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Mass Effect 3, ENB (Bloom, Grain, Custom Palette), SweetFX 1.4, Smarteck Textures (Except for the guy on the left.... -_- ), SGSSAA
Looking east and at the Coastal Ranges captured via Minolta MD Celtic 135mm f/3.5 lens and the Bracketing technique of photography on Lanphere Road, County Road 3L 060, at post-mile marker 2.24, in Arcata. Humboldt County. Early April 2014.
かつては工場排水が流入して毒湖と化していた湖。時間と人々の努力によって、少しずつ鳥や魚たちが戻りはじめていました。それでもまだ入水してはいけない場所らしく、看板には警告文がありました。
"HEALTH WARNING"
"This water may cause ill effects to humans and animals. No direct water contact activities."
Yangebup Lake.
Im trying new technique that call FREELENSING (Using 50mm to do Tilt & Shift effect)
Inspire to Coffeeground. See his stream: www.flickr.com/photos/astrocoder/
See this link for info: www.flickr.com/groups/freelensing/ or content.photojojo.com/tutorials/tilt-shift-and-macro-free...
Model:My Wife
Location:Taman Sri Muda, Shah Alam, Selangor
Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II + EF50mm f1.4 USM
No editing at all. Only do drop shadow & put watermark in Photoshop...Thats All folks
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I have always liked jelly sandals. I had a pair when I was 6. A few years back I got a black pair and a blue pair, both sourced from overseas. Now, they are back in fashion, so I am snapping up a few different ones. Who knows - by next year they may be old hat and hard to find again.
These zebra print jellies were a must have.
Create a Weave effect with Photoshop. Tutorial : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2011/02/weave-effect-with-pho...
Call it the butterfly effect or whatever, twice haveI gone to Sanjay Gandhi National Park to shoot some butterflies. But call it my luck or my lack of speed that by the time I would get them into focus, they would flitter away.
I got plenty of moths though. Moths dress themselves up as butterflies but are either much less agile or bolder than butterflies for they hold far longer than a butterfly while a shot is being taken. Butterflies on the other hand are the ultimate tease. Many almost flew into my lens hood but never gave me enough time to shoot them.
This is one of the rare shots I got of a butterfly from these two shoots.
The tyndal effect is based on the size of the particles crossed by the lights, the bigger they are, the more wavelenght they reflects, revealing the path of the light
This is our picnic table as the snow piled up. This was about 6pm and you can see that the wind is having an effect on the accumulation. We received about 10 inches that day/night. The orange caste is from the porch light.
Ripples came across the bay at dusk. I suspect these ripples are from a boat that came through the nearby Cape Cod Canal
These were all taken in my bathroom with the lights off, the way I got different lighting was by shining partial light on certain parts i wanted illuminated for the shot, the streaks are created by showing the camera the light directly in front of it.
All of these were taken on a long exposure, and each displays a different style of lighting.
the basic idea: the mini effect shall chance a regular landscape or urban photo into a miniature world impression by adding a blur effect and other detailed adjustments.
after showing you a lot of miniature fakes i made, here i want to present a before-after comparison. so i hope you can see that the manipulation is very intensive!
i want to underline with my manipulation that the lightning effects and color-effects mustn't be forgotten. they are very important to opitmize the impression of the mini-view :)
thanks for watching! i love fake minis, so spread the idea!
My daughter showed me a trick where she could float a paperclip on water...macro tastic opportunity to capture the water skin effect ;-)
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Garrus' ME2 visor re-imaganined as a ring.
Made is silver via Shapeways then hand painted by me.
If you want to try your hand at this painting project:
Only one of three frames from the roll where the colours came out right. The others went green for some reason. Scanning and correcting medium format is a whole new ballgame. Tough job.
First shots from the Pentacon Six TL. 4 usable frames out of 11 and a half. And I do get the frame overlap - plus light leak! - towards the end. Need more practice. Good thing the camera is so damn fun to use.
The lotus effect refers to the very high water repellency (superhydrophobicity) exhibited by the leaves of the lotus flower (Nelumbo). Dirt particles are picked up by water droplets due to a complex micro- and nanoscopic architecture of the surface, which minimizes adhesion.
Here you can see the effect on an Alchemilla which is a genus of herbaceous perennial plants in the Rosaceae, and a popular garden herb with the common name Lady's mantle.
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Hier ein schönes Beispiel für den Lotuseffekt (damit ist die geringe Benetzbarkeit einer Oberfläche bezeichnet, wie sie bei der Lotospflanze beobachtet werden kann). Wasser perlt in Tropfen ab und nimmt dabei auch alle Schmutzpartikel auf der Oberfläche mit. Verantwortlich dafür ist eine komplexe mikro- und nanoskopische Architektur der Oberfläche, die die Haftung von Schmutzpartikeln minimiert.
Neben der Lotusblume weisen auch andere Pflanzen, wie beispielsweise die Kapuzinerkresse (Tropaeolum), Schilfrohr (Phragmites), Weißkohl (Brassica oleracea convar. capitata var. alba), Wassersalat (Pistia stratiotes), Frauenmantel (Alchemilla) oder die Akelei (Aquilegia) diese Eigenart auf.
Die Selbstreinigungsfähigkeit wasserabweisender mikro-nanostrukturierter Oberflächen wurde in den 1970er Jahren entdeckt und seit Mitte der 1990er Jahre in biomimetisch-technische Produkte übertragen.
Hier handelt es sich um einen Frauenmantel (Alchemilla), eine Pflanzengattung der Familie der Rosengewächse (Rosaceae), die in Europa, Asien und Afrika verbreitet ist und vorwiegend in den Gebirgen wächst.
Der deutsche Name „Frauenmantel“ bezieht sich übrigens auf die Ähnlichkeit der gefältelten Blätter mit mittelalterlichen Mariendarstellungen.