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A little land are project my wee ones and I worked on this weekend with raspberry leaves and a downed pine.
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I enjoy big infrastructure. Over the years, I've photographed a lot of great bridges and tunnels, some of which are still used to help people get from A to B but others have been left to abandonment. My favourite part of any drive is crossing a large body of water or a tall gorge as I like to see how the road takes on the landscape. Mountain passes such as the Cairnwell Pass also tick the same box.
Despite being the tallest pass in the UK, the Cairnwell Pass is also one of the more tame climbs. That's not to say it's an easy climb if you're on foot or cycling but the modern A93 tackles the pass via a road that has long, sweeping bends and straight sections all following a constant, if steep gradient up the side of the mountains.
Things weren't always this way, though. Before the road was modernised, there was an infamous hairpin on the hill climb known as the Devil's Elbow. There is a classic postcard image of a bus driving up the pass going around, claiming that the gradient was a gruelling 1 in 3 and based on the postcard, you'd be inclined to agree.
However, if you look more carefully at the postcard, as I have done on and off over the years since I first saw it, you can see that the photo is squint. This makes the hairpin look far worse than it actually is. The gradient on the old A93 alignment was never steeper than 1 in 6 (which is still very severe for a main road). The bus also looks to have been cut and pasted into the scene as the wheel position and shadowing don't look quite right. Still, you have to applaud the efforts of whomever it was who created that postcard as they obviously went to a lot of effort to sell the illusion.
Told you I can talk about roads all day long...
Just did a step by step article on how to create gradient reflection on reflective surfaces. You can check it out here:
www.diyphotography.net/tips-getting-gradient-reflection-r...
Strobist info:
sb-600 with stofen omnibounce back right of subject thru a white acrylic sheet @ 1/4
An unusual survivor - probably due to it being concrete - was this gradient post outside Dunblane - on the Doune line. 19/6/83.
patagonia, glacier with gradients.
impressive show at the end of the world, I will remember this trip for ever.
Glacial (BU)
Misturinha azul (Claudinha)
Blue Sparrow (China Glaze)
Urano (BU)
Splash (Impala)
O mais legal de usar os esmaltes antigos é relembrar a história de cada um deles. O q vc fez para conseguir, a sola de sapato q gastou, o achado no balaio da perfumaria, o tão sonhado gringo, as troquinhas, as amizades, as ocasiões q vc já os usou... Tudo fica mais interessante!
O Splash é só amor desde o seu lançamento. Os glitters furta-cor e o glow roxo q ele tem ganharam o meu coração! Antes dele eu só tinha olhos para o Mucuri (Dote), outro queridíssimo!
Para facilitar a limpeza, usei a técnica da Máscara Facial da Avon. Passei nos dedos (em volta das unhas) e esperei secar antes de começar a esmaltar. Depois, foi só alegria! Tem fotos do processo nos comentário, caso alguém não conheça a técnica.
This is a combo of an image of the side of a glass and brick building in the sun and a gradient blend image I have recently made.
I refuse an invitation to the following group and the method.
Three or more comments, Many of the add-min, Multiple invitations
Here I lined this frame up with the bright sky and the sunlit house across the street in the late afternoon sunlight to get the split tone bokeh.
Décimo do Desafio!
Eu ia fazer um degradê nesse estilo, mas resolvi usar essa outra "técnica" que já tinha usado antes do Flickr...
É simples, você escolhe um esmalte escuro e vai misturando com branco... eu fui misturando em uma tampinha de coca-cola (sério) pra não perder pra sempre esse esmalte e ter menos trabalho na hora de misturar...
Passei uma camada de Top Coat holográfico porque ando numa vibe holográfica... hehe
Seiláporque escondi o dedão na foto, mas é a cor original do esmalte...
Achei a foto medonha de quando eu fiz o verde, está aqui
**Para entender o desafio e encontrar todos já feitos, só Clicar aqui!
Glitter gradient in the color Pantone 2016 Serenity using Wycon Cosmetics Serenity Flash and Serenity Glitter.
www.lightyournails.com/2016/09/wycon-serenity-flash-glitt...
6th March 2018. On a photo charter run by the 30742 Group, BR 7MT Britannia 4-6-2 No.70013 Oliver Cromwell powers up the Keighley curve with a mixed goods train. Note in the background is the Keighley Technical College. The railway is part of the Keighley And Worth Valley Railway.
Maunsell 'King Arthur' 4-6-0 no.777 'Sir Lamiel’ crests the gradient on the Quorn Straight with the now late 12:15 Loughborough-Leicester North train. A points problem at Loughborough through the timetable out.
Eii! Tudo bom? Essa já é a última unha da primeira etapa do desafio, a unha gradiente! Pra fazer eu usei uma esponjinha de maquiagem. E os esmaltes são: Passe Nati Arco-Íris, Mohda Boneca de Porcelana e Ellen Gold Moça Criança. Apesar dos outros dois serem bem cremosos, eu não gostei mutio do Mohda. Ele é bem transparente, tive que passar várias vezes pra conseguir o efeito. A plaquinha é a DRK Cx1 e o esmalte é o mesmo que já usei mil vezes, o Hits Prata Lunar. TC por cima!
Beijos!
I just love the open sea, when all you see is water all around you. This photo on the other hand was taken down at the harbour, but it reminds me of the open sea.
© Kjersti Lier - No pictures or invites with pictures in comments, please. They will be deleted
On Sunday 7th October 2018, Amersham & District held their annual Amersham & Chesham running day.
Operator: London Transport (Country Area)
Type: Routemaster Long (RML)
Vehicle: RML2456 (JJD456D)
Route: 362
Destination: High Wycombe
Location: Ley Hill
Here, RML2456 (JJD456D) makes a very steep descent towards the terminus after dropping everyone off, for all of the photographers, having terminated there on a 362 from High Wycombe and about to return there, but before having its blinds changed.
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Well, as soon as I got excited about the spring coming, we got nailed with a Blizzard. Just my luck.
I took this photo on my traipse around Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis. Wirth is a few blocks from my home, and is quite extensive for a city park. During my walk I got a business call, and spoke for about 1/2 an hour while I snapped away. I took this shot while pretending to pay attention to business. I was drawn to the layers of textures and colors. At the bottom is marsh grass, then some kind of bramble/bush, and then finally full fledged trees.
A seated silhouette, defined by soft gradients.
A shirtless man is seated on a cube, his back to the camera, with soft directional lighting that highlights the contours of his shoulders, spine, and arms, while a muted gradient background keeps the focus on the sculpted form and relaxed pose.
Just playing abound with the Gradient Map filter function in PS.
Around the end of December, I had been thinking about resolutions. Maybe, I thought, I could resolve to upload a few more pictures to Flickr more regularly (recreation is a good thing in life).... But now it is Feb 2nd, and I uploaded all of 2 pictures in the last 6 weeks. It is a good thing I never actually made that resolution.
But photography is still fun! So I was playing around with gradient map filters to try to make the sky more dramatic here, and I ended up going off the deep end.