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Persistent changes in the jet stream, perhaps related to faster warming in the arctic than the tropics, are producing strange weather patterns on the shores of the North Atlantic. Here my neighbor clears out his driveway this morning after last night's 13 inches of heavy wet snow, driven by gale-forced winds that have packed the snow against the tree trunks like so much wet cement. Since December the northeast US has had a snow storm like this once or twice a week, with the next one predicted for six days hence. The first one was kind of romantic, as first snows always are, but now its getting tiresome.
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A first for me..Samsung-Android-iOS digital mixed media photography art. Image from a magazine (may be a little grainy), taken and App'd by my Samsung Galaxy S3, blended with a scrapbooking paper image taken by my Olympus E-PM1. Should really call this Olympus-Samsung-Android-iOS perhaps?!
Anyway, blended image was then transferred to my iPad for tweaking in Iris Photo Suite (wish the developer would port Iris to Android!). Then transferred back to the Galaxy for sharing (wish the iPhone supported as many sharing links!).
Image Manipulation:
Another capture of the Snowy Owl that I uploaded a few days ago. This one I decided to do some image manipulation with. Beautiful Owl, fun to be around getting some photos! : )
If you go down in the woods today you're sure of a big surprise
If you go down in the woods today you'd better go in disguise...
...If you go down in the woods today you better not go alone
It's lovely down in the woods today but safer to stay at home.
--Henry Hall's orchestra performed "The Teddy Bears' Picnic" in 1932. The song consists of a melody by U.S. American composer John Walter Bratton, written in 1907, and lyrics added by Irish songwriter Jimmy Kennedy in 1932. It remains popular as a children's song, having been recorded by numerous artists over the decades since it was popularized by Henry Hall. (ref: Wikipedia)
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I shot Yann against a neutral grey background and then it's all composited together with it's new background in Photoshop
You can see the full version here:
www.flickr.com/photos/bigpicture1966/8213084151/in/photos...
You can view the finished image HERE
Strobist:
x1 Einstein640 boomed high just off centre right for main fill.
x1 AlienBees AB800 camera left and x1 AlienBees AB1600 camera right both shot through large softboxes to provide kicker light.
The hand of Gid! As there is not a lot of room on my bureau I prop my keyboard up so that I can use my Wacom tablet and still reach the keys for quick shortcuts.
... everyone else is.
Jenn, and Matthew, two of the models/subjects at the weekly Friday night "Sketch and Shoot" at 305 South, in Durham, NC. The theme was Film Noir, but I couldn't help but keep the color on Jenn.
It's Saturday night, and I'm in the mood for ...
let's see, Bird & Diz? Lester? Maybe some Monk ... or Horace Silver ...
Decisions, decisions.
This is a night shot of the headlight of a Honda motorcycle, taken in the dark, handheld. Of course without a tripod it was too blurred to do justice with the reflected light and colors, so I used Photoshop to bring out the patterns here as an abstract, painterly view. It's best viewed in the original size for the details.
359/365. There's no escape from editing...
This photo sums up for me all those hours spent over the last year editing ridiculous photos of myself in Photoshop.
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Image Manipulation:
The photo capture reminded me of Vincent's Starry Night, and I started playing around with things and put this together. It was fun.
Thanks to Vincent for his artistry and imagination.
Brings back memories of seeing Don McLean perform Starry Night at a concert in Tampa, Florida at a nightclub.
Fun time, one of my old time faovrite songs, too.
* Desculpem pela ausência. Essa semana realmente nao tive tempo de comentar ou sequer responder meus comentários, mas prometo que vou alcançar vcs em alguns dias! :-)
Essa tirei do novo Civic de um amigo que tinha acabado de colocar essas 19"; e molas Eibach no carro! Irado!
* Sorry about the absence. I'm pretty busy this week. Didn't had time to comment or either reply my comments, but I promise to catch you up in a few days! :-)
Took this one from a friend's brand new Honda Civic. He choose for 19" TSW rims and Eibach Springs. Wicked stuff!
Blueberries near the lake we stayed near this past summer. Converted to B/W, then a Duotone plugin was applied via the Gimp 2.4. Best viewed large. In the "cup" at the end of the main berry you can see a small amount of water reflecting a tree, some clouds and the sun.
Yann is shot against a neutral grey background and then it's all composited in with it's new background in Photoshop, layered and blended, with use of photo filters to give everything an overall balanced colour cast to help everything sit together.
Strobist:
x1 Einstein640 boomed high just off centre right for main fill.
x1 AlienBees AB800 camera left and x1 AlienBees AB1600 camera right both shot through large softboxes to provide kicker light.
You can see the full version here:
www.flickr.com/photos/bigpicture1966/8190955320/in/photos...
Erotic in the sense that this image imparts to me, while viewing it, the full essence of life, as one might see another beautiful being, flower, vegetable, animal, etc, for it's own inherent attractiveness. Whether it is of our own kind or something out of our normal sphere of society.
For instance, the first time I was in SouthEastern Asia it took me a short time to discard my western orieneted idea(s) of beauty, fully changing my fundamental way of looking at, people, place, plants, things, etc.
In other words I was no longer provincially United States oriented. I would say American, instead of United States, but there is quite a difference between the U.S. and the rest of the Americas. At least in my mind.
For instance; if we were all in outer space, but relatively close to Earth, why would we think that automatically North America would be at the top of the globe? Having worked as the Photographer of Fine Arts at the Blanton Museum of Fine Art at The University of Texas at Austin for 18 years, I have been exposed to a lot of work by artists from Latin-america. The Museum has the largest collection of Latin-American Art in the United States. Many of the artists came to install their works personally and I had a behind the scenes chance to talk and listen to them. Some of the works changed my view point as in the "outer space reference".
Something to think about, no?
I'll light the fire
You place the flowers in the vase
That you bought today
Staring at the fire
For hours and hours
While I listen to you
Play your love songs
All night long for me
Only for me
-Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
Thought I'd post another before/after picture...
(the right one is the 'after' in case you didn't notice)
(1) HDR (from three different RAW files, handheld) + tone mapping (Photomatix)
(2) transform→distort to straighten the whole thing up a bit.
(3) added the sky (I started to collect good sky shots for such occasions)
I used the blend mode 'screen' and only masked out the immediate foreground; for the background I just let the sky fade out towards the bottom, that's why these buildings look a bit more hazy. Because the sky I had wasn't HDR I applied the shadow/highlights function.
Doesn't sound much, but that masking was quite a job actually...
And that's it.
Siempre digo que no sé donde estará Barbie, pero..., ¡yo la vi caer desde la planta 29!
Aunque nunca se sabe, jamás apareció el cadáver...
Rebuilt in 1764, this lovely church is nestled in amongst the trees of Castle Eden Dene. It has been recently under threat of closure due to lack of car parking facilities and repair costs, which is a shame.
Actually, a recently digitally modified old image of a prop from the film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, the movie in which we learn that Robin Hood, Azeem the Moor, and most of the Merry Men spoke with American accents. Erroll Flynn had tried to prepare us for this decades ago, but back then sound itself was such a novelty in movies that no one noticed accents. Sean Connery would have us believe Robin was Scottish.
The sword was displayed thus in the garden of Griff Thomas, visited years ago at the Duchess in Topsham. (...and a very pleasant visit it was. Thanks, Griff!) Game of Thrones has given such images new life. Valerian steel has an ageless appeal.
Some promo work for Chris and Yann. These boys make up the Rockabilly Duo 'The Bonneville Barons' who have one foot firmly in the vintage era, with the costumes to match.
Like the Sarah-Jane shoot. I shot the boys against a grey background and composited them into the scene incorporating various photoshop techniques to enhance contrast and the 'dodge and burn' look.
Strobist:
x1 Einstein640 boomed high just off centre right for main fill.
x1 AlienBees AB800 camera left and x1 AlienBees AB1600 camera right both shot through large softboxes to provide kicker light.