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Trees and scrub behind the pond are lit up by the afternoon sun and create an interesting visual effect on the water reflections...Thanks to jim (MyArtistSoul) for the title idea!
ⓒRebecca Bugge, All Rights Reserved
Do not use without permission.
The effect comes from the setting sun.
Not really online, just dropping by to say hi!
(Mobile phone camera shot - I have my big one with me too, but not the right cords to actually transfer files at the moment.)
Strobist Info: 1 Pentax AF540FGZ with either orange or green gel light up the background trigger by on-board flash. 1 Continuous flight point up to the ceiling. A little-bit photoshop.
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More works by me:
Interestingness in Flickr 'Explore' May 10th, 2008 Edition
Thanks a lot Guys, Appreciated that!
And Nice notes from everyone, Thx!
Couple of Southern House Wren
Illustration/Art
Digital Art - Image-editing
High Quality (HQ)
Double Exposure
Painterly Effect
Software: Windows Paint 3D; Pixlr;
Edits made to my original photos.
Edições feitas em minhas fotos originais
Free Bird
Troglodytes musculus (Nome Científico)
Piranhas
Alagoas, Brasil
It was a bluebird sky when we left for Squamish the other day, but I was happy to see this large cloud over the mountain to add some interest to the sky. This is the Squamish estuary - the tide was the lowest I've ever seen it.
Another few weeks and there will be a lot more green here - right now it's still kind of wintery looking.
A 4 image pano stitched together.
This artwork has been updated with better details and more shadow effects and also resize the smoke effect to make it look better. The Artistic version will stay like it is...
Digital Art done in 3-D, Left click to zoom in for better details and feel free to send a invite for any groups.
This is a remake of an old photo of mine and I have no idea how I got this effect. I'm still trying to remember how I did it! I used to try lots of crazy things and got some strange results.
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Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.
I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.
So I went out my back door to take out the trash and there were over thirty Monarch butterflies in my tiny urban backyard! I thought I had walked into a magical dream.
In the mystical realm of possibilities, where the boundaries of reality and chaos intertwine, a fascinating convergence occurred. In this captivating dance between moths and destiny, the butterfly effect unfurled its wings, weaving a tale of interconnectedness.
It was dark and the rain had begun, which made capturing this wing flap an absolute challenge, but I really enjoy the effect of the slower shutter in this image
Museau allongé, oreilles pointues, queue longue et touffue : sa silhouette est connue de tous. Mais cet animal si familier est encore et toujours perçu à tort comme un « nuisible ». Démontons les a priori qui collent à la peau de ce carnivore fort utile pour limiter la prolifération des maladies et des petits rongeurs. Cela tient à son régime alimentaire essentiellement constitué de petits rongeurs, responsables de dégâts sur les cultures. Le renard régule ces espèces et évite ainsi l'utilisation de produits toxiques (anti-coagulants) qui peuvent provoquer des réactions en cascade sur le reste de la chaîne alimentaire . Animal opportuniste, le renard peut aussi nettoyer les carcasses laissées par d'autres prédateurs. En jouant ce rôle d'équarisseur naturel, il évite la prolifération de maladies. Le renard est donc un maillon essentiel dans les écosystèmes. Par ailleurs, les oiseaux d'élevage lâchés pour la chasse et incapables de se défendre constituent pour lui une proie bien plus facile que les animaux sauvages. Au fur et à mesure que les villes ont grignoté la campagne, le renard, en bon opportuniste, s'est adapté à cet habitat artificiel. Il y mène une vie nocturne et profite du gîte de nos jardins, ainsi que du couvert qu'il peut trouver dans nos ordures ou dans les gamelles des animaux domestiques. Le renard ne pullule pas : ses effectifs s'autorégulent sans intervention de l'homme car le nombre de jeunes par portée s'adapte chaque année à la quantité de proies disponibles. De plus, la femelle n'est fertile que quelques jours dans l'année, en janvier-février. Le renard est territorial et ne laisse pas de concurrent s'installer sur son territoire, ce qui limite le nombre d'individus sur un endroit donné. Le renard est chassé uniquement à des fins de loisirs (chasse à tir, chasse à courre, déterrage) ou bien persécuté pour des motifs fallacieux de concurrence avec les chasseurs. Ces destructions ne répondent à aucun motif scientifique ni sanitaire et nuisent à l'équilibre des écosystèmes. Doté d'une bonne vision nocturne, c'est surtout grâce à son odorat fin et son ouïe performante qu'il détecte, sous terre ou dans l'épaisse végétation, les petits rongeurs, en particulier les campagnols. Sa technique de chasse est originale : après avoir repéré sa victime, il s'arrête, affine la localisation avec son odorat et ses oreilles, bondit en l'air pour retomber sur sa proie qu'il cloue au sol. Son régime est complété avec tout ce qu'il trouve au fil des saisons : lombrics, amphibiens, insectes, fruits, oiseaux (y compris de basse-cour), charognes. Il lui arrive même de faire des provisions qu'il dissimule sans en oublier les cachettes.
Image prise en milieu naturel et dissimulé derrière un filet de camouflage ( distance environ 40 mètres )
Passeio de todas as tardes no Cerrado
Arte Digital - Digital Art
Image-editing
Texture - HDR
Color Effect
Software: Windows ; Pixlr
Cerrado
Brasília, Brasil
It's a hand held photography with slow shutter speed when the sun almost going to sink to the horizon.
Chestnut-capped Blackbird
Casal de Garibaldi
Chrysomus ruficapillus
Illustration/Art
High Quality (HQ) - 3D
Double Exposure
Mix Effect
Texture; Color; Light; Frame
Software: Windows Paint 3D; PicsArt Photo Studio; AI-S24Ultra
Edits made to my original photos.
Edições feitas em minhas fotos originais
Cover of the group
The Crazy Geniuses Public
em 14 de março de 2026
... ice crystals that melted in the sun turned into perfect spheres of water, forming a strange effect on the leaf !!
© Sigmund Løland. All Rights Reserved.
With a moo-moo here
And a moo-moo there
Here a moo, there a moo
Everywhere a moo-moo...
I saw the rising moon lighting-up the anvil canopy of a distant thunderstorm, and waited until the moon broke free. It created a nice effect.
Chicago Riverwalk
Summer 2019
HFF
Addendum: I failed to explain earlier what I did here, but thought I would add a few late words. For any who are interested, I experimented with rotating the image multiple times and played around with blend modes in Photoshop to get this effect, which I rather like.
I seem to have accidentally spilled in the whole bottle of depression into the mix.
Enjoy a little colour in the midst of the spoopy season. It'll do you good, I swear it.
Credits: Blog!
It is always difficult to focus on a main subject and make the background blurry. If we use big aperture or small F number. The subject will not be completely in focus. That is why we use the focus stuck and combine at least five pictures together. The sun in the background creates special bokeh effect, and the lens type and post processing software create circular effect. I want to have better pictures, but it takes time and effort. Have a wonderful weekend.
Illuminated tunnel under the tracks of the main station in the direction of Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer,
LED spotlights were placed below and to the side of the steel arches on both sides and aligned so that the grazing light effect accentuates the particular steel construction and steel rivets.
Passed several times under this tunnel and the combination of turquoise_Orange colours called my attention and thought it was worth a shot.
Cropped and then used Adobe photoshop beta cosmos 11 effect. Big thanks to John Lunt for suggesting I use this particular effect in this manner!*