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digitalART by eagle1effi:
let me
define my
photoscape effects,
cellophane effects,
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I.
Cellophane effect in photography
using filters by
www.photoscape.org/ps/main/help.php?id=cellophane
or
II.
selfmade cellophane effects!!
Using:
Colored cellophane ;
Crunch it up (as crinkly as you desire) and pinch various-sized holes in it.
... strange cellophane effects made by
a)
holding a some piece of cellophane up close to the lens at the time of the snap using a flash;
or
b)
holding close to the flash.
more:
www1.curriculum.edu.au/sciencepd/light/colr_changing.htm
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Walking along the beach reminds me of a question Albert Einstein once posed to another physics nerd:
Why is wet sand a 'hard' surface to walk on whereas dry sand and sand under water are 'soft'. The answer is due to the effects of surface tension.
Bongin Bongin Bay, Northern Beaches, Sydney (Saturday 21 Jun 2008 @ 7:29am).
ISO100 | f/11 | 1/8sec | 17mm | eval.metering | AWB | raw | GND4 + grad tobacco filters | tripod | remote shutter release
♫ The Beatles - Abbey Road ❥
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpV53LqcuhU
✈ Location/ LONDON CITY West End. ❥
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TGI 'black"F
❤ Credits & Slurls & More ❥
A lovely little Welsh Village, this estuary leads onto the Beach with Snowdonia mountains in the background.
Taken at Blackwell Run Lake in The Wheeler National Wildlife Reserve in Madison County, Alabama and enhanced with The Studio effect in Topaz Studio 2
Great light effects between the big dark clouds!
This January day was really a present for a photographer-heart. On one side big dark clouds with fantastic light effects, on the other side an almost clear, deep blue sky.
I think I'll never get back such a great photo selection, as on this day!
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I added the Studio Pallette Oil effect in Topaz Studio II to this photo I took of a crepe myrtle and weeping willow tree above our driveway in Madison, Alabama.
Drug Side Effects:
A side effect is usually regarded as an undesirable secondary effect which occurs in addition to the desired therapeutic effect of a drug or medication. Side effects may vary for each individual depending on the person's disease state, age, weight, gender, ethnicity and general health.
Side effects can occur when commencing, decreasing/increasing dosages, or ending a drug or medication regimen. Side effects may also lead to non-compliance with prescribed treatment. When side effects of a drug or medication are severe, the dosage may be adjusted or a second medication may be prescribed. Lifestyle or dietary changes may also help to minimize side effects.
I love trying out the effects in Picnik, always funny to see how it changes the tones and colours of a picture and often I can't really decided which one I like best. And often, I prefer the added effect to the original picture. Though sometimes, the effect is a bit too strong and the options to adjust it afterwards are not always so good. I suppose there are many other ways to achieve such effects in PhotoshopElements, but I just haven't really had time yet to find out more about those (I'm waiting for the Christmas holiday to get some PE time..). In the meantime, I like trying out the Picnik options. My favourites are the 60s style and the CinemaScope, sometimes combining them.
This one here is the CinemaScope effect, in the comment 60s style and combination plus the original shot.