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So, one of my contacts came up with the best story for the tall pylons. They are tall because the Texas coast gets battered with hurricanes from time to time. Don't know for sure if that's the reason but it sounds good.
I can't help buy wonder why someone would pay marina fees to keep that old wooden Trimaran floating like there were going to use it anytime soon. I know, not my money, find something else to worry about ..;)
Pemigewassett River at Blair Bridge - Campton, NH
After taking several shots of Blair Bridge, I turned to my right and got this capture of the Pemigewassett River with lovely reflections and a sunburst.
Date: October 12, 2024
Location: Loudon, NH, USA
Equipment: Canon 5D Mark iii with Canon 16-35mm F4L IS USM
Software: Lightroom Classic
Copyright: Neil Morrill, All Rights Reserved
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NC
Out yesterday morning, Aug 27th 2015, and came across 6 Grey Seals bobbing around in the water off Backman Road, Bayswater. One seal was laying back and had a big yawn showing his teeth. They look pretty cute from a distance, but don't be fooled they can be pretty vicious if you get too close.
For the photograph: It was pretty foggy so I got down over the rocks to the shoreline to get as close as possible. Using lightroom to process the photo I used the white, black and contrast sliders under the basic panel to minimize the haze of the fog. I also used a radial filter and the brush to slightly highlight the seal in the ocean.
Mammal: Grey Seal
Date: Aug 27, 2015
Location: Backman Road, Bayswater, Nova Scotia
GPS: 44.494537, -64.066497
Tripod: Manfroto 055XPROB with 498RC2 Ball head
Software: Lightroom CC 2015
Ericpol Software Pool
Lodz, Poland
designed by HORIZONE Studio
more pics: blog.sotiriouphotography.com/index.php/ericpol-software-p...
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Kiev 4AM camera (light leak hardly visible!)
Helios 103 lens
Fuji Superia Xtra 400 film
Converted to b+w in software, slightly straightened, de-noised.
Autumn in the Southern Hemisphere
Spring in the Northern Hemisphere
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Hibiscus sp
Malvales (Ordem)
Malvaceae (Família)
Photo Art
Light Edit
Software: AI - S24 Ultra
No meu jardim
Brasília, Brasil
Art Week Gallery Theme
12 July→ 19 July our theme is:
~~~ Gardens ~~~ 2025
This windmill combines 2 Dutch landmarks, the mills and the tulips. I see it everyday from the train when I go to work. This is the right period of the year when tulips are blossom and you can have in one shot both. The windmill is a polder molen built in 1654.
It was unfortunately already late and I did not manage to get the full tulip field on focus due to a light breeze., However the shot is quite out of the camera. I played with colours, burn and dodge and shadows. No strong post-processing. It is a blend of sky and foreground. The GPS info are accurate if you want to know where it is. Comments Welcomed
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Mixed software: uniform brightness, colour name selector, edge detection, freeform gradient, all overlaid and zinged up with Lightroom.
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The attractive old market square (Gottwaldovo náměstí), Trutnov, Czechoslovakia, May 5th 1970, with The Rübezahl (Krakonoš) fountain.
Camera: Wirgin Edixa Mat FlexS
Film: Kodachrome transparency
Scanner: Epson V800 / Epson Scan software
Location: Olaya Street, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
The Shot:
Nikon D90
Nikkor Wide Lens 10-24mm
Manual Mood
f/8
1/200 Sec.
iso 100
Software:
: : Photomatix: 1 exposure Shot in RAW & Tonemapped generated HDR.
: : Lightroom:
- Increasing the saturation of the cranes.
- Processed in Jpeg using a Preset made by me :)
: : Photoshop:
- Decreasing the noise in the sky using Gaussian Blur.
Combined exposure: 1h 9min.
Stacked frames - Lights:264, Darks:86, Flats:64, Bias:65
Gear: Skywatcher AC 80/400 StarTravel + CLS DeepSky Filter. Pentax K-50.
Software: DeepSkyStacker, StarTools ja Photoshop.
25 variations of an industrial warehouse made with the AI text-to-image software "Midjourney". Style = "postcard of warehouse turned into theme park, ferris wheel, food stands, crowded".
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Creative Commons License: Attribution 3.0 Unported
From a picture by @atelierteee created with DALL-E 2 AI text-to-image software and overpainted in Photoshop Elements and Portrait Pro; transformed in Deep Dream Generator.
As one of the largest manufacturers of hardwood lumber in the Northeastern United States, Wagner Hardwoods processes 60 million board feet of timber annually.
I caught this rabbit hopping down the trail towards me and my German shepherd/husky dog, seemingly oblivious as to what he was walking into. The scene was so bizarre, even my dog just stopped and stared. Eventually, li'l ol' Bugs Bunny realized what we were and bolted for the underbrush, which resulted in my leashed dog nearly separating my arm from the rest of my body.
HSS.
These light cubes are situated next to High Tech Center (HTC) in Ruoholahti district of Helsinki. Pretty nice effect they give when it's twilight time. To give it a bit more effect, I've done some post processing using HDR software.
I went to this location the night before the Super Moon event. I failed to get a shot of this location with the Moon in it but I was able to come away with this beautiful result instead.
A patchwork collage using interesting papers, face painted by me using ArtRage digital painting software.
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Jedi mind tricks
If you google Dubai, pictures of The Burj Al Arab pop up first and It’s no wonder why. Look at that thing! It’s shaped like a freakin sailboat! -- And did I forget to mention that it’s a 7 star hotel? And why is that fact pertinent to this picture?
Well, since 7 star hotels are a wee bit out of my budget, this is about as close as I could get to it... ;) Seriously, I tried to get into the (much closer & adjacent) Jumeirah Beach Hotel but they wouldn’t let me stalk around with my camera. Awe shucks guys... Really?
Anyway, it’s important to note at this point that I did NOT use the words, “Awe shucks.” Instead, like I usually do, I tried to charm (lie) my way in. When that didn't work, I of course thanked the security guard, said goodbye, disappeared around the nearest corner, and tried to sneak in another way. After some (self proclaimed) secret ninja stealth recon work, and after trying Jedi mind tricks on the 5th security guard (who was immune for some reason), I decided to walk over to the public beach instead.
I stayed on the beach for sunset, getting some pretty cool shots as the sun tucked behind the clouds. I sort of toyed with the idea of getting a reflection shot within the surf but I didn’t want to chance my gear.
After the sun went down, I quickly recognized the potential and decided to man up. I took off my shoes, rolled up my pant legs, and setup my tripod in the surf. I used a high f-stop (f/11) to increase the exposure times and soften the water and waves. When I reviewed the exposure brackets, I was immediately thankful that my Jedi powers had failed. If they would have worked on the security guard, I wouldn’t have found this beautiful spot.
Sometimes one door must close for another to open. ;)
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Technical Mumbo Jumbo:
- Nikon D700 - Nikkor 14-24 f/2.8 @ 24mm f/11 Iso: 100 / 5 Exposure Brackets (-2,-1,0,1,2).
- HDR Photography Processing & Tone Mapping using Photomatix Pro
- Post Processing & Color Correction using Photoshop
- Enhanced detail with Nik Software Sharpener Pro
- A double espresso was also involved
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