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This shot has the 10/50 place + medal in the advance Contest Flowers in Black and White 2015 see: link below:
Which coincidently is what is pumping out of these dinky but smooth Wharfedale Diamonds.
Also, coincidently Diamond Life is one of Sade’s best albums
Anyhoop, I’m using the Acros LUT on the LUMIX S5 ll … or someone’s interpretation of it. I still had to up the contrast to give it a high key look.
The smoke is from an incense stick. The light is from a strobe off to the left with some cardboard taped to its sides so that light wouldn't spill over on to the lens or the dark background hanging on the wall. The color was added using a filter from Nik Software's Color Efex Pro.
Here's a link to a brilliant Youtube video which showed exactly how to do this. www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2d281_HoEQ
If you like this picture, you might not hate my Smoke set. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157625415055236/
A smooth green snake found in Ontario, Canada. These small snakes feed on smooth caterpillars and other insects.
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Llevaba unos cuantos dias buscando por casa motivos para el tema del proyecto 12M12T de este mes, y por casualidad apareció esta pluma en el quicio de una ventana. Un rayo de sol hizo el resto.
Hurworth Burn reservoir at sunset.
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El suave atardecer de Pedregalejo...
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The smooth one to get late of Pedregalejo…
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Perhaps the biggest surprise on my trip to Borneo was encountering a family of otters on the Kinabatangan River. It was one of a few very unlikely sightings on the trip. The rarest was seeing a Banteng one night, but not getting any photos. Otters are amongst my favorite animals, so seeing one of the Asian species in the wild was an unexpected treat.
I'm proud to say that this photo is straight from the camera. No exposure/contrast/colour editing, only sharpend in PS.
After summiting Raton Pass, this westbound BNSF OCS train continues into East Raton Siding, passing by some old ATSF searchlight signals still guarding the pass!