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Kept trying different objects. I liked learning this technique. I'll try again outdoors after dark, too.
The complete effect should have a long, clear attachment going into that clear thing. I kept it off because I liked this look better.
This is the first mosaic I've constructed using Registax-processed AVI files. It was easier to do a crescent moon because the width of a frame at low resolution covers the widest part of the moon, so I only had to make sure I had enough overlap to register the mosaic parts in one dimension. It's a really good (for me) mosaic of a difficult to capture phase of the moon. I'm satisfied. View full size for the full effect.
Have discovered my camera has a "special effects" setting - so experimented with starburst on some christmas lights. This the offices actually work better!
Next saturday, on 26th June, I'm going to get married with Almudena. She is my love, She understand me so well, she used to give me time to play with LEGO. That's the reason why, during the process of construction of this MOC, a smile was in my face.
Simple... I love you, my darling!
Momma Cat from 2013 photo made with a gritty overexposed effect using Photoshop CS5.1
Canon's "Digital Photo Professional" refuses to handle this image properly. It adds this weird extension to the right side of the image and crops the left.
I think it looks neat :)
Taken at the Lakeside Rodeo. This was my first night rodeo, and I was afraid there wouldn't be enough light for good action shots. I set my ISO to 1600 and shot wide open. Some of my shots when the sky was completely dark and there were only the arena lights were at 1/45 of a second. There was quite a bit of blur to some of the shots, but I think it contributed to the sense of motion and action. Or maybe I'm just rationalizing.
If you enjoy rodeo images, please check out my Lakeside Rodeo set
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I still like an untamed "natural" effect in my part of the garden. Of course, you could say I'm just too lazy to come out and work on trimming things back! The top of those bright penstemon blooms in the middle are about 3 feet above the ground.
nikon d70s 18-70mm kit lense f4 light cube lit from above using sb600 flash using SC-28 SC28 TTL Sync Remote Cord set at 1/16 power mounted on manfroto cl55pro-b tripod and a speed light sb23 flash on a slave cell set on ttl lit from the side
A screen capture from the WPF Effects Library Demo application. The Color Tone Effect is applied here. From A Website Named Desire to Candy land.
I told these two to stay still, but they were moving, which made this photo look scary but cool!
Accidentally Good for sure!
P.S. Reminds me of the Dementor Effect from the HP3 Movie
'Butterfly Effect' is a fractal displaying several purple butterflies fluttering in the air generating insignificant currents powerful enough to influence hurricanes.
The butterfly effect is a phrase that encapsulates the more technical notion of the choas theory's sensitive dependence on initial conditions. Small variations of the initial condition of a dynamical system may produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system.
To learn more about the butterfly effect, go to: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect To learn more about the choas theory, go to: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
'Butterfly Effect' is a sister fractal to 'Ripple Effect'.
Fractal by Jennifer Bass Colucci. All Rights Reserved.