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Interesting root formation found in the grounds of Beeston Castle England.
This image extensively processed in Luminar 4 for Sliders Sunday.
In the eighties I traveled through the Libyan desert. From Cairo to Assioet it was about 1500 km. Only desert with just a few oasis!
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Changed the colour, added a very soft swirl, enhanced saturation, and uploaded it for the group
GigaSet GS 290
ƒ/2.0
4.0 mm
1/316 Sec
ISO 112
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Ripening Grapes -taken in my Garden in Munich
Gave the photo a spherical shape, then enhanced contrast and saturation, finally uploaded it for the group
Gigaset GS290
ƒ/2.0
4.0 mm
1/147 Sec
ISO 112
... created for Sliders Sunday
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See Note on Photo
There is a bit of Sunday Sliding in this photo. Because I wanted to get the wall (lower right) in the frame, townhall became very small. So, I selected that part of the image and enlarged it. The keen-eyed amongst you (is that you Gerald?) will probably be able to tell. I have outlined the area in a note.
© AnvilcloudPhotography
Sample drawers in the tiles museum we visited a week ago. Layered the same shot on itself to create the effect along with a few other images and lost of colour tweaks!
For Sliders Sunday, I pumped up the colours mainly affecting the reflections in the backdrop of the river but also affecting the sagebrush somewhat.
The village of Palmyra in western Wayne County has four churches on the corners of Main Street and Church Street/ Canandaigua Street. Palmyra has a rich history dating back to the early1800s and this quartet of churches adds to its history. Like churches in many small towns, the church steeples announce their church's presence from afar.
A simple slider this week due to lack of time & energy.
Better viewed large, and thank you for your favourites. :)
Happy Sliders Sunday! Lesser Celandine plants are such bright & cheerful Spring flowers brightening up the woodland floor like little jewels. I jazzed the original image up with Topaz Glow "Flower Power I" filter. Best viewed Large.
Photo 10/100 for the 100 Flowers 2020 group.
2014-07-12 9997-CR2-L1T3
HSS - Happy Slider Sunday Everyone.
I don't do this often but thought I would join in on the fun this Sunday. Slider Sunday is where you push your post processing a little too much, slide those sliders over a bit.
The beautiful Christmas window had a makeover.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.
Sliders Sunday
One of my online oil painting photos with a few extra touches! This actually reminds me of the Black Diamond Trail that runs through Ithaca, NY.
Confession: I did position this leaf, but I liked the effect of the light shining on it. Have a happy Sunday!
GUTCHI - Snake Slider
come with 54 colors for 17 costumizable faces, highly customizable with a lot of possible combinations.
Fitted for:
Slink F // Belleza M 2.0/F // Legacy M/F // Signature M // Maitreya // Unrigged (RESIZABLE) @ Mancave
The dashboard of the 1927 Bugatti Type 35B "kit car." It was on display, and kits were for sale, at the 1974 Lake Afton Grand Prix. This road course is 25 miles west of Wichita. This is another old slide that I tweaked a bit. Price for the "kit" was $750 in 1974. . .That $750 is equal to $4526 in 2022. . .Ah, inflation. . .
Year: 1974
Film: Kodachrome 25
Camera: Nikon Nikkormat EL
Lens: Nikkor 105mm 2.5
I know it's another swirl, but it looked good and I liked it.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
A pink and white camellia got attacked in PhotoScape.
I like how it changed the colour of the flower, but almost left the leaves as they are naturally.
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Move over Michael Jackson, here comes the Bald Eagle showing how to do it better. The eagle was eating away a dead carp fish (earlier picture) when it decided to jump off and slide on the ice float of the frozen Otonabee river. May be he needed a bit of stretching. This photo is made from two consecutive shots and stitched together in Photoshop. A little later the Eagle tried to walk back to the fish and found it hard to do. So he took the short cut, flew back on the fish to resume his eating. Such a fun to watch and photograph this magnificent bird. Initially there was a female eagle eating away the fish and this male was waiting patiently on a tree nearby for her to leave. When she eventually did this male descended on the fish and worked on it for an hour.
Original picture of berries in the snow, with a little assistance from Topas studio to apply pastel effect and add a frame.
This started off looking something like this flic.kr/p/2pcYenJ !!
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