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Cargo area. Those things are cargo pods.
If I had those rocket things in grey or yellow I would've built a GHL container.
Sea Turtle, Vancouver Aquarium
September 2003.
"Redux" means I'm revisiting selected pics from a previous series, in order to bring them some personal attention in the post processing that they missed the first time around.
In this case, a tighter crop, noise reduction, tiny bit of sharpening, and I toned-down the green cast of the underwater lighting somewhat.
Vintage Hat by Lelutka (previously available item)
“Nappa Fringe” Top by Asteria
“Lola” Shorts by Blueberry
“Alexia” Boots by Mutresse
From Tuntematon REDUX , a short film by Anssi Määttä and Antti Tuominen. See it from: www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2AZVFl0E2g
Lammio: Pihla Viitala
Costumes: Sankariliiga
Make-up: Julius Sepponen & team
Assist: Anna
© laura kicey
Hey if you believe public photography should be your right and not a permit only privilege, nyc is looking into taking away that right from everyone in the city. This feels like the beginning of something that makes me sick. If you disagree with this action, go read and sign the petition
Experimenting with gels to create a more fleshed out version of Leslie Overnight. So not a touch of Photoshop here; just an unprocessed photo.
Changes:
-- Implemented suggestion from *Your Guide (standard method). This technique made the biggest difference.
also:
-- Slight Shadows/Highlights adjustment
-- Additional burning and desaturation
Also, this file was uploaded as sRGB. Unfortunately the first version was uploaded as Adobe RGB. Sorry, not apples to apples!
"Redux 2013--My Favorite Theme of the Year " On 3/18/2013 the theme was members choice, wood. This photo is of a sheet of Quilted Maple veneer. HMM
Top: Original (July 2008); Bottom: Edit (July 2009)
A year ago when I took this picture, I was a bit of a novice at processing images. I made a number of mistakes, and this picture is a fine example of one. In spite of its popularity, have never been happy with it, always regretting the poor color balance and the blown-out highlights.
One year later (and one year smarter), I set out to fix this picture. Using the original RAW file, I reprocessed it from the ground up. I'm a lot happier with it now. The differences may seem subtle to some of you, but to me, they're on an order of magnitude. (Aside from color, see what other differences you can spot!)
I've made the photo available for sale on RedBubble, so if you can find it in your heart and/or wallet to support my extraordinarily silly photography, please click on over! :D
This is my first "redux", or rework, on a previously completed illustration. This was done as a cover for The Rebel (by Jack Whyte, the first of the Braveheart Trilogy). I've just thought it would be fun to continue playing with it, and add some more abstract elements and stuff. Yes, this is a twisted version of William Wallace, the "rebel" of the trilogy.
Modèle: Retro Redux Shrug (Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark, Lace Style)
Laine: Sundara Aran Silky Merino coloris Grayish Plum over Limonata - 2 pelotes
I casted on 46 sts, but then followed the instructions for the size 38.
here's how I would mess up the famous nottingham train student; as first and foremost portrayed by Lynne here: www.flickr.com/photos/lynnechapman/4340687515/
gel pen, 6"x8"
See other impressions in this gallery: www.flickr.com/photos/ianbowden/galleries/72157623416779674/
I had my mother's engagement stone added to my engagement ring. :) I rather like the results.
(Engagement photo in the background by Kate Headley Photography, Washington, DC.)
Interior campsite at sundown, Algonquin Park, from a solo trip in 1988.
"Redux" means I'm revisiting selected pics from a previous series, in order to bring them some personal attention in the post processing that they missed the first time around. In this case, some Levels adjustments, removed a slight green cast, gave it a touch of HDR-like treatment via Photoshop Shadows and Highlights filter, and some noise reduction.
Back in 2008, I completed my fifth mechanical clock simply titled “Mechanical No.5”. It used kitikata rice paper to set off the numbers on these sort of fanned-out panels, it used a reliable and accurate dead-beat-style escapement, and it featured magnifying lenses to accent the hands. That clock received a lot of attention when it was posted online, and was one of my favorites, so a revisitation of that style was in order. “Redux V” is titled as such not only because of the revival of “Mechanical No.5”, but also fits because the five is a dominant visual element on the clock.
Final measurements: 30” tall (without pendulum and weight) 14” wide, and 7” deep.
I recently inadvertently deleted many photos from my photostream. I've been trying to retrieve as many of them as I could - it hasn't been easy... Like this one, I've marked the 'deleted' photos as 'redux'. I lost all of the information that goes with a photo, including the faves and comments I received. I'm merely putting them back in my photostream so they are not lost forever. I've turned off the comments for each of them.