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Old image taken with the Nikon 5000 and the Nikon 70-300mm in June 2010. Processed through Lightroom 4 and Photomatix, border and name applied in CS5..
Bomm , primeiramente , queria agradecer a todos pelos comentários e favs , que vocês fizeram minhas edições mais reconhecidas e valorizadas , eu estarei me retirando , com muita elegância , saída a francesa por algum tempo , para resolver certos problemas pessoais , agradeço por tudo , são vocês ♥
Bom a prévia de retorno talves , semana que vem ou poucos dias , enfim , quando subir alguma atualização minha pulem de alegria , vocês terão a certeza .
Não citarei nomes , porque não quero ser injusto com ninguém , mas OBRIGADO A TODOS adc a minha conta flickr que pelo menos viram ou mencionaram -se em meus posts .
Att.
LSAMM .
Always do a great job, and be the next success in this world.
EFE Bristol L.S in Southern National green livery waits at Catcott Crossing, 6 September 1964. The driver is chatting to the crossing keeper.
Nikon D3, very early light, HDR, White Rim Trail, 4x4 road, very cool road I later ventured onto with my new Ford Edge
Então , saudades daqui , como vocês estão ? , fiz essa blend quentinha , quis postar , não sei se vão curtir , aberto a críticas e sugestões ? /whatever
Title "school building of the summer vacation"
I made this illustration using illustrator CS5 of Adobe Corporation.
In fact, there was the model of this illustration.
Therefore this illustration cannot be completely called my original; is not precocious.
But I am happy if I have you image the school grounds of the elementary school of quiet summer vacation.
このイラストはアドビ社のイラストレーターCS５を用いて作成しました。
実は、このイラスト、あるところ？に原型があります。
ですからこのイラストは完全に私のオリジナルとはいえません。
でも静かな夏休みの小学校の校庭をイメージしていただけたら幸いです(^_^)
This spaceship was made in Photoshop with a montaging technique using old computer parts, household items and random junk!
The full tutorial is included in issue 10: bit.ly/xxFe4g
two fucking things: raises you' arms and make sure that nothing escapes from you during this endless race!
Bleed and sweat! No regret!
And..btw you look like a mess, baby.
Another one in comments.
One of the many urban parrots that call southern California home. This is the only "countable" parrot using the ABA (American Birding Association) guidelines. Countable or not, it's always fun to run into a group of these raucous birds.
I really wanted to clone out the twig obscuring his tail, but just don't have the skills. Ah, to own CS5 and its magic :-)
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Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
Highgate Cemetery, Swains Lane, Highgate, London
Karl Marx (1818-1883)
Karl Marx pointing the finger at capitalism did not diminish it, but he did allow us to understand it more.
Imperialism is based on an asymmetry of power. Do not be deluded into thinking that becoming absorbed into a global network confers wealth or status; it only serves to enlarge the influence and prosperity of the people at the centre.
Empires seek to enlarge by domination; to amass ever greater power, ever more people.
Emperors dress up their intentions with "cultural benefit", and "political stability". They offer the little people protection from the big bad wolf on their doorstep whilst being ready to pounce themselves. They choose their targets driven by compliant workforces and natural resources.
Capitalism is based on the notion of growth. Every company, every corporation, every nation must be in the process of enlarging its influence. Capitalism seeks ever growing markets to sell its products, carved from the earth it appropriates. More iron ore to make more giant refrigerators to spend a few years in the condominia, the tower blocks, the simple homes, before being consigned to the scrapyard and landfill. Build more and build obsolescence is the mantra of capital.
In America, from Eisenhower through Reagan to Trump, presidents have seen their purpose as maintaining and enlarging their country's influence over others. Those in danger of being subsumed are torn between the glittering baubles, the trappings of conspicuous consumption, and the loss of independence, sovereignty if you will.
Marx's finger reveals the unpalatable truth that capitalism cannot raise the living standards for the many above slightly more than subsistence, and cannot continue the untrammelled wealth acquisition of the few. Ever more cuts to ordinary people's wages, social benefits, and opportunities to compensate for falling profits are made more extreme by the costs of pursuing Imperial military aggression.
Not only is socialism an economic necessity but it is also inevitable.
Photographic Information
Taken on 30th March, 2019 at 1307hrs 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 2019
Image edited in Topaz Adjust 5 from Lightroom 4, I think the Dramatic Preset used, slight saturation adjustment and back to LR4, spot removal for sensor dust, and noise reduction and crop. Then finished in CS5, High Pass Filter to Sharpen (Some just sharpen in LR4) then border applied..About 5 mins or less on each image except for the Sundial image where a few people needed to be removed using the Healing Brush and Close Stamp in CS5...
White Flower on Black Background Nearly SOOC taken Tonight with G12!
Maybe a bigger view On Black!
It appeared in Interesting Macros taken with a Canon PowerShot G12 straight away when uploaded! www.flickr.com/cameras/canon/powershot_g12/
Any guesses as to the make? The car was in New Westminster, the background is English Bay, and the moon was over Miami.
Lower Otay Reservoir with the rolling hills in the back, and some crazy clouds above.
_MG_3437_8_9_ enhancer_ cs5_ 8x12_ crop
"Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT"
"Olympus OM Zuiko G. Auto-W 28mm f/3.5"
"Adobe Camera Raw 6.7 / Adobe Photoshop CS5 (Windows)"
"Mississauga, Ontario, Canada"
Seaburn Recreation Ground, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England, UK.
NEBPT Seaburn Rally 2017 August Bank Holiday, the time when little children are given the day off from climbing chimneys to collect the harvest in the fields, or if they are in the city, go to the Historic Vehicle Display, arranged by the North East Bus Preservation Trust. Dark clouds threatened, but the rain kept away. Sunny periods lit up the gleaming exhibits which included cars, vans, trucks, and, buses.
It was an occasion for catching up with friends as well as spotting the newer or less displayed exhibits. I bring you a few here.
• OU 5124 This is a Lea Francis O Type Tourer of 1930. It has a 1479cc engine, small for its time, and independent front suspension.
Photographic Information
Taken on 28th August, 2017 at 1049hrs 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.
©2017 Tim Pickford-Jones.