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Depois que vi o vídeo da Kelly qse fiquei doida, tive que fazer! Nãao ficou lá essa coisas né?? acabamento péssimoo! hahaha, um buração no anelar, mais posso falar?? uma das unhas mais lindas que já fiz! ameei! e quero fazer de todas as cores! hahaha
Usei o Patty de base (da marca que não se deve falar o nome), uma dica, passei uma camada do patty de qqr jeito, por isso que tá meio manchado, mais isso facilitou esponjar.. pq ai bastou esponjar 2x pra ter esse resultado.. no meio usei Chow chow da risqué e no final o Missão azul da colorama..
Bjooos flores =)
Strength is quietest when it’s held, not performed.
A shirtless man in jeans sits on a block, as soft studio light sculpts the muscles of his back and arm against a neutral backdrop.
the gradient was not edited**
i'm not particularly proud of any photos i took this trip, but this one is my favourite :D
I keep seeing images like these on tumblr but none that are big enough to be a wallpaper, so I made some! Feel free to use, credit is always nice. If you want any specific colors, I wouldn't mind making more :-)
This supersparkly manicure I created sprinkling loose silver holographic glitter over wet nail polish (Claudia Cosmetics Glistening Snow) from the tipp to the center of the nail & charcoal loose holographic glitter from the center down to the finger. To make a soft gradient I mixed both glitters & sprinkled the "mixture" over the middle of the nail & sealed everything with 3 coats of OPI Top Coat.
It looks sooo dazzling! A perfect New Year's manicure.
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Image Details
Camera........: Canon 60D
Lens..............: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 II USM @ 16mm/f6.3
ISO Speed....: 200
Exposure.....: 1/640s & 1/2500s
Resolution....: 3456x5184 (without frame).
Photoshop
° Blending the 2 exposures.
° High pass sharpening with gradient mask. (see below).
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The 15th century townhall on Brussels' "Grand Place" peaks high into the clouds, I had to get to the very corner of the market place to be able to fit it on 16mm (cropped sensor).
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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Courageous cube print composed of hand drawn elements and digitally manipulated photos.
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Macro Mondays candidate - Arrow
Arrows to indicate a steep gradient - from the Ordnance Survey map leg-end
Made with 2 of the 3 balls of Noro Kureyon that my SP10 generously donated to me.
This scarf literally flew off the needles. I knit this in two days -- man, have I been a mean knitting machine!
And even the boyfriend has a deep appreciation for the very cool color effects in this one.
It's a simple 1x1 rib with 2 skeins for striping, alternating every 2 rows. I've seen other scarves like this before on Flickr.
The 4G88 1013 Hams Hall Gbrf to Wellingborough Up Tc Gbrf works up the gradient from Whitacre junction past Shustoke. 25-03-23.
Eu já estava pra tirar o gradiente que fiz semana passada quando tive a idéia de testar essa técnica de water spotted nails...
Relevem o espaço enorme entre o esmalte e minha cutícula... minhas unhas estão crescendo muito rápido por conta dos hormônios de gravidez, e aí eu já tinha até cortado elas e ia lixar quando tentei essa técnica.
Usei um esmalte que ainda não tinha usado, o Pomegranate da Barry M que comprei em Londres em Setembro do ano passado.
Usei um perfume qualquer, mas notei que o esmalte não abriu com o efeito spotted. Mas achei que ficou bem legal em cima das cores do gradiente. Vou pesquisar mais e procurar saber que outras coisas posso usar para conseguir o efeito que eu quero. Dicas?
Boa Noite!
An interesting experiment.
I've been creating sky gradients for use as backgrounds for my LEGO photography using real sky photos. I've even gone so far as to write a Photoshop script to automatically extract color information from an image and build a gradient.
To test out how they look, I used one of the original sky photos to create foreground elements and then dropped in some of the sky gradients I've made.
I'm feeling pretty good about the collection of sky colors I'm putting together.
Be warned, you WILL be seeing these sky gradients show up when I start posting National Mall project photos again.
BTW, the sky gradients used here are based on sunset photos taken in Tucson, Zions NP, Lake Tahoe and Washington D.C.