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You'd think there would be more people at a place like this....
One more from my little voyage to the Bighorn, finishing off the year just right...
The sky quietly shifted its colors as the day faded.
From cool blue to warm orange,
the gradient unfolded without interruption.
10:49 pm CEST -> San MartÃn, la última luz se resiste por el oeste.
Focal length: 15 mm
Aperture: f/6.3
Exposure: 30 sec
ISO Speed: 125
Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 + 460MG
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Experimental Color gradients generated using cosine waves for Red, Green and Blue color components.
Parameters for cosine wave Offset, Amplitude, Frequency and Phase have been animated for every RGB component.
You can edit the Gradients that come with Photoshop for adding a special effects to your photos. The tutorial is here : photoshopper27.blogspot.com/2011/01/gradient-editing.html
OK, I'm really really digging the bottom of the barrel here with point and shoot shots from a few years ago, but I felt this one barely made the cut. I wish it was sharper, but the original photo was pretty noisy and ugly.
Getting excited for my December trip!
Nestled below Seaton Viaduct on the the Manton Junction to Corby line the one time LNWR branch from Seaton Junction to Uppingham once passed beneath the viaduct. Recent vegetation clearance in association with bridge abutment work on the closed line has exposed the old branch line gradient post. The 3¾ mile single track line appeared to dropped at 1/100 towards the junction and rose beyond the viaduct at 1/80 towards the terminus. This closed line even had new DfT infrastructure register numbers painted on the new brickwork where the bridge over a tributary of the River Welland has been removed. It had recently been recorded as structure no. DfT SE-U 2. It is the first time I have seen Department for Transport replace the old BRB lettering on redundant railway infrastructure.
The Uppingham branch never lived up to expectation it opened for traffic in September 1894 hoping to cash in on the local ironstone trade and patronage from Uppingham School. The renowned school entered into a contract with the LNWR and ran some specials but the locals did what they had always done and used the much better Midland Railway service from nearby Manton station. In the end the school blocked expansion of the ironstone quarries nearby in 1918 and the branch finally lost its passenger service on 13th June 1960 with freight ceasing on 1st June 1964 after which the line was closed and lifted.
Olá! Dessa vez, escolhi uma cor meio dark haha. Vcs não imaginam quantas camadas de esmalte tem aqui!! Foi até dificil de tirar depois, vamos lá.. Usei Colorama Pétala Branca, no gradiente usei Quem disse berenice? Pinkina e Colorama Preto Gráfico, por cima, pra ficar esse efeito glow passei D'Lu Romance e top coat pra finalizar. Dessa vez fiquei bem feliz, minhas taxinhas não soltaram haha. Beijos
Trying to get a little different look out of my Softbox. No really bad for the little space I had to work in.
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50mm - f5.6 - 1/250 - ISO 100
Strobist Info:
SB-80dx (Diffusor - 1/8) into Westcott Apollo 28" Softbox from the right and behind subject pointed toward camera, camera and flashes tiggered via PocketWizard Plus II and optical trigger.
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So I finally found a way to do this awesome gradient effect on my nails. I tried with nail polish so many times and failed every time. This is a cheap FAST and EASY way to do it. Base coat first. So i put ONE coat of black nails polish, but make sure its a nice, decent coat, you can put 2 coats but I put one so that it dries faster. After that I had golden pigment eye-shadow...that's right, I used MAKEUP :D... Touch the pigment lightly to get some on you fingertip and after the nails is dry a bit, start from the tip where you put the most pigment and touch it lightly, the remaining pigment that is left on your fingertip, you touch the middle of the nail (don't go all the way, leave the cuticle area without any pigment). do this lightly as it is supposed to look effortless. End with top coat (you MUST put top coat) and there you have it. First time I tried this and this is the result. Thank you !!!!
La utopÃa está en el horizonte.
Me acerco dos pasos, ella se aleja dos pasos.
Camino diez pasos y el horizonte se desplaza diez pasos más allá.
Por mucho que camine, nunca la alcanzaré.
¿Para qué sirve la utopia?
Para eso sirve: para caminar
Eduardo Galeano
Full gradient by Fabián Mora here.