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I love the sea's sounds and the way it reflects the sky. The colours that shimmer across its surface are unbelievable. This, combined with the colour of the water over white sand, surprises me every time. (John Dyer)
Slopes of the Jacques Cartier valley with their fall foliage in the Jacques Cartier National Park, Québec, Canada.
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This was an initiative to knit more sweaters I can wear to work. This turned out to be one of my favorite sweaters. I just love working with unspun Icelandic (plötulopi). The range of natural colors is great enough to allow for a fade-out effect.
The pictures are taken the day after a night of bar-hopping, as you can plainly see ;-). Don't ask me why I'm holding that tree.
Oi Meninas!
A principio eu tinha esmaltado apenas com o Boreal (Big Universo - 2x), e apesar de bonitinho eu achei meio sem graça 'sozinho'. Então resolvi fazer um gradiente laranja nele, daí utilizei o Times Square Tangerine Creme (N.Y.C) e o Batom (L'apogée)...e ainda não feliz com o resultado resolvi flocar tudo com o Espectral (B.U). Amei! Pessoalmente o efeito ficou mais bonito do que nas fotos!!
Daqui a pouco visito cada uma de vocês!
Beijos,
gab!
Orange gradient and a blue gradient and three yellows with Illustrator, helped along by my own software so the gradients and yellows can be placed in different areas. Pale blue outlines in Adobe Capture also helped by my software. Think this couldn't be done just with Illustrator or Photoshop, without my Tone Ranger software to isolate the areas and to colour the Adobe Capture output. Someone might be able to correct me on that, hope so.
The sunset itself wasn't that spectacular because of the distant clouds, but the gradients with the sun below the horizon were beautiful.
Maxed out contrast and saturation in camera, added a bit more in Gimp. Brought out a little definition in the stones with curves.
* Explored * - thanx, guys. Hmm - this is my second sunset in explore. I spot a pattern...
Please also visit another sunset