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Another Hand Held Twilight shot from my last trip to Oregon. It’s a simple composition of just layering the different elements. I was thinking graphic when I shot this image.
a cheese sandwich- marbled pumpernickel and rye, mayo, American cheese slices, honey mustard and another slice of the p/rye…..just because
Played with my discount flowers and the light box today after watching a youTube video by Harold Davis. If you haven't seen his work you should www.digitalfieldguide.com/faqs/faq-photographing-flowers-.... I need to become more adept at Photoshop so I can learn how to add the layers one at a time instead of just merging to HDR. This is it for today and I am intrigued to do some more work with flowers and the light box. I don't understand how anyone can get bored, there is so much to learn and experiment with every day! It's not perfect but this is how we grow and learn, baby stepping.
If you can't tell, I intrigued myself with the rippling layers around the pool, because there was no way I was going to get a shot of Grand Prismatic. It was too cold, and the steam and wind was blowing right at us.
The aerial views over the Colorado Plateau are nothing short of spectacular. Want to take your aerial photography to the next level? Join us on a workshop next year!
And that's just what it was, layer upon layer of incredible beauty as far as one could see, even in less than ideal lighting. I've learned very quickly over the years that when we're away on one of our adventures, we are literally at Mother Nature's mercy, so I take what can get while I'm there :-) This one was photographed along the Glenn Highway....views of the Chugach Mountain Range along the Matanuska Valley.
Hope everyone's enjoying their weekend; we were out and about all day, so I'll catch up with everyone soon. Thanks for all your visits and comments; always appreciated!!!!
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What is not really smooth, is now smooth! It's the softness & the feathering effect I think I enjoy the most with long exposure shots. The clouds, & the water, were much choppier than they appear.
Another from the 7/13 storm. Thirteen is my lucky number. I am generous enough to share it with Taylor Swift. :)
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