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I processed this geranium in Elements, Topaz Studio and then applied a Topaz texture. Just something different.
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In February of 2016 I visited a little stretch of beach at the mouth of the Ochlockonee River called Mashes Sands. I wanted to take some shots with the sun rising over the water. When I arrived it was still a little while to first light so I took my camera and tripod and walked back down the road to a marshy area that was separated from the beach by a stand of pine trees. I was in luck because there was a bit of fog on the marsh and as first light arrived it painted some beautiful, soft colors behind the fog. As the sunrise grew near I moved down to the beach to shoot other targets. It was three years before I returned to that spot, but Hurricane Michel had completely rearranged the place. In some ways the changes made it a better place for photographers, but this spot was opened up and the trees are gone. I always take extra time when processing a shot of something that is gone. I processed this image in Photoshop over four days using at least one texture.
"The water that touches of rivers is the last of what went and the first of what comes. So the present time."
(Leonardo da Vinci)
"L’acqua che tocchi de’ fiumi è l’ultima di quella che andò e la prima di quella che viene. Così il tempo presente."
(Leonardo da Vinci)
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We took my granddaughter to a big Easter egg hunt at a local farm. On the way from the car I spotted this old barn. It is the only thing on the property that is not recent and the trees you can see in background are the closest trees to the barn.
I processed this in Photoshop and textured it with three textures including Lenabem-Anna J’s Texture - Oil paint primer and 334.
Like the northern lights I completely missed out on the rare appearance of snow down here this week. North Dorset, Wiltshire and even Weston got a dumping but nothing whatsoever on the South Coast.
Still what can beat seeing snow covered mountains? Taken handheld with my 200mm lens which has been repaired (after I slipped on ice and dropped it). I was £500 lighter but I'm getting it back through my home insurance and it's like a new lens. Result!
I bet North Wales is even more beautiful this week but its maybe unlikely I'd be able to get around.
Have a lovely weekend x
Well really only two years, but it seems like longer. Two years ago last autumn we were driving down this one lane road in Ohio when we came upon this beautiful tree hanging over the road, so I stopped and took several pictures. Since then I have tried several times to make something out of this image and failed every time, until now. I didn’t do anything different this time, I think I just cropped it better. I processed it in Photoshop and used two of my own textures on it.
The White Wave, southern Utah. When I travel, I like going off the beaten path. I abhor crowds so I look for alternative interesting places to go. When we travelled to Utah, a colleague and avid hiker of my husband advised us not to go into any of the slot canyons without a guide because of the risk of flash floods. I began searching for a guide and found this great outfit in Kanab tht fit our needs perfectly. They offered small group tours (as in 8 ppl or less). The best tour we've ever been on. The guides were are locals who had skills and knowledge, exactly what we were looking for. They talked biology, botany and geology combined with excellent driving skills and great conversation. This place was spectacular with rock formations, views and petroglyphs and artifacts. An easy hike for experienced hikers. And photo opps a plenty. I will go back someday. I want to live there.
Textures in Time
Rolling stock at Quorn Railway Station
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Textured - It's truly amazing the level of detail many modern cameras resolve. While I enjoyed taking more compositional images of this male Allen's Hummingbird, towards the end, I noticed he was very comfortable with people. So I swapped to my zoom and quietly waited closer to his perch to capture a closeup.
I really liked this look back pose as he checked if any other hummingbirds were encroaching on his patch. Male, female, Allen's, or Anna's he didn't discriminate - gave them all the aggressive treatment. Towards the end of the morning I noticed his chest heaving as he was exerting so much energy chasing everybody.
Recently, I've been focusing primarily on enjoying my time outdoors rather than goalsetting for images. I find that this approach is more liberating. That being said I'd love to try for some flight shots next time I visit this guy.
Species: Allen's Hummingbird (Selasphorus sasin)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Nikon D850 + Nikkor 200-500mm f5.6 ED VR, Handheld
Settings: 1/320s, ISO: 1250, f/8 @500mm
All kind of textures on a wall.
Looks like a map of a new world to me ;-))
What do you see?
Happy Wall Wednesday!
Dry stack stone , like the one shown in the photograph, are made without using mortar, selecting the appropriate stones and their ideal position to ensure the stability of the wall. It is a form of construction widely used for centuries in the Aragonese Pyrenees to delimit fields of different owners. Over time, the stones become covered with lichens and moss, giving them wonderful textures and color.
Los muros de piedra seca, como el que aparece en la fotografía, se hacen sin utilizar mortero ni argamasa, seleccionando las piedras adecuadas y su posición idónea para asegurar la estabilidad del muro. Es una forma de construcción muy utilizada desde hace siglos en el Pirineo aragonés para delimitar campos de distintos propietarios. Con el tiempo, las piedras van cubriéndose de líquenes y musgo, dotándolas de unas maravillosas texturas y colorido.
(06/365) A small Teasel plant (one of 3 that my mom brought over in a pot for me in October) they are biannual so hopefully now I've planted them in the garden they will grow & produce flowers this Summer. Happy Textural Tuesday!
For 117 pictures in 2017 #113 Textured
The bumps on the bottom of fern fronds are called sori, and they contain the reproductive structures of the plant. Unlike higher plants, ferns do not bear flowers and produce seed, they produce spores, more like fungi.......
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