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A stack of daisy images blowing in the breeze.
Using the image stacking feature of Affinity Photo Beta v1.5. A series of slightly different images, taken from the same position, were stacked and blended to give a pleasing composition.
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Wayne
Hydrangeas are particularly challenging for me, so this year I'm continuing my quest, working at getting a pretty shot...
23" by 28" in dimension, utilizing Venetian plastered picture matting, hardboard, polished agate sphere, metal hardware components, gold paint pen, hand made craft paper, glass crystals, and a framed stick bug (family; Phasmatidae). The background element (resting beneath the insect) was inspired by some of the now well known Crop Circle glyphs which have become so common in southern England. The insect simply seemed to have an 'affinity' with the glyph, so I merged the two. I think it's a good marriage.
Pendennis Cup - seen from Midday Sun using a handheld compact camera at a range of about 1 mile.
This picture, from 2008, has been reworked in Serif Affinity and includes recovery of the sky using haze removal
Currently testing the latest DXO Nik Collectiom 4. The images below show how Nik Coillection can be used to breathe life into a fairly flat image (at the top) to produce the result at the bottom.
Nik Collection was applied as a PlugIn to Affinity Photo