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LOCATION:- Lunds
TRAIN:- 1Z87 14:40 Carlisle to London Euston
DATE 14.05.2017
With a "Cumbria Classic Coaches" 1948 AEC REGAL lll on the road in the background. (JTB 749)
The bus actually passed about 10 minutes before the train arrived, the smoke has been added and a modern barn in the background removed.
Right: Same photo of the painting as previous upload, turned and background removed (see comment)
Rechts: Sepia Version, Detail des fertigen Bildes siehe Kommentar, Hintergrund entfernt. Gouache, Tinte)
Part of the sets: Picture Puzzles and Rorschach - Not Rorschach: Inkblot Klecksography Faltbild Abklatsch Klecksographie - Spiegel Symmetrie Mirror Symmetry // Esoterik Entlarvung
Diptych:
Rorschach Blot 6
DMC-G2 - P1880408 - 2015-02-05 (Sepia, Background removed, Hintergrund entfernt)
#rorschach #schmetterling #butterfly #bat #fledermaus #chrysalis #puppe #oracle #mirakel #test #testbild #ink #tinte #narrenturm #teppich #tapestry #tapisserie #stöpsel #andockmanöver #kopulation #kupplung #maul #fressen
I found the strangest orchid flowers ever at the Montreal Botanical Garden's greenhouse today. Thanks to Sonke Haas we now have a name for this strange flower: Bulbophyllum maximum. The plant is found all over tropical Africa growing as a lithophyte and as an epiphyte in open woodlands and riverine forests at elevations of 600 to 2100 meters.
The image above is a composite of 2 shots, with the original messy background removed. Each one of the small orange-red flowers is about 1/4in. long.
3 camera+ photos, backgrounds removed in superimpose. Figure worked on in FaceTune with some added painting in Procreate. All was then combined in iColorama with parts of my real watercolor effects photographed & blended in using many blend modes with some brush work & stamped brushes from Procreate & iColorama....and many hrs. later got something acceptable./ Watercolor Salt Brush mine & made for Procreate. My Feather brushes were imported into iColorama.
The photo not in focus low res but the color is reason why I uploaded it. I only removed the background and did one pass on it.
Large blooms about 8 inches across- background removed and converted to black to pop flowers. Flying Saucer is what the garden store called this one among their colorful offerings. The flowers open overnight and last only a couple of hours into the day before wilting away.
background removed and texture added in PS. No idea what to call this image; if someone can identify the grass I will be very grateful. Image taken in Norfolk UK.
Not sure whether to make the background texture more hazy as it might fight with the grass? What do you think? I re-edited www.flickr.com/photos/choccupcake/52316520132/in/dateposted
This one wasn't taken at the zoo, but on a lunchtime walk. This Ring Billed Gull resided near 16 Mile Creek in Oakville, Ontario.
Background removed in LU18.
Without the background removed. Which do you prefer - with the background or without it?
Olympus OMD - EM1-1 with Olympus 75-300 zoom and 4X microscope objective.
Lincoln, Nebraska
This was an orange flower that has been desaturated with the background removed. It was taken in Krabi Thailand
Use a mobile app to remove the background and add another one. My finger isn't very good to do the fine tuning.
female snow leopard Siri
Retouched version of this.
Fence in near background removed in Gimp with "Heal selection" tool of the "Resynthesize" plugin add-on.
Obligatory background-removed shot.
Likes:
- slim profile
- pew pew on top
Dislikes
- so many studs
- not enough olive
- so much else
:(
Textures by Skeletalmess: www.flickr.com/photos/skeletalmess/
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Tigers are always kinda feisty!
These shots are a little less heavily 'processed' than the previous batch, but still have the bars, and in some cases backgrounds removed.
We have been regular sponsors of Big Cat Rescue for many years, and have always wanted to visit. This year was our chance to do that, so we booked a tour to go and see the wonderful work that BCR do to save big cats that would otherwise have miserable existences, cramped cages, abuse, or worse! No sanctuary is ever perfect, and certainly not as ideal as them staying in the wild, but only a very few of their charges can be returned to the wild. Those that can, are.
Given the circumstances, BCR do an absolutely incredible job of giving these cats a forever home in large enclosures that give the cats as much freedom, space and playfulness as is possible! All credit to BCR!!!
We booked our visit to see the cats being fed, which was a privilege and a joy. The only downside was that, for their, our and the staff's safety they must be fed in a largely fenced off part of the enclosure.
I did not want to give anyone the impression that these beautiful creatures are fenced in small enclosures, so I have spent considerable time and effort to digitally remove the bars from the shots. Some were more successful than others, but I hope you will get a sense of the passion we have for these beautiful, beautiful creatures.