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I can't believe it's a clear river in Taiwan until I see this shot developed.
We should protect natural environment and do something healthy!
Friday again! Have a nice weekend! yay
Horsemen take a break to have afternoon tea at the Mall, Darjeeling, India. Riding a horse or pony is popular among tourists and is a source of earning for locals.
Environment and Development: Marriage or Divorce
The relationship of mankind to the environment can be portrayed since the ancient years, where mankind tried to control the external surroundings. And have the full control of the materials needed for the benefit of progress, and the sake of prosperity as well as development in ones pattern of life. Over the ages and years, the human found himself caught in a dilemma of achievements that surrounded him by all sides.
Those achievements can be prosperous yet caused an individual a lot of pressure, one in which he did never faced in the old, ancient times. Technology, for example, can be considered as a modern mean of communication that one can use, and it can successfully bring him closer to other people from all over the world. However, technology does fill one’s lung with polluted air; making him more vulnerable to diseases and epidemics. In this scene, an individual benefiting from the development, can find himself in a new battle. A battle whose core is to control the consequences of this development, and reducing its effects by taking several important actions that include the preservation of the environment.
Caption of this picture
The image shows the link between technological progress and the environment, through aesthetic combination between the rose (daughter of the environment) with her bright and beautiful colors. And the bulb of light which represents the growth of technological developments (son of the technology). Summarizing all that in one sentence, 'Together they make a bright future'
How I took this shot
I used a black matt background. A studio light with an aperture of 25 exposed directly to the subject from the top. A studio light exposed with an aperture of 10 from the left side, and another one from the right side. Used CS2 to only edit the contrast other than that the image is 100% original.
This project isn't done yet, To be continued in my next post,
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One of the best auroral displays of 2024 occurred on October 7. I drove down to Cooks Dock on the west side of Manitoulin Island, Ontario (Canada) and was absolutely rewarded for my trouble.
Grizzled Skipper (Pyrgus malvae). Holme Fen National Nature Reserve, Cambridgeshire. Sunday 14th May 2017.
Such early morning he came out quite dark but I bet I find him again in better light. Ya have to look at this one big to appreciate it.
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Prayer goes on for a happy married life ...
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Work Day, 03/10/2020, Brooklyn, OH
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7 Plus back dual camera 6.6mm f/2.8
Æ’/2.8 6.6 mm 1/440 20
A mule deer buck in velvet rests amidst some lush grasses which are transitioning to fall color. Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado.
"Cardinals in Love"
Tomás Morán.
CPM January 2016 challenge: Birds of a Feather.
Advanced entry.
Caran d'Ache Luminance, Caran d'Ache Pablo, Prismacolor Premier and Derwent Drawing Colored Pencils.
LUKAS aquarell 1862 watercolors.
Fabriano Studio 140lb HP WC paper, 11 x 14 in.
Inspired in a reference photography by Sally Robertson.
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I changed the composition a bit trying to create a more natural environment...
Do you like it? Then feel free to share. Thanks!
Another plastic jug and other litter in the same storm drain as the one I picked back in March. [IMG_3104]
Mas a sombra são para poucos.
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I have a love/hate relationship with HDR images.
On one hand, if it's done well (see this article: www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/hdr-plea.shtml), the results can be stunning and remain true to what the human eye sees. If done poorly (too much tone mapping / compression), it ends up looking conspicuously unnatural, as if we've reverted to throwing a whole bunch of creative filters on in Photoshop. Caveat: "poorly" is a subjective term here as this is all based on my interpretation of what I consider pleasing to the eye. If you like your HDR surrealistic, all the more power to you.
The X100 is only capable of +/- 1EV via 3 exposures when bracketing, so that's what I've merged here via HDR Efex. I tried going +/- 2EV by manually exposing, but the results when merged had too much ghosting from the delay between shots. My goal was to accurately represent the entire tonal range from the flare of the setting sun to the colour in the clouds and the shadowed rocks in the foreground.
I think this came out looking pretty natural. Agree? Disagree? Voice yourselves; I'm looking for some constructive feedback as this is my first HDR image.
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