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The new CS5 now ships with HDR Pro. It is brilliant where as before it was not even worth looking at. Photomatix beware! This is a 7 shot HDR created with CS5.
First trial of the merge to HDR feature of CS5. This using the high contrast photorealistic preset for base setting. Final adjustments in CS5.
Westminster Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Westminster and the metropolitan church of the Westminster Province, located at 42 Francis Street SW1 in the City of Westminster in London. It is the largest Roman Catholic church in England and Wales. Not to be confused with Westminster Abbey of the Church of England, Westminster Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Westminster Cormac Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor, shepherd of the Archdiocese of Westminster. As a matter of custom each newly appointed Archbishop of Westminster has been created a cardinal in consistory.
History
In the late 19th century, the Catholic Church hierarchy had only recently been restored in the United Kingdom, and it was in memory of Cardinal Wiseman (who died in 1865, and was the first Archbishop of Westminster from 1850) that the first substantial sum of money was raised for the new cathedral. The land was acquired in 1884 by Wiseman's successor, Cardinal Manning. After two false starts in 1867 (under architect Henry Clutton) and 1892 (architect Baron von Herstel), construction started in 1895 under Manning's successor, the third archbishop Cardinal Vaughan with Bentley as architect. The cathedral opened in 1903, a little after Bentley's death. For reasons of economy the decoration of the interior had hardly been started and still much remained to be completed.
Under the laws of the Church no place of worship could be consecrated unless free from debt and having its fabric completed, so the consecration ceremony did not take place until June 28, 1910.
On May 28, 1982, the first day of his six-day visit to the United Kingdom, Pope John Paul II celebrated Mass in the cathedral.
In 1995, at the invitation of Cardinal Basil Hume, the cathedral was visited by the Queen, the first visit of a reigning monarch of the United Kingdom to a Catholic liturgy for several hundred years.
Architecture and Mosaics
The Byzantine church architecture by John Francis Bentley makes Westminster Cathedral a highly distinctive building.
The dominating external features are the great campanile, St. Edward's Tower, 273ft high (top of cross, 284ft), and the West Front with its finely balanced pillars and arches.
The nave is the widest of any church in England and, because the Sanctuary is 4.5ft above the level of the nave, every part commands an uninterrupted view of the High Altar, with its imposing marble and mosaic baldacchino, on which light is cleverly concentrated. The richly gilt Crucifix hanging from the chancel arch is 30ft in length. On one side is the figure of Christ; on the reverse, towards the altar, the figure of the Sorrowful Mother. The Archiepiscopal Throne or cathedra, of marble and mosaic, is modelled on the Papal Throne at the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome.
The beautiful marble pillars are elaborately carved, with caps of white Carrara marble, no two alike. There are in all eleven side-chapels. Adjoining the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament is a white marble monument of Cardinal Vaughan (d. 1903). The screen and gates in this chapel, surmounted by a gold pelican, are very beautiful. In a corresponding position on the other side of the Sanctuary is the Lady Chapel. The Chapel of St. Gregory and Augustine (the first on the right as one enters the nave) and the Chapel of the Holy Souls (the first on the left as one enters) are also complete; the former was the gift of Lord and Lady Brampton.
The cathedral continues to receive donations for the completion of the elaborate mosaics within. As of 2006, work is being undertaken to decorate the Chapel of St. Joseph.
Below the Choir is the Crypt, or St. Peter's Chapel, also with fine columns. Here are monuments covering the remains of Cardinals Wiseman and Manning, transferred from their original place of interment and Kensal Green.
The view from the Tower is much obstructed by nearby buildings and scenery. The tower is about 60ft higher than the western towers of Westminster Abbey, but is 30ft lower than the Clock Tower of the Houses of Parliament. Archbishop's House adjoins the eastern end of the Cathedral, in Ambrosden Avenue.
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Leica M9 + CS5
Having iced coffee from Tim Horton's @ Sherway Gardens.
Have a great weekend everyone!
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Thought i'd go down to my local motorway bridge and try and get some slow shutter speed shots with my Fuji bridge before i get my DSLR in hopefully less than two weeks time, this type of shot was quite awkward as my camera only does up to four seconds on this mode. This is not one of my best shots from tonight but i think its really unique how the tailights of the trailer have been captured completely still.
Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK.
The Stack is a pop up leisure complex, built on land where Watson House and The Odeon Cinema used to stand. It makes no concession to its surroundings, but is a brazen attempt to grasp some income for the owners and developers.
The portion of Newcastle between the junction of Pilgrim Street and New Bridge Street West down to Swan House Roundabout was snapped up by the Reuben Brothers, possibly the richest people in Britain, for their Aldersgate Investment company. There is outline planning permission for the whole area to be redeveloped into a massive retail and leisure area.
The Developer, Danieli Holdings, have thrown up this maze of shipping containers to provide retail at ground level with bars and restaurants above. This has not been without its critics. There are those who say that this lumpen mess is an eyesore, with yet others who object to the sale of alcohol on such a wide and open scale.
Official complaints have been to no avail. Both the City Council and the Licensing Committee are keen for this to go ahead.
Photographic Information
Taken on 15th September, 2018 at 1226hrs with a Pentax K-1000 through a Pentax SMC 50mm ƒ/2 lens on 35mm AgfaPhoto APX 100ASA monochrome negative film, developed in Microphen 1:3, 14mins 30sec at 20°C with 10 inversions every minute. Negative scanned on an Epson 4490, digital processing in Adobe Photoshop CS5.
© Timothy Pickford-Jones 2018
Studio shot merged with background image. Shot with D700 / nikkor 85mm 1.4G and Elinchrom lights. Nik silverefex conversion with blue toning.
© 2011 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
We had our first snowfall today, and I was walking in the woods to capture it. I came upon a clearing where someone had set up a little table and knocked back a few beers. This leftover bottle was left on the makeshift table, and when I saw its label in the current conditions, I couldn't help but laugh at the irony...and snap the picture!
Explore Info: Added Dec 2nd at position #451 - Highest Position #414
Technical info: Canon 60D, Canon EF 50mm f/1.4, processed in Adobe Lightroom, toned in Alien Skin Exposure, and signature added in Photoshop CS5.
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edited using a fair amount of cloning and Vintage Summer II from Florabella
Shot with my Canon 550D and 50mm f1.8
Canon EOS 400D with Sigma 18-50mm f:/2,8. Panorama merged in Photoshop CS5 7 frames (21 handheld shots at f:/5,0 1/50s, 1/100s and 1/200s @26mm). Processed to HDR in Photomatix Pro.
La Piazza Maggiore es la plaza principal de la ciudad y está flanqueada por grandiosos y nobles edificios. En la imagen tenemos a la izquierda la Basilica de San Petronio, a la derecha el Palacio del Podestá (siglo XIII), sede del Ayuntamiento, reconstruido a finales del siglo XV, y enfrente tenemos el Palacio de los Notarios (XIV-XV) y el Palazzo d'Accursio (S. XIV) o Palazzo Comunale. A nuestra espalda tendríamos el Palacio de los Bancos.
EU TIREI O LUCAS DE OLIVEIRA /aplausos .
É uma grande honra -q , então eu tirei ele e sei que o manin ama a Avril , então bora lá fazer algo que fique decente e apresentável , e caprichoso , com esses shoots , é impossível n ficar espetacular e diwo , bomm mals a demora manin , espero que goste e aprecie . :)
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Fujifilm GF670 + Kodak Portra 400NC + CS5
This is actually an action shot taken in the late afternoon after idling a bit at Starbucks on Boylston. Dude in the white T was doing a frontside 360 in Copley Square. He made a few earlier attempts but failed, and finally landed this one. We headed to Anthony's Pier 4 for some Lobsters afterwards.
Canon 5D Mark III
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85mm 1.2
24-70 2.8
70-200 2.8
Natural Light + Reflector
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Post: Photoshop CS5
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When the ancient city of Samarkand was part of the Timurid Empire, the Registan was at its heart. Meaning desert in Persian, the Registan was once a public square where local people would gather to hear royal proclamations and was also a place of public executions. Today, it's an eye-catching location where you will find fascinating architecture, including three madrasahs built in the 15th and 17th centuries.
St Fagans National Museum of History, commonly referred to as St Fagans after the village where it is located, is an open-air museum in St Fagans, Cardiff, Wales chronicling the historical lifestyle, culture, and architecture of the Welsh people. It consists of more than forty re-erected buildings from various locations in Wales, and is set in the grounds of St Fagans Castle, a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house. In 2011 Which? magazine named the museum the United Kingdom's favourite visitor attraction.
A six-year, £30-million revamp was completed in 2018 and the museum was named the Art Fund Museum of the Year in 2019.
Masson Mills, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, England, UK.
Arkwright's Masson Mills In 1783, at the birth of the Industrial Revolution, before mass migration to the cities, factories were built at sites of natural resources. The steep Derwent valley makes the river forceful, so Richard Arkwright diverted part of the flow for his waterwheel powered textile mill.
The Spinning Jenny, invented by James Hargreaves in 1764, reduced the effort required to make thread for cloth. A single worker could produce up to eight spools at once by treadle power alone.
Richard Arkwright (1732 - 1792) took the technology further by using mechanics and water power in his Water Frame system, producing 120 bobbins at once. Raw cotton and flax could now be made into yarn on an industrial scale.
Arkwiright's factories at Cromford, Wirksworth, and Matlock Bath in Derbyshire, and Chorley, Lancashire were the pattern for years to come. He included weaving looms, some with intricate designs for patterned cloth, to produce textiles on an unprecedented scale.
Masson Mills was Arkwright's most ambitious factory, built at the pinnacle of his career. It now houses the most comprehensive private collection of historic textile machinery in the world.
Water Frame & Doubling Machine Arkwright patented the water powered spinning frame so as to maintain a near monopoly on industrial yarn production. He was later stripped of the patent when objectors proved that it was not so much an invention as an improvement.
Nevertheless, Arkwright's mills produced cotton yarn for weavers throughout the land, rather than just for his own modest looms.
The principle of doubling is to take strands of spun yarn then combine them further into stronger thread. This was usually employed as warp, the finer yarn being used for the weft. Arkwright's machines did both operations, a system that is still in use today in textile manufacture.
The waterwheel shaft, running the length of the building, is here under the floor. A clever arrangement of pulleys and belts brought power to the machines.
Photographic Information
Taken on 22nd February, 2018 at 1146hrs with a Canon EOS 650D digital still camera, through a Canon EF-S 18-55mm (29-88mm in 35mm terms) ƒ/3.5-5.6 zoom lens, post-processed with Adobe Photoshop CS5.
© Timothy Pickford-Jones 2018
Hello everyone. I hate to sound like a broken record, but once again Im sorry for my absence on flickr. My faithfull laptop of about six years took a downhill turn and all but stoped working. I finally got tired of dealing with the blue screens and frozen screens and all the other problems it had and placed an order for a new laptop with photo editing software. Now that I have a new laptop with software I plan to increase my uploads to flickr.
I processed this image in CS5, although I have alot to learn before I can really use this software I really like this much better than the free software that came with my camera which is what Ive been using for quite some time now. Im not real sure what I done to get this image...lol I know I did a little work in the HDR part and a little work here and some more work there and this was the end result. I have a few more images that I worked on yesterday after I got CS5 installed that I will upload throughout the week. Its ok if you dont like this or any of the other images I upload, I really want to know what you like or dont like because Im trying to learn how to use this software. At first I thought I may have bit off more than I can chew with this software, but after a couple of hours I got a little more comfortable with it and should get a little better over time as I learn.
I hope everyone enjoys, thanks for looking and I hope everyone has a great 4th of july.
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Went out on a little trip to High Elms Country Park this morning to catch the morning light, and boy was it a good trip! Got a fair few images I am really happy with, this being the first, a panorama of the area in which I live. My house can be seen in this image! :)
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...[ Lens ] ... Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 73mm.
...[ Settings ] ... 8 Images @ f/13 ISO 100.
...[ Editing ] ... Tweaked in LR4, Stitched in CS5.
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For some reason - my last image disappeared. If it comes back I'll delete this one. Weird.
We've spent the day playing with CS5. :)
For the SFDA group - basically two shots - one a background plate the other the figure with two remote flash heads on a tripod to the right, firing at face height. The end shot is blended simply down the middle to hide the tripod. (it's on the path - with the flash hidden under the star.)
Then in PS there are several layers, mist on the ground, MANY layers of flashes, glows and masked colour corrections. If I do another one of these I'll be sure to make a better note of what was done. :)
Deeply calmly・・・
10枚目のイラストは海の中の静かなイメージ・・・
この２頭のイルカを、自分（あなた）と誰かに置き換えて眺めてもらえれば
少しずつ想像も広がると思います(^_^)
Adobe Illustrator CS5
just something I was playing around with today while doing homework, Im a bit of a procrastinator lol. It could be cleaner but I wasn't making it for anything just fun so some of the edges and small details I wasn't that worried about
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Links to the deviantart sources for my stockstock
Knight by Lokinst
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Castle by Lilystox
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Dragons by Shoofly-stock
shoofly-stock.deviantart.com/art/Dragon-Stock-T1P1-35032604
background my own and mountains from google
EFE Bristol L.S in Southern National green livery waits at Catcott Crossing, 6 September 1964. The driver is chatting to the crossing keeper.
Loki the Jötunn, father of Hel, quarreled with the other gods. He accused the Aesir of impropriety and in the end had to flee from their wrath, and when the Aesir came after him, he jumped into the river Franangrsfors and disguised himsef as a salmon. Eventually Loki was caught and submitted to unspeakable punishment.
The Lokasenna is one of the poems of the Poetic Edda.
Dare take a closer look? (I do recommend it — the darks do not close so much in the larger version)
(Digital painting in Photoshop CS5. All resources are my own. Some brushes by Don Seegmiller)
Critiques and comments always welcome.
Single Raw file processed in CS5.
About Keppel Bay Bridge
Singapore's newest bridge and landmark in the southern coast, the 245m long caby-stayed bridge links Marina at Keppel Bay on Keppel Island to the mainland.
At night, the bridge is a glowing beacon in this waterfront precinct, with dramatic mood lighting along its entire length.
The dual carriageway bridge has walkways that allow pedestrians to enjoy picturesque views of Sentosa, Mount Faber and other scenic surrounds.
Home-grown multi-national corporation Keppel Group presents nuggets of insights into the historically rich surrounds of Keppel Bay for an engaging pedestrain experience across Keppel Bay Bridge.
.:Taken from reflectionsatkeppelbay.info/reflections-at-keppel-bay-pro....
Description of Reflections at Keppel Bay
Designed by world-renowned celebrated architect Daniel Libeskind, Reflections at Keppel Bay comprises a total of 1,129 luxurious waterfront condominium units housed in six glass towers of 24 storeys and 41 storeys as well as 11 blocks of 6- to 8-storey villa blocks. It offers choice units of 1- to 4-bedroom apartments and penthouses with sizes ranging from 700 sf to a super penthouse of 13,300 sf.
The towers will all be topped with sky gardens on sloping roof lines. Sky bridges will connect each pair of towers, providing pockets of open spaces high above the ground and platforms for appreciating the panoramic views of the sea and the lush surroundings.
Located just a five-minute drive away from the Central Business District, Keppel Bay is part of the vibrant waterfront city in southern Singapore comprising Sentosa and the upcoming Sentosa Integrated Resort, Harbourfront and VivoCity, Singapore’s largest entertainment and recreation hub.
Reflections at Keppel Bay enjoys the rare confluence of location strengths – of being near the city yet within one of Singapore’s best-loved nature and recreation enclaves. Combining the best in waterfront and urban lifestyles, Keppel Bay redefines premier waterfront living befitting Singapore’s position as a vibrant global city.
Reflections at Keppel Bay will feature a sculpture-like clubhouse with a full range of recreational facilities to meet the lifestyle of discerning homeowners. Every detail and aspect of design will optimize interaction with the sea and the commanding views of its scenic surrounds including Mount Faber, Keppel Club Golf Course, Labrador Park, Sentosa Island and its upcoming integrated resort, and the city skyline.
Homeowners of Reflections at Keppel Bay will enjoy 10 years of free membership and five years free subscription at Marina at Keppel Bay which opened in January 2008. Located on the privately owned Keppel Island and linked to the mainland by the iconic Keppel Bay Bridge, Marina at Keppel Bay features 170 berths which can accommodate boats ranging from 20 feet to mega yachts of more than 200 feet long.
Members will enjoy lifestyle facilities that include a clubhouse with a member’s lounge, gourmet restaurants, recreational amenities and leisure charter services to access neighbouring islands.
.:Taken from www.keppelland.com.sg/RE_SG_CAKB.asp:.
Description of Caribbean at Keppel Bay
Located on the privately-owned Keppel Island, Marina at Keppel Bay is one of Asia'a top marina and lifestyle destinations featuring world-class berthing facilities, fine dining restaurants and beautifully landscaped grounds.
Designed by leading architects and marina consultants Alfred Wong and Partners and Bellingham Marine Industries, Marina at Keppel Bay features state-of-the-art modern concrete Unifloat © floating berths and is the first marina in the region to have a reticulated vacuum sewer pump-out system. The Marina has capacity for 170 yachts, including individual berths for mega-yachts of up to 250 feet.
Opened in January 2008, Marina at Keppel Bay was bestowed the Best New Asian Marina / Yacht Club at the 2008 Christofle Asia Boating Awards at the China International Boat Show. It also hosted South-east Asia's biggest boat show, Boat Asia 2008.
Marina at Keppel Bay is the only marina in South-east Asia to be managed by a fully-trained and qualified marina management team. It is also the first in Asia to be achieve the Clean Marinas Program Accreditation by the Marina Industries Association of Australia, a voluntary accreditation system for marinas and yacht clubs which endorses boating industry operators who are committed to protecting and improving the environment.
Marina at Keppel Bay also features new fine dining experiences which include multiconcept food- and-beverage entertainment venue Prive, bay-fronting bar The Wine Glass, South-east Asia's first Takumi Tokyo Japanese restaurant, The Coffee Connoisseur and private dining room The Island Suite.
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Make it Interesting Challenge #2 - 3Jan2012
Make It Interesting, Challenge #2 - Feather
Starter image with thanks, from Plaisanter
Background from JoesSistah on flickr.
Figure from faestock at deviantART.