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This is not a very good composition but the walk was so beautiful with the pines laden with snow that I wanted to share it with you. The road has alot of twists and turns and around each corner it seemed more beautiful than the last. Just for my contacts this is not an image from our last storm this weeknd as the road is so narrow now that only 1 car can go down the road at a time.
"Floral Composition"
Hanoi (Vietnam)
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This isn't the sharpest shot but I love the way that it all came together as they all stared at the camera. Topped off by the Oxpecker.
Kudu Private Nature Reserve
Mpumalanga
South Africa
Compositionally Challenged: Week 2: Liminal Spaces
Main Street Tunnel, Welland, Canada.
My favourite tunnel. It goes under the Welland Canal, which is part of the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Great Lakes Waterway and runs between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. My husband drove through the tunnel quite a few times so I could get some pictures.
в рижском парке Дзегужкалнс
международный военно–исторический фестиваль«Рига–810».
Park in Riga Dzeguzhkalns
International Festival of Military History "Riga 810".
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There were so many options for compositions everywhere I looked. At high resolution you can pick out individual hikers on the trail in this image.
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Coastal rocks at Brancaster, Norfolk, UK. Having just bought myself some wellies and feeling confident, I went shooting the coast. Sure enough, the wellies gave me a bit too much confidence, and I ended up shooting waist-deep in freezing North Sea water a few minutes after this shot...
This is my favourite shot from the evening, although I'm not 100% happy with the composition and wonder if I should've processed it differently. I still kinda like it though :-)
The shot:
- Canon EOS 400D/Digital Rebel XTi
- Sigma 10-20mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DC HSM @ 16mm
- 6 seconds @ f/8, ISO200, Manual mode
- Cokin P-series 3-stop soft ND grad filter (P121S) and P-series circular polariser (P164)
- Manfrotto 055XPROB tripod with 322RC2 joystick grip ball head
Processing:
- Exposure adjustment and desaturation in Adobe Camera Raw
- Slight Shadows/Highlights adjustment with Luminosity blend
- Selective Curves
- Overlay Curves layer
- Curves layers with blend modes for dodging and burning
- Toned slightly with a Curves layer in Colour blend mode
- Slight vignette added
- Local contrast boost with USM on L channel
- Resized and sharpened with USM on L channel