP. with Geo Infos
Amazing that Cotopaxi , 5.900m, is recognized through the clouds.
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Last of the Autumn Leaves and Towering Bare Branches Overhead, Reflected in the Melt of First Snowfall of the Season; Yorktown Heights, New York, USA; 11/30/14.
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Took a telephoto shot from my recently discovered lookout point by the Appalachian Gap. The setting sun helped bring out tons of golden colors in the landscape.
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One of the nice things about Adobe Lightroom is the ability to organize images in various ways.
For example one can create a "smart" collection, assigning various conditions and parameters that would cause images to be included or excluded. When finished editing an image in Ps and saved with the PSD extension, I also save it in a TIFF version consisting of a single layer.
So I have chosen to create smart folders organized by date, such as Tiffs_2017-12, in which I found this image. All the TIFFs created in the month of December 2017 could be found in that smart folder unless they have been posted to Flickr.
I've done the same for PSDs. Opening this image's PSD in Ps reminded me of what I had done back in December.
Toward the end of last year I had been playing with photos shot with the camera and then sent to my phone for editing in the phone's apps. I had created various versions of this using Snapseed and Stackables.
I then exported each of those versions back to the computer where they got stacked as layers in Ps. By playing with blend modes and masks, and sliding opacity one can mix various aspects of each version.
Since I found this image again, I figured I should post to the Sliders Sunday group while waiting an hour for one of the world cup matches I am eagerly anticipating.
Germany - Mexico
If each team plays to their ability, this would be a fantastic game.
Maybe as much fun to watch as Portugal - Spain had been.
Meanwhile, have a great Sliders Sunday!
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Today's image is a view of the recently restored 'Black Swan Terrace' in the Upper Spon Street area of Coventry. The houses within view form a selection of what we're originally Medieval houses. The houses were originally built in the Mid 15th century as one structure by the Coventry Priory. After the dissolution during the reign of King Henry VIII the houses were taken away from the Priory and eventually sold on to the Mercer's Guild. Over the next few hundred years the houses passed though several owners who made various changes, such as rendering the buildings in cement and facing the fronts with brick. These group of houses are Grade II* listed buildings.
The photo was taken using the App ExposerGL on my iPhone 6.
First I used the app Snapseed to edit the image. I cropped and straightened the picture then added a little sharpening. Next I boosted the vibrance, contrast, warmth and brightness. After this I used the app Painteresque to give the picture a painterly effect. Finally I used PhotoToaster to apply the Warm preset along with a medium vignette and the Canvas texture. I then also added the Leather frame to the end picture.