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I have captured this cabin from just about every angle, and in every season - but I have never posted one of it in autumn. Now that I have - it is unlikely that I will ever post another.

You know what? This lily was growing right alongside of a sidwalk last summer, so how could I not take a photo? )0:

I couldn't help but add an impressionism filter and alter the colours for Sliders Sunday (and to have a bit of fun)! HSS!

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Walking in a local neighbourhood, I spied a small spindle bush that was loaded with these tiny fruits that were opening to reveal their bright seeds. This was the first time I've ever seen this plant and I sure found it at the right time of the year. Edited with an impressionism filter (Van Gogh) for Sliders Sunday. HSS!

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A refuge from the bitter cold, in Alaska's wilderness.

(Posted for Sliders Sunday -- Post Processed to the MAX!) HSS!

These flowers are already bright, but for Sliders Sunday, I saturated the colours and used a stained glass effect in Topaz Studio 2. If you look closely, you'll see a tiny hoverfly visiting one of the blooms. I hope you enjoy! HSS!

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A fishing boat heading to the harbor, after a long day out on the fishing grounds.

(For best view, click on arrows in upper right corner, than a second time to clear image, if not already clear.)

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These are tiny pink flowers of a flowering shrub, made pinker by adding one of Topaz Studio's smudge filters for Sliders Sunday. HSS!

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This is reflection of shimmery water which first of all required the removal of a tons of cattails. Then I flipped and elongated the image to create the "treeline," then pulled a few sliders here and there using Adobe Elements 15 and Topaz Studio. Happy Slider's Sunday! HSS!

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This image of icicles hanging at the bottom of a pier showed a portion of pier as a black shadow through a third of the bottom left side. I eliminated it by duplicating the image and flipping it. The blending in was easy enough and ended up increasing the number of icicles.

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I wanted to make the most out of this rare daytime sighting of a black-crowned night heron... a combination of 3 images.

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There's nothing quite like a patch of wildflowers, the essence of summer! Edited with an effect in Topaz Studio 2 for Sliders Sunday. HSS!

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Way back in the year of 1896. Skookum Jim, Tagish Charlie, and George Washington Carmack, found gold in the Klondike, a discovery that started the Klondike Gold Rush.

Throughout the world, adventurers and fortune-seekers travelled often by poorly constructed boats, or they walked, as they sought their fortunes in the far north.

Many would die EnRoute - and indeed, many would perish here at Miles Canyon because they knew nothing about boat building, navigation, or swimming.

Doc and I have visited the area on several occasions, and we marvel at the history, and the beauty that surrounds us. It is definitely a "must see" on your way north.

Posted for Sliders Sunday - Processed to the MAX! HSS!

Vintage children's toys

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This little cabin has been abandoned for a couple of decades - so imagine my surprise when I saw a couple pull up with a travel trailer and prepare to move in. But then - the temperatures started to drop, and another Alaskan winter set in. The next time I saw the cabin, it was once again abandoned, and looking pretty forlorn.

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Photo of leaves is my own.

Photoshop, various filters and textures.

A brave little dandelion pushes its way through semi frozen ground cover, and rejoices in its brief life.

(This abstract is quite different from my usual posts - but every once in a while it is good to try something outside of your comfort zone. )

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Daffodils, a sure sign of spring! Just for fun, I tried out a stained glass effect in Topaz Studio 2 for Sliders Sunday. HSS!

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Our outside temperatures are dropping each night, and little squirrel needed to have a snack before crawling into his little nest for the long cold night ahead.

(Doc had just refilled little squirrel's feeder jar with peanuts, and he loves his peanuts.)

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March winds, and alpenglow on the mountains, light up my backyard in the early morning hours.

Physical & digital manipulation by D#27

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Even the road to our remote landfill looks pretty in winter, when the trees are cloaked in hoar frost.

I captured this image mid-morning. The sun sits low on the southern horizon most of the day now, creating very long shadows that all point north.

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Photo taken by Ron Profeta. Post-processed by myself, with his permission of course. Thanks Ron!

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I took the peonies and ferns to Topaz Studio 2 for Sliders Sunday. Once there, I edited the scene with a few varied filters and slight colour modification. Happy Sliders Sunday! HSS!

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Just tap on your keyboard's right arrow to see this image without "snow." As you can see, I managed to keep my camera warm and dry while producing this image. :D The original photo was taken during the heat of summer.

To create the snow effect, I used a technique taught by Unmesh Dinda of PixImperfect fame (his videos on Photoshop are simply amazing). My attempt turned out better than I expected. You can see his masking technique illustrated at www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeWcNsw-KRw. (He doesn't demonstrate how to create the snow effect, but it equally applies.) I also darkened the image and painted the tops of the railings and posts white to simulate frost and snow.

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For Sliders Sunday, I edited the delicate blossom with an effect in Topaz Studio 2, plus added the vignette. I hope you enjoy! HSS!

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