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Best wishes to all for the holiday. One more celebration of lights, this one from the back reaches of Morro Bay,
San Luis Obispo Co., California
This tree is mostly visible to the public from one spot, the Morro Coast Audubon Society's overlook, and I have used that vantage point over the years. So this time I tried a different mental perspective from the same vantage point. (And as always, thanks so much to whoever erects and lights the tree for the rest of us to enjoy.)
Faculty of Design, Technology and Communication - IADE
IADE-U Institute of Art, Design and Enterprise - University is the new official name of the oldest college institution of design in Portugal.
Lusitalia pizza delivery van, a little ironic.
Alcântara, Prazeres, Lisbon
Fun with Photoshop on an otherwise Happy Snappy shot on a warm summer's day with fussy models.
This is one layer with Cutouts and another with Glowing Edges (to better bring out Toby's facial features and ruff) blended back with the original image.
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I liked the hood ornaments that someone put on the posted sign.
One of the most creative sessions ever for me with this lovely teen! She almost refused "conventional" posing, and designed her expressions within a world all of her own making. Commercials ahead for her? Television? Just a joy to her friends, no doubt!
Bei, "I know they say I'm going to get two hammocks when I have to move but there's no better place to sleep in the world than on top of my mama." 😊❤️
My home reproduction of old painting from Jacob Van Es.
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I need more of those creativity overkills. I did draw and paint a little, take pictures obviously, wrote, and read a lot, cooked and baked.
Ha! I wish these days were not so rare. I also know I need to consciously make the time and the effort - so I'm going to get better at that.
This is one of the sickest Ferrari 430 Scuderia I've seen until now. Gray with yellow striping and brake-calipers looks really awesome! I've seen a full-matte-black one and a black one with yellow stripes as well so far, but this is just better-looking, imo. What do you think about the colour??
Sorry for the not very creative angle, I hope it's not too bad for you!
His other car (I think): www.flickr.com/photos/luxuriousdeidesheim/5988120213/
I'd say that most of you protect the copyright on your photos, and many of you use "protective" language and labelling.
I myself make all of my photos available via Creative Commons. While this doesn't yield me "sales", it does yield publication. I typically get 4-5 images electronically published per week, and this has included such outlets as Wired Magazine, Atlantic Magazine, InformationWeek, and Wall Street Journal. My windmill pic is particularly hot, being used this week on the cover of a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publication. Even a picture of my dusty behind walking into the Grand Canyon has found its way into travel brochures.
The bottom line is that there's a lot of need for publishable material, but most people don't want to or can't pay for it. I tag my photos so would-be publishers can find the right image.
If you don't care about making money on photos and just are happy seeing them used, consider changing the "permission" on the picture to Creative Commons.
Image of Lake Michigan from New Buffalo, Michigan with Diana+ medium format toycam. (Explore)