Using up a bunch of stills of a black capped night heron active during the day. The stills were taken on the RBG grounds at Cootes Paradise. The pond's surface covered with a carpet of vegetation proved to be quite the challenge to see through. A blue heron nearby was not having much luck either...

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Infrared image captured using 590 IR filter and Fujifilm X100S camera (the auto white balance in the camera creating a unique palette). Note to self: image manipulated using NIK Colorefex and Topaz Studio 2, with the latter providing a filter useful for creating a post-impressionist, painterly effect. An experiment in low-light infrared photography, which does fairly well with the Blue-IR filter, although the camera struggles to get sharp focus because of the low light.

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My award from you is a word or few, not a flashing/dancing/jumping or singing copy/paste item.

Those comments waste my time and will be erased

The use of this photo is allowed only with written authorization of Svante Oldenburg

Thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged me throughout his project. I appreciate you all.

Every picture from the project is in the border around the mosaics. The mosaics are both made from project pictures as well.

Day 366.

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I employed several new techniques I came up with on this one so I think of it as more of a prototype. Still it almost gets at what I was trying to do so I'm going to post it.

These old tin cans were setting out under a couple of feet of snow all winter, and have just re-emerged. When I spotted them in the early morning sun - I liked the color and shadows surrounding them. So basically - here is my photo of "junk", exactly as they laid all winter.

Bald Eagle -3522239_created_using_Artensoft_Photo_Collage_Maker, Pixabay, Photoshop

Digital Art

photo manipulation

May bookmark for the Artistic Manipulation Group.

Photograph taken on a Samsung J3 phone and edited on my iPad in PicsArt, iColorama, Pixlr and on my Mac in PSE13(Mac)

Texture is my own

With all the talk over the last two days about a “Supermoon” it seemed like the perfect time to repost a photo of September 2015’s Supermoon Eclipse that I took in front of Station 9. ;-)

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"Sunday's Supermoon Eclipse as viewed from Station 9 was quite impressive really."

In the spirit of full disclosure though I must mention that the moon may appear slightly larger in this photograph than it did in real life.

I was hoping to capture (perhaps a bit unfairly) something pretty amazing when I first heard about the "Supermoon Eclipse". What I got instead after being out there for about an hour was a picture with the moon about the size of the truck (the ball) on the top of the flagpole.

So... I just created my own image for fun (and practice).

After watching a video on Basic Macro Photography by Adam from 'First Man Photography' on YouTube, I was inspired to come up with this ... just for fun.

1 x Macro Lens,

1 x 20mm Extension Tube,

1 x drop-in Sunset,

& Half a Mushroom!

There are some ugly damn weeds out there!

(Inspired by this commercial)

Could not help to have a bit of fun with Photoshop.

Just for the exercise.

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Thanks for looking

Norbert

Another image using the 'Displacement Maps' found in the May 2016 issue of 'Digital Photo' Magazine.

I've used my own images, (and not their samples), and came up with the above ...

NB: The Hilton Tower is also known as the Beetham Tower.

I just don't know how this keeps happening.

2nd in what will be a 5-part series. The main themes of the series are on one hand an homage to the spatial confetti work of Larry Poons, and on the other hand using a triadic color scheme to engage in a little action "painting".

I have recently read an interesting little book called 'The Handbook for the New Paradigm' and as a result was inspired to make this interpretation. Although often difficult to follow and repetitive at times, it's well worth a read and offers up an interesting theory and solution as to why the world is in the state its in and how to make it a better place! It's worth mentioning that it is supposed to be a transcript from Aliens...yup you heard right... :P

Even if I like an abstractified image, I still enjoy going back and re-rippling it, often with multiple results that I'm happy about.

I edited this to look like a painting, just a grebe

In July, Alaska is awash in wildflowers. The roads sides are lined with blues, yellows, purples and pinks, that run on for many miles. Mother Natures colors add a beautiful touch to photos.

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Along a trail in Elk Island Park.

~~~~~My own photo digitally manipulated and painted.

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West USA

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Uploaded on April 4, 2018

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A shadowy industrial building basement area with a little red and black thrown in to amp up the spooky flavor.

Part of: Augen Borgen - Borrowing Eyes - blocked

DMC-G2 - P1190042 + DMC-G2 - P1040334

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