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The bright yellow canola fields are my favorite. Clouds scudding across the dark blue sky made a magical scene.
Scrolling through my archives, Im quite surprised by how many planes, birds and other winged things I have for the new group ! HWW folks ! www.flickr.com/groups/wing_wednesday/
Half this image already existed in the clouds, all it required was a little cropping, mirroring and increased contrast to complete it.
I was a kind affraid but it was a magnifical moment, and very quick with a lot of test pictures to get this.
photography without touching up
photographie sans retouche
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It feels like we're getting teased here in Riga. Sun shows up for a little while in the morning, giving us hope that today might be the day to spend more time outside. However it turns out not to be true. I'm so looking forward to March and spring!
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Cloud Gate. Chicago, IL. Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved. Mamiya C220 Professional TLR. 55mm f4.5. Ilford Pan F 50. Rodinal 1:50.
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This is a shot from my wife and I's dinner cruise along the stunning Napali Coast of Kauai HI. It is one of the most beautiful and captivating places in the world. There are cliffs that are hundreds of feet tall that just end at the Ocean. The landscape was a stunning combination of greens, reds, yellows, oranges with a glittering turquoise water bellow. I can't wait to post some of the color shots. I like this one in mono with the deep contrast between the clouds and the dark shadows they cast over the cliffs bellow.
In this image I converted the picture to B&W in Lightroom 3. Then I burned the shadows to bring out a more contrasty feel .Then I dodged the water by a .3 of a stop. I added a touch of blue to the shadows a bit a cream to the highlights. Then in CS5 I added a border.
As far as I know, the colours are caused by the diffraction of sunlight by a thin layer of cloud made up of similar-sized small water droplets or ice crystals.