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Fall happens in very slow motion in the Sandhills. Top to bottom, the images in this panel were made on September 22, October 9 and October 25. A few leaves have fallen during those intervals, but as you can see, most have remained. Sliders were used to help define the shape and colors. HSS
Near the Cap Kurile, Lošinj. Spring time on a "wild beach" is very nice. The vegetation just above the coast line looks like exploded.
Santander, Spain
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Another very old Kodachrome slide from 1974. I shot this with my then "new" camera at the Lake Afton Grand Prix. The Lake Afton road course hosted Sports Car Club of America races for many years. Lake Afton is about 25 miles west of Wichita.
Year: 1974
Film: Kodachrome 25
Camera: Nikon Nikkormat EL
Lens: Nikkor 105mm 2.5
Marinette County - Niagara, Wisconsin
Pemebonwon River
Another way to view my images is on: www.fluidr.com/photos/63888231%40N04/interesting
Update: November 2018. Thrilled to have this image featured in a two-page spread of the November/December issue of Lakeland Boating Magazine,
Little Lutheran Church way out in the countryside. Edited with a bit of Deep Dream Generator and a water color edit as well.
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Explored, desember 19, 2024
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I was lying in wait and hoped to get a picture of Santa Claus sliding into the water - but the guy was probably still asleep!
Seen on a cold autumn morning in Telemark. Norway.
Have a nice Christmas time!
Location: Nineveh, NY
Date:Nov. 26-1983
Photographer: Unknown
A classic scene of years gone by. From a digital scan from my personal slide collection.
HSS!
I hope this isn't too dark. I guess I can redo it if I need to. Anyway, this creation is thanks to Topaz software. I was playing around with the presets and found this one and kinda liked it.
Is anyone besides me having problems running Topaz with Windows 8.1? It keeps shutting down on me.
I passed out free shade trees today. Something the city does every year in an effort to cool the city down..:) I know you're laughing..:) but that's the plan.
In the southern part of the province, we called it "sledding" while the north uses "sliding". This is my oldest daughter, aged 4 or 5, in the late 1990s, pulling her sled and ready to go back up the hill. Merry Christmas, everyone!
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"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower, and every pumpkin a lantern."
My pumpkin this year has braces. 🎃🎃
Happy Slider's Sunday! Blue vervain. Explored 7/25/23.
Goodness, of all the photos to Explore. Odd choice!
2024-11-29 7870-CR3-L3T4
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.
Taken during a late November snowstorm.
Ox-eye daisy.
The question was how to create a fantabulous result for Sliders Sunday out of one of my daisy images…
Except it wasn’t, naturally. The real question was how to have fun playing with an average image that I am not going to use otherwise using Sliders Sunday as an excuse.
Corona is Latin for crown and appears in our languages all over the place - from Scandinavian kroner, Corona Borealis (the constellation), to solar coronas, Spanish beer and, of course, a family of viruses including colds and COVID which all are organisms that look like crowns. I thought it was an apt title in the circumstances!
I’ll post a link to an in-camera version in the first comment so you can see how far we came.
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday :)
[Handheld in daylight.
Developed in Capture One on auto.
Processed in Affinity Phot entirely on the iPad.
Cropped to 16:9 off-centre to give it some strength in the composition.
Image layer duplicated and blended with Linear Blend and blend ranges to protect the petals.
Depth of Field Blur to soften the petals and take out all the details there/Normal blend mode.
High Pass/Linear Light, aggressively to emphasise the centre lines.
Inpainting to remove spots and blemishes on the flower and sensor.
Minimum Blur adjustment/Normal blend mode. This is the first part of the magic as it creates blocky lumps in the centre of the flower.
HSL Shift Adjustment/Pin Light/63% opacity for a little bit more magic in the centre.
Posterise (24 colour levels)/Negation Blend/95% opacity. This was the second major part of the magic.
Maximum Blur adjustment/Multiply.
Merge result - layer effects to blue the edges
And we’re done :)]
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Fisheye, cartoon effect & touch of colour enhancement in play.
From our Sunday drive on a Saturday. (yesterday)
This is my peony rose bush and for Slider Sunday I thought I would 'take it to the limit' . so fully processed it's scary.......