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I wish I can do oil painting... Chesapeake Park and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, Maryland. Olympus E420 and original raw file (Photoshop curve adjust). Push "L" to see the large one.
A small portion of a "C" clamp that has been neglected apparently.
From all angles even diagonally, this is well below the size limits.
For Macro Mondays
This week's theme: Rust
Ma clef à molette présente des roues dentées pour permettre l'ajustement de la prise d'objet lorsque ça me prendrait de faire du bricolage. #Macro #MacroMondays #Cogwheel
This photo was taken for "Vowel" theme on the Macro Mondays group.
Something that starts with a vowel (the letter a, e, i, o, u).
I used the letter "a" for adjust. The photo contains a small in flight analog adjustment knob on a FrSky Radio for controlling RC model aircraft.
Photo taken at Randfontein in South Africa.
Using the Tamron SP AF 60mm f/2 Di II MACRO 1:1 LD (IF) (model G005N II) lens.
I Shoot Raw and edit in GIMP.
I am open to critique.
Thank you all very much for your visits, favs and comments. Each one is dearly appreciated!
After 50 years in his house, my father -- who has rapidly progressing dementia -- agreed to move to a retirement community. He should have done this years ago, since he it has become very difficult for him to learn how to get around in a new environment.
It was a misty morning, the rays of the rising sun flooded more and more the new day with light.
This created such a beautiful and overwhelming mood, that i wanted to capture it .
I really struggled with my camera adjustments, but under the helpful guidance of a friend this is finally the result i got - as closest to the feeling as it was possible for me.
I'm looking forward to your opinion from an emotional as well as from a technical point of view :-))
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.
Common merganser uses it's webbed left foot to adjust its landing approach at Cherry Creek State Park.
Sometimes there is too much light. This Kestrel did not seem bothered by me approaching it, but I couldn't quite get the right angle for the harsh light. It has come out reasonably well following a few adjustments on the computer.
Caroline makes the final adjustments in her rear-view mirror. She's nervous and tense, but she's thinking it over.
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Taken a bit too far, for sliders sunday…
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See the first comment box below for the standard version, the original from which all arose, and a screenshot of this version's photoshop file with the expanded layers panel and channels panel.
After converting to black and white in Lr, and cropping, it was brought into Ps. I liked the version edited as usual, but then decided to see what would happen if I slud things further.
I like the overlay glow that is often created with editing for an Orton effect. The first way I learned was from Tony Kuyper's tutorials. At the top of the layer stack a curves adjustment layer set to screen blend mode is created. Then create a merged up through it layer. Set it to multiply blend mode and use gaussian blur. Group those layers and possibly add a mask to the group, and possibly reduce opacity of the group.
I recently came across another way to do it in the Practical Photography magazine. They say duplicate the background layer a couple times but since I'd already done a lot of editing with quite a few layers, I created a new merged up layer at the top of the layer stack, then duplicated it. One of those layers is set to Multiply and blurred. The other is set to Screen and left as is. They are grouped and a curves adjustment layer is added to the group. The line is pulled up and left to lighten the group.
I ended up using both those ways of creating an Orton effect, and sliding opacity of each a bit for this.
Happy Sliding!
A rower makes an adjustment to his oar lock as a “quad” scull glides under Key Bridge on the Potomac River, Washington, DC.
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
Wed. Feb. 7-- Imaginary Twit Cooking network co-host Christine and I decided to use our 12:40 CAHSEE starting time to make this dish that we tried at Jitra's Thai Cuisine on Ocean and 19th. oil/water-spattering mishaps aside, it turned out pretty damn good.
in other news, i am typing this on one of the three new iMacs in the journ room as grey raindrops gather on the window but but it's all shiny and cozy inside. yay. christine is also adjusting her fly in front of me as i type. i'm gonna miss this place.