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A wonderful view. Behind every layer in the landscape there are new things to see.
I have to thank Tobiasvde for taking us there :-).
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This image because I could not find any hens I could get to for the picture I wanted!
Beyond Layers: Frame It Lesson
Framed by adding on to the background layer using the crop tool--a technique that was new to me.
Taken on Bank holiday Saturday, on an afternoon at Ayrmer Cove, followed by a walk to Challaborough.
looking across cardigan bay towards Harlech from from a small bay at hafan y mor holiday park near Pwllheli
As driving by I noticed this particular rock that was layred and I turned around and pulled over to check it out. Luckly enough I found myself a big chunk of layered rocks. I noticed the strata of this sedimentary rock and wondered how long it must have taken to look this way. WIth the process of lithification it forms the rock and changes it. Not to mention erosion will take its toll on the rocks and the sediments that are compressed to eroide some faster than other parts of the rock.
A four image panorama using a 400mm prime lens to compress the layers of distant hills. Languedoc region, France.
Argonne materials science engineer Anil Mane prepares silicon wafers for full-scale deposition testing of dielectric coatings for large area detectors.
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A digital collage of more than 20 layers. The background is a nude lie and the doll parts are taken from various sources including marcus j ranum and blue violet from deviantart.com
My guess is that the original building was the brick one at the back with 3 more buildings added on the front.
Day 184 ~ Layers of Patriotism
I love this one. I got those tiny white bursts with a big red one... love how they all layered together. <3
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Fabric: Erin McMorris's Park Slope
I referenced Dana's layered skirt tutorial when putting this skirt together.
Layers of the trees, rolling hills with green wheat, Blue Mountains and clouds--taken on a hike around Bennington Lake near Walla Walla, WA late last April.
Proof of concept experiment. I had this idea that I could paint or draw different elements on separate pieces of paper, scan them, and combine them on the iPad in separate layers. I’d have the look of analog and the editing capabilities of digital.
Bee Paper Co-Mo Heavyweight Sketch Paper 9x12 inches (22.9x30.5 cm), Turner Acryl Gouache, and Crayola Black crayon.
iPad Pro
Apps: Superimpose X and Sketch Club.