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Played around with Adobe's lens blur tools on the tree backgroud. It seems to still take a bit of manual intervention.
Colony IL
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A succession of errors generated this picture of the Brazilian Ruby throated hummingbird (male). Lots of light that required Photoshop intervention, despite not being able to attenuate some areas that were still intensely lit. Of course the photometry was completely wrong either.
I decided to present it because I like the incredible movement of the wings immensely.
I hope you like it, and not be bored with my need to fantasize a little the reality of the photo.
On Explore: January 10, 2023
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Avec l'autorisation de la Direction du RAiD
Je tiens à remercier la Direction, les personnels d'encadrement, "TK" , Chef de l'unité Cynotechnique, Référent Air Marshal et tous les opérateurs du RAiD pour leur accueil et Fanny TURGIS, PDG De TURGIS & GAILLARD Industries sans qui ce reportage n'aurait pas été possible.
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I would like to thank the Management, the management staff, "TK", Head of the Cynotechnique Unit, Air Marshal Referent and all RAiD operators for their hospitality and Fanny TURGIS, CEO of TURGIS & GAILLARD Industries without whom this report would not have been possible.
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I find myself drawn toward scenes where light penetrates darkness. I found this light shining on the edges of a huge boulder that was split in two at Natural Bridge, SC. It reminds me of the cosmic struggle between good and evil.
Ref: 90D2 2806
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Me: "What the...?"
Father: "I'm here to remove the demon that has possessed you."
Me: *Confused look* "But I didn't call you."
(Deep Gravely Voice From Within) "No, I did. I Gotta Get Out Of Here!"
We wanted to take Photography to the streets.
Life is on display on the street -- people walk, sit, stand, sleep, drive, drink, eat, piss, talk, mingle, fight, and love. The street is where groups collide and where people live and die and where all of society mixes with trash, smog, sewage, and the pulsating sounds of traffic.
We’ve put together a bunch of our pictures and will be bringing them to you, where you’re standing, on the street -- where they’re easy to see:
From Koshy’s to Brigade Road. From Temptations to Blossom’s. On sidewalks and in alleys. Next to coffee shops and streetside panwallas. On postboxes and on blank walls. In between advertisements and PG accomodations. We’ll be standing there.
On the 5TH of August with double sided tape in hand we arrived on Church Street and plastered away. (thank you Kassia and Shilpa for helping !)
5 pieces of work were on show
Surely you're Joking Mr. Mahajan
Lady Boys of Siem Reap by lovely Ying Ang
We pasted them on the whitewashed wall out side Coconut Grove (thank you Arvindam), on the transformer behind Barton Center, next to the Pani Puri wallah ahead of queens and next to the name on Rice Guy.
Here is what it looked like -
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I had always wanted to create a levitation shot and pictured it with a piano like this. I had the opportunity to attend a Brooke Shaden workshop in L.A., where I shot this and had the time of my life! This was taken in the chapel...the only room in the abandoned Linda Vista Hospital that wasn't in complete decay.
Model: Sonalii Castillo
So, after a long, slow (endless!) and boring day at work, I met one of my co-workers at the community garden that is on part of our property at work. The purpose of this meeting was so that he could show me where his plot was so that I could pick vegetables and water the plants when he goes on vacation. He mentioned that next year I could also have my own garden here and how for him .... it isn't so much about the vegetables.... it is a kind of therapy.... working on the garden and not being at work. That is when I started to suspect that this little field trip to the garden might possibly be an intervention of sorts. In other words... hey Torrie, how about instead of breaking into abandoned houses, taking water to smelly baby vultures, filling your car with props so it looks like you are living out of it, and cutting down weeds on property that you don't own.... you grow some vegetables?!!
Yeah... I'm catching on ... and I will water his plants and pick the string beans and broccoli and turn the squash when he goes on vacation.... but when he asks me... "So what did you do fun after work?" ... I am NOT going to say.... well, I got some tools together and went the the slaughterhouse, used my brush ax to cut a path through the weeds to the door so that I could check on the baby vultures in the attic (they were fine) and then I worked for quite awhile on taking the broken latches and padlocks that the state park service had put on the door to keep people out (but they didn't keep people out because they just cut through them and now they are just hanging uselessly and unattractively off the door), off ... because I didn't like the way that they looked in my photos (yeah... I could have photoshopped them out, but I'm not that good at that) and now I don't have to worry about it... because they are gone for good! Mission accomplished!) and then I took some pictures and went home when it started to get dark. Nope... I'm not going to say ANY of that!! I am learning to keep my adventures to myself. It's OK... I know they mean well even though they don't get me... and personally, I don't really understand the things that they do for fun either... so I guess we are even!
The point is.... I'm learning.... to keep my mouth shut... and when broccoli and brussel sprouts are ready to be picked.... I'm feeling the need for a long road trip.... all by myself (or some new friends that I can share my adventures with... that get it and get me!)
Devine Intervention
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Even the devil will have to ask God for help once in awhile!
Have a great Friday and weekend ahead dear friends!
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"Dark lord of the Sith, this infernal battle looms large, dangling my meagre fate betwixt fetid death and exultant glory.
Please guide me upon which of these machines to steed on this bastard day.."
-Unknown Soldier
Bruce took a much needed vacation from the ocean... it’s part of his intervention program and helps with his fish addiction.
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The Toy Photographers group over on Google+ is having a unique photo challenge this month of taking a picture of a cheap toy - $1 or less! This is my third entry. Hurry and join in if you haven’t!
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
• Cheat Table by Jim2Point0
• Captured on PC with ReShade 4.9.1
• Edited in Lightroom Classic
Without Mo's intervention and processing I'd come home with nothing. This the first effort with the a9+RedCat 51.
Intervention des sapeurs pompiers sur une aire de jeux.... Parc de la Savèze, Saint Herblain, Loire Atlantique, FRANCE.
I had a very nice (though immensely humid) hike yesterday,from the shores of Brother's water,up to the summit of Hart Crag.
Despite my initial reservations, the clouds and light were excellent for the majority of the 5hrs or so i spend pottering about.
Nearing the summit of Hart Crag the clouds kept rolling in and rolling out,while the sun would seize every oppourtunity to make a fleeting appearance.A heavenly moment to behold!!!!