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An indigenous mother (or maybe grandmother) makes a slight adjustment to her child's costume in the children's parade for the Dias de Loco (Crazy Days).
In Ecuador, instead of carnival they have the crazy days, Dias de Loco, where it's okay to dress up and act a little crazy which usually means spraying soap foam at each other or anybody who gets caught. In this indigenous village between Cuenca and Riobamba, we ran into this parade with kids in costumes, making noise and spraying foam on everybody.
With his trusty “shifter”, he’ll not be beaten by any seized nuts and bolts on the loco as he makes his rounds with the oil can. This was a crew change on the Jixi mine railway at Hangshan.
Jixi, Heilongjiang Province, northern China.
November 2006 . © David Hill
Melrose Trading Post, Los Angeles, California
Song of Songs 4:9
You have stolen my heart, my sister, my bride; you have stolen my heart with one glance of your eyes, with one jewel of your necklace.
A rower makes an adjustment to his oar lock as a “quad” scull glides under Key Bridge on the Potomac River, Washington, DC.
I shot the Osprey he was in the middle of his meal and had to adjust his stance and shake out his wings
Bentley works hard, digging and biting at his bed and blanket, to adjust his nest for perfect comfort.
Another macro of the wood plane. Gone for a digital lith print look.
Lenababy Composer, Sweet 35 Optic, 12mm Extension Tube, probably f/5.6
San Francisco, California, USA.
Photo Date 3-30-2015
Canon EOS 6D Camera / Canon EF 28-135MM f/3.6-5.6 IS USM Len / UV Filter.
1/60 Sec, f/5.6, ISO 50, Auto White Balance, Program AE Exposure.
Focal Length 135mm, Sharpness Level +7, JPG Format.
Pre-processed by Adobe Lightroom 5.7
Note: All contrast, brightness, and sharpness has adjusted for maximum detail on bridge, cloud and sea. This image was converted from color version.
Minimal adjustment in Raw here virtually as shot, converted to 8 bit Jpg uploaded at full size 35meg. Nikon D850 Test shot with 50mm f1.8 @ f11
Best viewed large click the photo twice!
The cameraman adjusting the lighting on his subject. He needed to this as the light was changing quickly with sundown.
Topaz Adjust AI
I recently did a series of videos on Topaz Lab's new range of AI tools, and the latest addition to this package is Topaz Adjust AI which is a tool designed to allow you to use AI to make base improvements to your photo, and then use a range of other tools to further refine those adjustments (brightness, contrast, sharpen, etc). I used an image of a Red Panda as an example of the before and after, the before (below) is the unmodified JPEG image whilst the top is the Adjust AI version of the image. For those that are interested in more details, I have also done a youtube run-through at trav.to/h6yub Hope this is of interest.
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