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The photo is executed in technique «LightGraphic » or «The painting of light», that assumes illumination of model by small light sources in darkness on long endurance.
Thus, all lightcloth (composition) - is one Photo Exposition, is embodied on a matrix of the camera in one click of a shutter.
I went x-country skiing in my neighborhood for a bit late this afternoon. It was good to get out, especially after spending all morning shoveling snow, but boy was that wind brutally cold! ❄🎿
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Superimpose. Perfectphoto luminance. Photogene. Dynamiclight. Artiststouch. Autopainter. Moderngrunge.
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Olympus E-PL1, 14-42
Lightroom 3
Dynamic Light for Mac
Photoshop CS4
Textures by:
Pareeerica: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/
Nesster: www.flickr.com/photos/nesster/
Every human wishes life was a big circle, childhood to teenage to manhood to old age to childhood again, but unfortunately it's a straight line with a very definite start and an uncertain end. (Quote by - Prabhudoss Samuel)
Photo by Matthew. Edited by me.
Apps: Simplyhdr, filterstorm, DynamicLight.
See more of my spin on Matthews shot here.
Olympus E-PL1
Panasonic 20mm pancake lens
Dynamic Light desktop app for Mac
Photoshop CS4
Texture by Ellenvd:
www.flickr.com/photos/41904174@N06/
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Olympus E-PL1
Panasonic 20mm pancake lens
Dynamic Light for Mac
Photoshop CS4
Free texture from NinianLif
So much going on...and I wish to hold on.
I was listening to Royksopp when I was editing this photo.
During World War II, the Delaware River was a chief priority for defense planners because of the access it afforded to the giant trade centers of Wilmington, Philadelphia, and beyond. Fort Miles, located in what is now Cape Henlopen State Park, was a key piece in the nation's coastal defense at that time.
The heavy guns, mine fields and searchlights of Fort Miles provided in-depth defense; however, the growing use of long-range missiles brought an end to harbor defenses in the United States. By 1958, Fort Miles was no longer important to the defense of the region, and in 1964, 543 acres of the base were returned to the State of Delaware, forming the heart of Cape Henlopen State Park. In April, 2005, Fort Miles was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Bellevue Hall mansion commands a grand view of this historic estate, and its present form reflects alterations made by William du Pont, Jr. Mr. du Pont surrounded his home with the finest facilities: tennis courts, equestrian stables, gardens, and a picturesque pond, amid woodlands and fields overlooking the Delaware River. The park was acquired by the State of Delaware in 1976. The Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation has retained the historic charm of Bellevue while providing many opportunities for recreation. Walking and jogging are popular activities at any time of the year. A 1-1/8 mile fitness track circles a catch-and-release fishing pond stocked with bass, catfish, and sunfish, while the nearby exercise trail offers a refreshing workout. Hiking trails allow you to explore other parts of the estate. If you prefer cycling, both paved and unpaved paths lead you on a leisurely tour. Bellevue State Park ( www.destateparks.com/park/bellevue/index.asp )
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