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As a member of NAPP, I was invited to apply to be an Adobe Photoshop CS5 PreRelease beta tester. Here are a few photos that have been retouched with Photoshop CS5.
15-21 Stout Street, Wellington refurbishment and interior fit out for the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (Hikina Whakatutuki) Architect: Warren and Mahoney; Main Contractor: McKee Fehl. Captured with my Nikon D3100 DSLR camera in RAW format and post processed with Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Strange Meetings at the River
119th Day
What the f*ck is that?!? LOL
Canon EOS 500D & Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM
Post Production with Lightroom 3.3 & Photoshop CS5
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This agile young lady is a part of SAILOR CIRCUS. Called "The Greatest Little Show on Earth" this is a circus in which all the performers are from nine to 17 years of age. Sarasota has a rich circus heritage as John Ringling chose the area as winter quarters for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. He and Mable Ringling built an opulent home here called Ca' d' Zan.
The photo posted here via the kind permission of the young lady's mother, Diana Cardona of Sarasota.
The red panda (Ailurus fulgens), also known as the lesser panda, is a small mammal native to the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. It has dense reddish-brown fur with a black belly and legs, white-lined ears, a mostly white muzzle and a ringed tail. It is well adapted to climbing due to its flexible joints and curved semi-retractile claws.
The red panda inhabits coniferous forests as well as temperate broadleaf and mixed forests, favouring steep slopes with dense bamboo cover close to water sources. It is solitary and largely arboreal. It feeds mainly on bamboo shoots and leaves, but also on fruits and blossoms. Red pandas mate in early spring, with the females giving birth to litters of up to four cubs in summer.
Info sourced from Wikipedia
Original EIR of landscape. Post processed with Nikon NX2, Tiffen Dfx and CS5.
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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.
Die Orchideen oder Orchideengewächse (Orchidaceae) sind eine weltweit verbreitete Pflanzenfamilie
..fotografiert so auf die Schnelle und es war auch gar nicht helle.Stativ und NIKON schnell zur Hand-ist das ein S...wetter in diesem Land.
(bei uns in Mittelsachsen ist es trübe und regnerisch und das schon einige Tage!)
This is processed in Lightroom 3.
The 2 anglers didn't catch anything!
I seem to spend a good deal of my days at Flamborough, well I was practically brought up there. I often used to go out fishing with the Emmerson Bros. who were running "Silver Line". They all had a very broad accent and went to Church on Sundays. Here is a film taken by my Stepfather Geo Bayes, who was then the Lifeboat Secretary. He was also a local fish merchant, restaraunter and hotelier.
LITTLE DENMARK PART 1 (1957)
www.yfaonline.com/film/little-denmark-part-1?destination=...
This film is part of two long films made by local filmmaker George Bayes of Flamborough and Flamborough Head. The films are mainly dedicated to the work of the coast guard and especially the Royal Navy Lifeboat Institute (RNFI). But they also provide a picture of Flamborough at the time, with marvellous film of the sea fishing, showing many of the well known locals from that period.
The name of “Little Denmark” goes back a long way. One explanation is that it is to celebrate Flamborough’s former loyalty to the Danish crown. The name of Flamborough is also said to be derived from the Scandinavian word “Flan”, meaning a spit or tongue of land. Some have commented on the Danish influence going back to the invasion of the 9th century: seen in local place names and the dialect of the inhabitants. However, Danes’ Dyke is a natural formation, and nothing to do with the Danes.
Flamborough Head lies at the tip of the most eastern peninsula, and is famous as a beauty spot and for the nearby Bird Reserve at Bempton Cliffs. It is remarkably unchanged since this film was made, with the Coastguard lookout station and two lighthouses still in place. The first lighthouse, a white octagonal tower, dating from 1674, is probably the oldest surviving lighthouse in England. It started off as a way of making money, by Sir John Clayton charging vessels passing the headland. It is not clear whether this scheme ever worked. It stopped working as a lighthouse some time ago. The second lighthouse (the new lighthouse) was built in 1806 and vertically extended in 1925.
The RNFI was initially set up as a charity was founded by Sir William Hillary as the National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck in 1824, after he had witnessed the wrecking of dozens of ships from his home on the Isle of Man. The name was changed to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in 1854, and cork lifejackets were first issued to crew members in the same year. By and large the crews are voluntary crewed, though there are four full time boats, one just a bit further along the Yorkshire coast at Spurn Point. All told it has 40,000 volunteers. Since its foundation the RNLI has saved more than 139,000 lives.
In 1992 the rigid lifeboat was replaced by an inflatable one, but as the North Landing – home of the Caravel Bar –was considered too dangerous for an inflatable it was moved to the South Landing. Apparently this move caused a huge schism in the community, with most of the original crew resigning. Since then
the entire station’s emergency search and rescue team and all the emergency equipment has been moved to Bridlington coastguard station. The South Landing was declared a local nature reserve in 2002. At the time of writing (May 2010), there is a Campaign to Save Flamborough Head Coastguard Station From Closure! The website (see References) also gives some examples of the work of the local coastguard
The area and sea around has a rich history. One particular episode of great significance was a sea battle during the American War of Independence, in 1779. This was between ships of the Royal Navy and American ships under John Paul Jones, who has been credited as being the founder of the American Navy (and also inspired the great ex bass player of Led Zeppelin to adopt the name). The excellent Yorkshire Guide website (see References) has a good overview of Flamborough and Flamborough Head, and its history.
The film demonstrates, as does the evident passion of the narrator, that for the filmmakers there is more at stake than just saving lives. The film provides a great example of what Pierre Nora calls ‘sites of memory’. One way that this has been encapsulated is in the tradition of sword dancing, as seen here with this young group of dancers. This tradition has a strong connection to East Yorkshire – see Kirkby Malzeard Sword Dancers (1930-32). But it is the place itself, and the of the sea crashing against the rocks, that perhaps makes it stay in most people’s minds.
A film documenting the work of the R.N.L.I at Flamborough, the film also shows a day in the life of working fishermen out of Flamborough.
The film opens with shots of Flamborough Bay followed by an introduction to the contributors who are shown in close up.
There is footage of the outskirts of Flamborough followed by scenes of the village including St Oswald’s Church, ruins of Flamborough Castle, and the War Memorial where a British Legion Service of Commemoration takes place. Service members lay a poppy wreath on the memorial. Views of Flamborough High Street include the Royal Dog and Duck Hotel, and the Ship Hotel. Many cars can be seen in the village, and a lady walks by pushing a pram.
The next scene features the Fishermen’s War Memorial and a Flamborough Sword Dance display. This is followed by a view of Flamborough Head where both the old and new lighthouse can be seen, and the lighthouse keepers are introduced. Views of South landing and the old lifeboat hut can be seen, and there are families enjoying the sandy beach.
A crowd is gathered at the North Landing for the annual Lifeboat Flag Day. People in fancy dress and crowds gather to watch the demonstration launch of the lifeboat. A helicopter drops a flare as part of the event.
The next portion of the film focuses on the fishermen who make their livelihood out of Flamborough. The day’s catch of crabs and lobsters are hauled up the beach at Flamborough and loaded on to vans. George Emerson and his brother show us a day in the life of their fishing vessel, the Silver Line. At sea they haul in baskets of lobsters and crabs. Back on shore, they bate the lines with mussels and whelks for the next day. Out on the boat there is long lining for cod and haddock. The fish are then prepared for gutting, and the livers are kept for cod liver oil. Seagulls swarm around the boat as it heads for the North Landing to bring in the day’s catch.
THE EGG HARVEST - CLIFF CLIMBING AT FLAMBOROUGH (1908)
Filmed in 1908, this film shows a group of men, known as climmers, who collect eggs from bird nests on the cliffs at Flamborough.
www.yfaonline.com/film/egg-harvest-cliff-climbing-flambor...
Many thanks to The Yorkshire Film Archive
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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
strobist - Nissin di866 mark2 pro in 80x80 cm softbox right, YN-462 to white background, triggered by YN RF04II.
canon 550D + sigma 10-20 4-5.6
PS CS5
Single Raw file processed in CS5.
Thinking that i been spending times and $$$ on this poison that i am addicted to called "photography , i decided to try to earn some revenue from it by posting to some stock photography website and they rejected my photos with the following reply.....
Noise/Grain/Chromatic Aberration/Fringing in image when viewed at 100%. Common causes include shooting in low light, using a high ISO, over-sharpening or other poor post-processing techniques.
I'm shooting at ISO100....therefore problems lies with post processing.... anyone can give me pointers on this ????
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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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.
Canon EOS 550D with Sigma 18-50mm f:/2,8. Panorama merged in Photoshop CS5 from 5 frames (15 handheld shots at f:/6,3 1/160s, 1/320s and 1/640s @40mm). Processed to HDR in Photomatix Pro.
El río Spaarne sigue atravesando Haarlem como antaño, pero su cauce ha sido alterado por el hombre desde hace bastantes siglos. Este pequeño río discurría inicialmente desde Haarlemmermeer hasta la bahía del IJ. En el S. XIII se construyó una presa con esclusas en su desembocadura. Más tarde, entre 1850 y 1853 fue drenado completamente para crear un nuevo pólder (terreno ganado al mar) y recanalizado con un caudal mucho menor. Para que siguiera siendo útil a la industria que se ubicaba en sus márgenes, se aumentó su profundidad. En la actualidad en su orilla se pueden ver algunos edificios históricos de Haarlem: el Museo Teylers (el más antiguo de los Países Bajos), la Báscula Pública, la Casa Hodshon (sede de la Sociedad Holandesa de Ciencias), el molino de viento De Adriaan,…
The river Spaarne flows still across Haarlem as it did many years ago, although it has been altered by men since the 13th century, as a dam with locks was constructed at its mouth in the IJ Bay. Between 1850 and 1853 it was pumped completely dry and made into a polder, becoming a branch of the channel named Ringvaart. The Spaarne lost most of its flow, although it was then deepened for the benefit of the industries along its shore. Nowadays many historic buildings of Haarlem stand at its shore: the Teylers Museum (the oldest in The Netherlands), the Weigh House, the Hodshon House (housing the Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities), a windmill called De Adriaan,…
just a normal photo from inside the car .. it was taken in taif
trying the cinematic effect .. hope i get it right !! =))
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انتظر اراء وانتقادات الخبيرين في هالمجال :)
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I've been working too long all week, too much hours, too less time for my family.
I hope to catch up with your uploads this weekend.
I wish you a nice weekend!
For me this weekend is cocooning.... home with my husband and sons, drinking a glass of wine near the fire-place :-) (eh..... not every hour by the way, hahaha!)
Been doing some work for Craig again. In this shot besides the general touching up and desaturation, I also tested a new technique I learned for replacing the background in CS5. I really like how it worked, especially if you look closely at the hair of Craig and his friend. CS5 did a great job of catching the fine hairs and creating a mask to move them. Let me know what you think. I'm wondering if I should have darkened the models to make them fit the background better (the different directions of the light between the figures and the background seems to be causing some issues for me. Hard for me to believe they are standing on the river front. But this is just a test after all)
Sorry I haven't been on much - being laidoff is hard work! Been job hunting and also doing general renos on the house. Got some good news: I have two positions now that look interested in hiring me. Now it's just a waiting game.
Hope everyone is having a great week!