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Feels a bit like cheating really but all I did was use the Diffuse Glow filter in CS5, adjusting the settings. Interesting how the filter seems to have more impact on the left hand flower rather than on the right one
Placed a white cardboard in front of the flash to diffuse it. This allowed less harsh and direct light on the subjects face, creating more contrast and depth.
Since the room was quite dark, I chose a slower shutter speed and a bigger hole. I couldn't get the camera to take a picture unless the focus point was on the top of her hand. So I attempted to slow the shutter speed even more and take a picture with her nail in focus. However, this caused her hands to be too bright and the plate was just blinding, even after taking the picture in multiple angles.
Diffused single elevated spotlight to give my chicken alarm clock a soft look. Diffused lighting will soft the shadows. Just look at his enthusiastic expression with the soft lighting, you know he's friendly.
Diffuse nebula in Orion, one of the brightest in the northern hemisphere, at a distance of 1344 light years away, and estimated to be 24 light years across. It is the closest region of massive star formation to Earth. 10 minute exposures in H-alpha x 13 sub-frames (2 hours, 10 minutes). February 26, 2015. Belmont, CA.
Equipment used: AP Mach1 GTO mount, TEC110FL telescop, QSI583wsg camera, processed in Pixinsight.
The koi pond is strategically concealed from the main lawn with soft plantings that explode into color during the spring with shades yellow and gold.