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This train was painting the frame while passing by in the local station.
I just loved the mood it created !!
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Skipper butterflies are so photogenic; I LOVE them and they will let you come right up to them; they are not jumpy.
More detail enlarged.
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I took many shots of this flower and they all almost look the same. So I played a little with this one. Made it really dark and enhanced the colours.
I snapped a pic of my dahlia as we left very early to walk. I took this with my Sigma 18-250mm lens. The background was dark anyway but the flower looked great, so I decided to do an artsy presentation.
It will be wonderful when I have flowers in the garden so I don't have to keep shooting the same things.... today is freezing here on Long Island... a balmy 26*F
...so I'm not going out!!
These ice crystals formed in my mom's old freezer in a single night! I told her to buy a new one... I probably should have just let it go, though. Not good for frozen food, but pretty nice for photos ;-)
In Explore 9/15/18
While visiting my sister in Geneva Illinois, back in 2017, I came across this painted fire hydrant.
Thanks for views, comments and favs :)
About 50mm drifting near the surface with the sunbeams shining through the water.
Nuweiba, Gulf of Aqaba, Egypt
There was a slight rise in the sand between me and where this snowy egret was standing so I decided it might look nice if I used it to blur out the foreground.
My sincere thanks to all who spend the time to view, like or comment on my photos. It is much appreciated!
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An artistic image made from a photo taken in July of a beautiful coneflower at the Altoona Enabling Garden in Altoona, Iowa.
Post-processing was accomplished in Photoshop using the Art History Brush (two different brushes) to create the artsy abstract appearance. A light custom texture and some minor color-grading were also applied to finish the composition.