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Chocolate fondant with cherry, no, three cherries on a top! Wheeee! Eaten in restaurant Weeruska (in Kallio, Helsinki, Finland).
Artificial shallow depth of field experiment. Not really a success, but uploaded just the same so I can see if I'm making progress.
I had my macro already setup from yesterday and Michele came home from the store with a bowl of cherries.
The Port of San Diego and the Consulate-General of Japan in Los Angeles dedicated 31 "Pind Cloud" cherry trees that Japan offered to the citizens of San Diego on Thursday, March 29, 2012. (Photos courtesy Dale Frost/Port of San Diego.)
Ванильный бисквит;Сливочный крем с вишней; Желе с вишней
Биаметр 22см,Вес-2,4кг
Рецепт с сайта:http://niksya.ru
06.20.09
Not only are these cherries sweet, but they're shaped like hearts!!!!!!! I couldn't stop staring at 'em in fascination...>_<
Brunswick Centre Market
1 Brunswick Square
London, WC1N 1AE, UK
+44 20 7833 6066
NIKON D300
left side nikon sb 900
right side nikon sb800
post production ps cs5
photographer Roberto La Rocca
model: red cherry
The town I live in (Grimsby, Ontario) is a soft-fruit farming area and at this time of year blossoms are what you go out and see. The weather, however, has been cold and wet so everything is about 2 weeks behind a 'normal' year. I went out a couple of days ago to try to capture some blossoms West of town and left early to try and catch some light before the multi-day rains were forecast to set in. You can actually see the leading edge of the front in the upper left of the frame. But for a brief time I did have some light.
The farms here not only grow fruit, bu,t in addition to any commercial distribution, frequently sell a portion of their crop in small road-side fruit stands. This small one for cherries was sitting tucked behind a stand of lilac shrubs along old Highway 8, waiting to be dragged out in about 6-8 weeks to pull in the cars looking for properly tree-ripened fruit.
I liked the sun shining directly into the camera and the resulting shadows of the trees, but sadly, only a faint hint of blossoms here. Maybe this week if the rains don't simply strip off the blossoms.... - JW
This is a 3-image HDR. The images were taken using a hand-held (not really a good idea, trust me on this) Nikon D5000 fitted with an 18-55mm VR kit lense set to 22mm, ISO400, auto-bracket mode set to EV+/-2 for a 3 shot group, Aperture priority mode, f/8.0, 1/400sec. The 3 images were then HDR processed using Luminance/Qtpfsgui with settings as shown below. Additional PP was done using GIMP: adjust tone curve to restore a full tonal range, to the base HDR loaded in as the top layer with an alpha channel added, loaded in as one layer below the base HDR was the EV+0 image (i.e. the reference image) and using
a large soft-edged eraser, erased the HDR layer area around the base of the lilac shrubs on the right to eliminate registration issues arising from camera movement during the multiple hand-held exposures (told you hand holding HDR sequences is not a good idea) and selectively in other small areas, selected the end of the cart with the word 'CHERRIES' and bumped up the saturation of the red channel only to make the letters stand out better, cropped off a small portion of the left edge to remove mis-registration issues arising from the hand-held image mis-alignments, sharpened, added border, and scaled to 1024 wide for posting.
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DSC_6429_cherriesstandmultlayadjbordx1024_pregamma_1_mantiuk_contrast_mapping_0.1_saturation_factor_1.2_detail_factor_1
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Qtpfsgui 1.9.3 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Mantiuk
Parameters:
Contrast Mapping factor: 0.1
Saturation Factor: 1.2
Detail Factor: 1
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PreGamma: 1