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A minimalist study with elements from here in the south of Sri Lanka. The mangrove and the sunrise on the beach belong to Mawella Bay.
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4 minutes before sunset. The golden rim of the setting sun picks up the blue sky and white clouds. But it's the colors reflected in the calm sea that make this photo special. Enjoy!
Photo taken from the bluffs near the Mar Vista trailhead, just south of New San Simeon.
digital art 2017
("not as country as turnip greens" Betty Jo ...more like "suburban as late trains".... basil is on its way....:)
Continuing the journey of exploring digital paint effects..
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At the German Longues-sur-Mer battery, part of the Second World War coastal defenses, as part of the Atlantic wall, in Normandy, France.
"study??"
::CREDITS::
V.C. LAB - [FLORA EVENT]
PEACH
ODIO - [EQUAL10]
SINTIKLIA
CHU ING
HISS
AMITOMO
Nature's preferred, insistent and persistent formation is a hexagon, and the structure of hoarfrost is no exception. Impossible to see with the naked eye, it is so fascinating to get a close up shot to reveal one of Nature's tiny miracles.
I used three extension tubes (13mm, 21mm and 31mm) added to the macro lens.
Digital 2021
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large is cool
As in image 1, this time wide open. The image is actually over-exposed (which makes the inner space of the flower "glow").
"Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you."
(Frank Lloyd Wright)
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Another study in color grading.
I took this RAW shot 5 years ago and it is technically all wrong. I clearly remember the day since it was one of my first outings with my new Sony camera. Randi with her sharp eye pointed out the interesting patterns on the sand dunes in Malibu and I took this and a few similar shots. I clearly used the wrong aperture, the focus is off and framing is haphazard.
I have come back to this photo a few times over the years, intrigued by the shadows in the sand but not knowing what to do.
Recently, as I am learning more about color theory and color grading techniques, I have taken a swipe at editing this photo in a complementary color scheme. While the raw file is totally lacking color, with typical SoCal grayish sand, ocean and sky, this edit is specifically focused on complimentary orange and blue hues, evoking African sand dunes by the Indian Ocean.
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Victoria amazonica, floating leaves, two freshly emerged leaves & buds (study)
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Victoria Riesenseerose, Schwimmblätter, zwei frisch aufgetauchte Jungblätter & Knospen (Studie)
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After years of study by top level wildlife biologists and ornithologists, it's been scientifically determined that wood duck babies are "insanely cute." This brood of nine, probably not more than a day or two old, was photographed in the La Crosse River Marsh.