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Trying something new.
A bit of messing around with HDR in Photomatix and Photoshop CS2.
And a broken doll with the greenest eyes i've ever seen.
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So this is for Week 5, Technical 10 shots only, post your favorite from the series.
Yes, my wonderful 105mm is broken, rattles inside and won't focus. She is off tomorrow to Nikon for repair. I found this subject difficult to do because of all the personal info on the page. Finally found away to hide it with aperture blur.
The 2017 Challenge is about story telling and I thought this was a story every photographer can relate too.
I added a film grain in Nik Fitlers.
Hope everyone is enjoying their Sunday.
Remains of a store front window. Cisco Ghost Town, Grand County, Utah.
Check out the Cisco Album here: www.flickr.com/photos/19779889@N00/sets/72157690864325154
A wonderful flower...
Nymphaeaceae is the botanical name of the water lily family.
Water lilies are rooted in soil in bodies of water, with leaves and flowers floating on the water surface. The leaves are round, with a radial notch in Nymphaea and Nuphar, but fully circular in Victoria.
Water lilies were depicted by the French artist Claude Monet in a series of paintings.
A broken chocolate gingerbread man. Focus stacked using zerene. Taken for a themed macro challenge on photocamel
BROKEN DOLL , check my first "DARK" collection by A.F.I. !
New blog post Mimi's choice SL here :
mimischoice.blogspot.be/…/my-first-dark-collection-a…
link to the collection :
"52 in 2018 Challenge" group. Theme 46 - Broken.
This is a derelict building beside the Wolverhampton canal. It caught my eye because of the silver chimney stack that appears to be in pristine condition.
There are so many messages this sign could convey. How would you finish it?
PLEASE, can't we all just get along?
PLEASE return your shopping cart.
PLEASE don't litter.
October 21st, 2007 - Geneva, Switzerland
At the risk of incurring the disdain of my friend Ludovic, a shot that puts the actual size of the Broken Chair monument into perspective.
The disadvantage of this shot is that there is a building directly behind the chair, which reduces the visual impact of the half-broken leg towering above the group of tourists. But I wanted the building on the right hand side of the picture as a point of reference and I didn't want to have to crop, so I was kind of stuck with this angle. I like the shadow though.
This picture is most definitely better large on black.
It has been blogged on the GNUCitizen website here. And it also features on one of the playing cards of the wonderful board game HELVETIQ, which was conceived to help those applying for Swiss nationality to learn about the country's culture and history in a fun way.
For some background information on the Broken Chair, please see the description to this photograph.