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This bench on Gallows Hill overlooks the town of Stornoway in Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
3 shots in portrait format merged to panorama in Photoshop. Tonemapped in Photomatix. Additional processing in Lightroom. Shot with the Nikkor 16-85mm zoom. Had I used my Sigma 8-16mm this could probably have been taken with one shot.
Below are some other shots from near that bench on Gallows Hill....
I suppose if a clock's hands have fallen of the piece is timeless. Someday soon analog clocks will be collectors items. I know many already who are unable to tell time with them.
Powder Room Draculaura is soooo sweet!! She is wearing a gorgeous dress by deisdollhouse on Etsy. Clawd is handsome in Edward Cullen's tux (pinned to fit) and a top hat from DorisDotz on Etsy.
This is my second vintage Monster High couple pic (Frankie and Jackson were first) and it's so fun that I may have to shoot the rest of the couples. :)
Photo taken with iPhone 4S with vintage effect applied.
Explored. :)
Have someone said I am not the queen?
Adele 3.0 wearing Age of Opulence earrings.
Fashion Royalty Timeless Adele 2015 - my favorite incarnation of 3.0 Adele so far.
This is the cliche image for all photographers who visit Rome, and when you look at the composition it is easy to see why. We firstly have the River Tiber in the foreground leading to the Ponte Sant'Angelo as the early evening lights come on to give it a vibrant look.
If that wasn't enough St Peters Basilica provides a stunning backdrop with the evening Sunlight reflecting off it to make the whole image look radiant.
I have found it difficult to choose the one image to post from this location as they all look so amazing.
Although shot in the 21st Century combination of dress, location and processing give this image a classic, timeless appeal. There are clues that it's not a 1950s photograph but they're not immediately obvious.
Description
This shot was taken at the famous Kerry Park in Queen Anne Hill, Seattle. It is very popular for its great view on the Mt. Rainier and the Seattle Skyline. I did several shots that morning. This one is a multiexposure panorama. Total of nine images.
Technique: f/5,6 t:multiple exp. ISO:200 focal length:75mm
Postprocessing:
Lightroom 3, Photomatix and Photoshop CS4
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A tourist in the Bethesda Terrace Arcade, Central Park, New York.
Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM (ambient light)
©2011 Patrick J Bayens
Ice and snow melt to form trenches and pools of water along the shore of Coronation Gulf in the warmth of the spring sun.
Another crocus shot. Mainly because there aren't any other flowers to shoot, except primroses!! Another to make Explore!
This might come as a surprise, but while on this shoot, all i could think of was "next time i'm bringing my fishing rod". The bass in this dam were so active, it sounded like children playing in a pool. I hope you enjoy. Dom
I stumbled upon this shot a few weeks back. Fathers Day is almost here so it seemed like great timing to post this one. This is my #2 son, Daniel, 19 years old and he knows everything (just ask him).
sorry i havent been taken any new photos lately. Can't believe teachers assign so much as getting close to the end of the year..urg
so heres another photo from the The Hangzhou Bay Bridge( [杭州湾大桥). This is one of the supporting tower for the bridge, I think there about three towers total across the 22miles stretch.
Just one more day and I be free!..till next monday XD
Hope everyone enjoy this lovely and cloudy (here) Tuesday!
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A little off trail, this open bit of forest caught my attention. Dodged a few spider webs so as not to wreck them on my way there. I love this kind of light in the woods even though it's a bit hard to deal with.
Sometimes a familiar place can look eternal when we view with a different set of eyes. In this case, I put on the ND filter to turn a rather ordinary shot giving a feeling of timelessness. As, I watched the clouds rolling over the horizon after I missed what could have been a spectacular sunrise show, I decided to climb up the hill in my neighborhood Forest Preserve to try my luck catching the cloud streaks. The long winding road downhill and the cloud movement created enough interests for me to challenge the howling wind as I stood on top of the hill.