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An interior courtyard at the Scottish Widows offices in Edinburgh, taken with a fish-eye lens to include the trees and shrubs planted inside.
i can see the light of the cars,but i cannot see the shape of them.
it reminds me the "Tunnel Effect" in Quantum Mechanics 'Tunnel Effect' On Black
- Mass Effect: Andromeda
- Camera tools by Hattiwatti
- Post processing done in Reshade and Photoshop
- Hotsampling using SRWE
My editing style will always evolve, and I hope that it continues to progress in a positive way. I love how far I have come in the last three years. I'm glad that something caused me to look through the old. The effect was very much in my favor.
The Little Mermaid, gift from the people of Denmark upon founding BrasÃlia, reposes in her reflecting pool in front of the Navy Ministry.
Our Katie .... im getting to like doing this sort of work....View On Black
The Background was made by
Phil Straub's
As we all bask in this weeks thaw here in the Midwest, this shot is a reminder of what the Great Lakes can stir up late in the winter season. Conrail 6314 at Porter, IN in heavy lake effect snow. Soon the Indiana Toll Road would be shut down, traffic at a standstill and white out conditions. This was the first and only time I experienced a white out, where for maybe 2 seconds, literally could see nothing on a highway ramp.
In the field of Splash Art Photography many liquid mediums can be used to create drop collisions. Water is the most difficult medium and milk is the easiest. In between the two are additives to water such as Rinse Aid and Xanthan Gum and then hybrids when the additives are mixed with Milk. This image is Milk Droplets and a little food colouring.
Mass Effect 2 Legendary Edition - Downsampled from ~20 MP, hotsampling! using SRWE (during photomode); my own mods for infinite tether distance and photomode in cutscenes; texture, mesh, and gameplay mods; Lightroom
Three Bottle Man provides a unique laneway experience. Café by day and bar by night.
Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel, Circular Quay, Sydney
I tend to look at the sky, and when I was in southern South Africa I did so more as the weather changed very quickly within a single day. Every time I saw a low cloud layer on the horizon, I wished and hoped for what I call the layering effect. A ceiling of low clouds appears but they do not cover the horizon, so that during the sunset, the sun, covered by those clouds, at a given moment will appear below that layer and above the sea, and that light will be "trapped" in that narrow strip producing a series of really beautiful and special reflections.
Gansbaai, South Africa, 2022.