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The other day I heard that Ray Dolby passed away, any hard core music lover will know that he was an engineer and inventor of the noise reduction system known as Dolby NR.
I really wanted to create a picture that was music related and themed, through out the day various ideas popped in my head but the one that stood out the most was the evolution of music formats. So I created an evolution of my music.
My first introduction to music was through Vinyl, which moved on to cassettes, to Cd's, to mini disc and then to mp3, wonder what will be next???
I thought this would be easy to take, but it wasn't…I created a stencil with a music note and used a desktop lamp to light the top and used a torch to light in from the front and used some lights, which I hung on a clothes rail for the Bokeh effect….However when I had the stencil on I found that the only part of my picture was coming out and that was the Bokeh music notes…eventually, after many attempts I decided to use my Cokin holder and cut a piece of card to fit that…I cut the bottom half off and left the top with the music note on and it worked.
I took it in LR and brought the exposure down a bit and used the saturation tool to bring the colour down, but used the erase function to bring the colour back out in the El Wire and the Screen of the Ipod as you can see my mixtape cover…
This one is for Ray Dolby….
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Texture by JoesSistah....check out her awesome textures!
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Evolution Lake, John Muir Wilderness, Kings Canyon National Park, California.
This image is part of my Sequoia and Kings Canyon set.
Evolution Basin is one of the Sierra Nevada's crown jewels. From the end of Evolution Lake to Muir Pass are wonders to behold. Pristine lakes, bubbling streams and creeks, spectacular wildflowers, majestic and sheer granite landforms, this area has them all.
Here, stands of Mountain Heather and Paintbrush blossom by a small stream which flows directly into Evolution Lake and the John Muir Trail wends its way along the granite outcrops which surround the lake. All days on this planet are special but this particular day was a day to remember for its glorious and awe-inspiring beauty.
This image was made in 2008 on the third day of a five-day backpack from South Lake to North Lake. It is a single image made with a Nikon D40 and Nikkor 18-200mm.
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D. Jones & Son Alexander Dennis Dart SLF MCV Evolution AE07 DZB is seen having a brake at Wrexham bus station. This bus was new to Cavalier, Long Sutton as 5335 in March 2007 and it was formally Stagecoach East as 33313. 29/06/17
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Primeiro da linha dos cromados da Eliana que uso e eu amei!
Super fácil de passar, ótimo pra limpar, a cor é lindo. Só amor hahaha
Cumpriu super bem a vontade de verdinho + brilhinhos que eu tava ^^
Com certeza vou usar todos os outros da coleção.
Foram:
-1 camada de base Marchetti com colágeno e elastina
-2 camadas de Evolution
-1 camada de extra brilho Ideal
Variation of a text-prompt generation in AI Deep Dream. The text contained the word GIGER.
The option of Text Prompt is a new feature on Deep Dream.
trying a text prompt from a different image with this image from may painting EVOLUTION.
Mt. Mendel, Evolution Basin, Kings Canyon National Park, California.
This is another in my JMT series. It is a panorama best viewed in its large size. Please view my other JMT images in my JMT set.
This is a stitch of four single exposures made with a Nikon D7000 and Tokina 11-16mm.
I lingered at McClure Meadow for far too long and found myself hustling up the switchbacks out of Colby Meadow up to Evolution Lake. Even before I arrived at this site, the ridge had been on fire for many minutes and I stopped liberally to make images. This site is a little tarn right next to Evolution Lake. Immediately after I made these images I would set up camp for the night, cook and eat dinner and then set up my camera to capture the alpenglow over Mt. Mendel and Mt. Darwin.
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I love seeing where they come from, to what they look like at their peak!
Those huge heads, so layered, all coming out of this one bud... it NEVER ceases to amaze me.
The evolution, the unfurling, the GRAND opening...
The peony is the only genus in the flowering plant family Paeoniaceae. They are native to Asia, Southern Europe and western North America but grow very well here too, Peonies are actually very easy to grow; once established they can tolerate drought and suffer from very few diseases.
Colours range from pure white through baby pinks and palest peaches to clear deep pink and darkest rich maroon. There is also a pale yellow but it is rare.
Peonies are only available between late May and early July, so get them while you can!
They are very thirsty flowers, so make sure you top up the vase or bowl.
The Greeks believed they could cure over 20 ailments and were found in every monastery garden.
Peonies have been cultivated for over 2,000 years, more for their medicinal qualities than for ornament.
The Japanese protect the earliest peony blooms from the snow by protecting them with individual small thatched shelters. Some geishas used to wear special peony colours.
The Chinese name for peony is "sho yu" which means "most beautiful" and they idolised this flower.
The common thread is that the flower always denotes luxury and indulgence.
Went for again for a dramatic lighting, to make them 'different' from other flower images...
My favourite... Lol, thank you for your time and comments, M, (*_*)
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Dass die Evolution des Menschen noch nicht vorbei ist, liegt so ziemlich auf der Hand. Dass Karl-Heinz die Krone der Schöpfung darstellt, will jetzt wohl auch keiner mehr abstreiten.
Karl-Heinz auf frame-less.com hier und hier
Model: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII 1:18
Brand: Autoart
Original color: Plain White
Custom:
1) Airbrush body with Red/Silver Ralliart tune colors
2) Airbrush Rims with black
3) New Intercooler=)
4) New Alloy Exhaust (ekzos perang nih!)
All customization work done by Akid Garage N Gangs=)
Just look what it's done for them humans, billions of the buggers, wanna go star trekking but they still have to deal with religious fanatics, war, greed, mortgages, insurance, hatred, abuse, pharmaceuticals burying cures for treatment (how much are they making out of Covid, and what do they know about it's actual origin?), the list just goes on and on. Damn that, us monkeys have been going on fine for millions of years, just keep moving, eat, not get eaten, simple.
Progress, it's just a bandaid word for control and suffering.
Be a meandering monkey, you'll feel better for it XD
Technical info
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Camera: FujiFilm X10
Focal Length: 19.5mm, Macro Mode plus 52mm +4 Close-up lens
Exposure: ISO400, 1/280 @f/3.6, M 4:3
Lighting: Daylight and Yongnuo WJ-60 60-LED ring light
Processing: Photoshop CS3, ring-light reflection removed, added photo of circuit-board, one/zero background and film edge layers also photographed with the FujiFilm X10.
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Went out to Belle Isle on Martin Luther King day looking for the now famous ice formation. I have to say I’m really impressed by it. It was a magnet for anyone with a camera and I had a lot of fun investigating all the numerous formations and abstract beauties within the ice. This shot shows why one needs a ND filter is very bright conditions. My intentions were to shoot at f/1.4 but it was totally overexposed even at a shutter speed of 1/8000 ISO100. Either way, I think this is an interesting way of looking at the ice.
Next shot of the fountain I’ll be posting will be one of those “In-Shane” images. I’m getting excited to edit it!
Featured in Flickr Explore January 22, 2009