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"If you think about it first you might do it correctly" - Unknown, Tyler Rivera thinking deep right after school
An underwater exploration frame, equipped with Deep Sea Floodlamps, Propeller Assistance and 2 Emergency Explosive Charges.
... and another one is going to my frozen series, those are my first shots with Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D IF.
I was testing f/1.4
Press L for large
PP in LR3 + CS5
CS5 edit:
- Levels / Curves
- Hue / Saturation
- High Pass on focused leafs
- LAB Mode color enhancement
- Vignette
This ring has created to be translucent, so it gives you the best interaction between the light and ring colours. This ring fit perfectly on the top of the hand.
I have been going through my archives putting them onto DVDs as my computer is slowly dying and I have lost precious photos before. I am now up to date and when I was going through I found this one of my grandson taken way back in 2009. I love it and it is one that I will be printing out - I don't know how I missed it before.
a digital image of a deep sea diver in the ocean with sharks swimming around
Prompt: A deep-sea diver wearing an old vintage hard diving helmet with air line attached. The diver is wearing white deep-sea overalls and have many pouches on them. The ocean floor around them is full of sharks and other fish --ar 11:14 --sref s.mj.run/Xkuav0gctfE --sw 15
digital fine art created using Midjourney AI
I think that photography can tell many things about a person. A photo, sometimes, catches more than a mind, it perceives what the eyes can't see.
Then I've put my face in front of a lens, and I've tried to denude myself of any smile or any emotion that might have looked untrue; I've showed myself for who I really am... and the photography has done it. It has catched all my fears, all my convictions and all my ambitions... it has understood me, and it has accepted me.
Would you be able to do the same? Accepting someone for what it is?
I've been in a bit of a bind, because you don't take water-related toys to a vacation in the mountains...
So I bought some cheap (and I mean really cheap) plastic fish to play around with for the theme. ;)
Btw, the photo was taken at an altitude of approximately 1500 m (4921 feet) above sea level.
Taken for the Toy Sunday group, the week's theme is "Under the Sea".