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This blood effect is inspired by Gabs F. He is a really good builder!
The fig body (shots on the torso) is from tmc week 2017 maybe. It was a luck that I got this body. This one is one of my favorites :)
Travis Scott - BUTTERFLY EFFECT
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EyZUTDAH0U
Isco-Gottingen Isconar 135 mm f/4 M42*
Travis Scott - BUTTERFLY EFFECT
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Nikkor-N 28mm f/2 Auto (Adapted AI by kit)
Happy T-Day everyone! May you find yourselves at a welcoming table and with plenty to eat...
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This is a repeat of the Determination photo to illustrate the use of the fog-1 texture I made available. This version has fog-1 applied with screen, as well as the texture "Sandstorm II". I also added a linear gradient from white to black, blended with screen to add a more even fog mixture. Enjoy.
GB Railfreight Class 92, 92020 "Billy Stirling" demonstrates the Doppler Effect as it speeds through Hartford with the Caledonian Sleeper Up Highlander (1M16).
You've got this strange effect on me...And I like it!
This Strange Effect by Hooverphonic | www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw67i1kZ9cY
While I was walking I surprised myself staring at this copper roof with it's amazing colours. Rain-colour effect after all. Not the best photograph but gives the feeling
2019P52 Week 23: Sliders
The theme this week is to experiment with different options/sliders in our post-processing software.
Totally not my favorite photo ever. LOL!
This is the Pencil Effect in Paint Shop Pro X9.
This picture hasn't been produced by a combination of severel exposures. I was just using curves mode in CS3 to get an effect of solarisation on the building.
There's been a recent mass hatching of the Blue Tiger butterflies, but every one of them have been heading from west to east, passing right past my back windows, over my yard and straight over the fence to the next garden.
I obviously don't have the right flowers for them !
And wow, so many… Got curious after several days of this parade so yesterday actually stood and counted six within one minute flutter by … all going at the rate of knots and not a chance to even try for a pic.
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Anyhoo, last Sunday, spotted a pair of Wanderers ( Monarchs ) hanging around some greenery on the lake's edge.
Turns out there was a good clump of tropical milkweed that they love.
It was only budding, not yet in flower, and they were laying eggs on the leaves.
As mentioned before, I set little challenges with my pics and always wanted to get a butterfly in flight.
I did manage to get a series, but stayed at quite a distance, to make sure the Girlz didn't wander through it all and scare off these pretties.
As for the grey day, well, it's been a typical tropical summer and we're grateful for the overcast weather lately.
Still often sticky and humid with intermittent showers, the clouds have kept us cooler with occasional gentle breezes.
As you know, the tripod gets left in the cupboard so everything's either handheld or resting on something, and sometimes you've just gotta be quick-to-get-the-pic !
So again, not perfect as there was no time to sit down and fiddle about to stabilise and I wonder if I could've scored better if I had.
Never do any good with looking through the viewfinder, forgot to put the specs on and the cloudy sky was reflecting on the screen, so I s'pose lucky to get any at all ..
I like this one because when I look at the butterfly against the water here, it has a bit of a 3D effect.
Ha, get it.. 'the butterfly effect' ...
SOOC..
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Update - Sorry, it's not a wanderer/ Monarch, oops.
Will have to google around to see what she is..
This photo is available for purchase as a print!
A butterfly flaps its wings in Alberta, can it cause a tempest in Florida?
Only the butterfly knows...
Yes, it’s a photo of a TV screen, but I quite like the effect, almost appearing to be a negative image. Camera post-processing was simple conversion to monochrome.
21 Years of Begins Here
Pier Band Room, Frankston
Australia
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A series of unreleased books from the late sixties and early seventies: "The Luminor Effect - A teachers guide to avanced thermal physics". By The Infamous Press
Here are some Apple Facts
1) Daily apple eaters breathe more easily due to stronger lung function.
2) Eating a fresh apple will cleanse your mouth of more than 95 percent of bacteria that cause tooth decay.
3) Apples stored carefully at cool temperatures will be fresh for almost a year.
4) The largest apple picked weighed three pounds.
5) Don't peel your apple. Two-thirds of the fiber and lots of antioxidants are found in the peel Antioxidants help to reduce damage to cells, which can trigger some diseases.
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Not much I could do extra for a general purpose Tamron 18-270mm PZD Lens at 65 meters away at max zoom...!!!
I don't know if this picture has any merit or not but I like it as when I look closely at it I can see a 3D effect. It's basically a weed at the bottom of my garden taken in macro
Cool car + cheap plastic camera + bad processing = interesting vintage effect? View large on black.
I've now made it most of the way through my stockpile of exposed black and white film, but meanwhile my stockpile of exposed color film has kept growing and growing. I've got a new C-41 kit waiting to be mixed up, but I was curious to find out if my old batch of Arista C-41 chemistry still had any life in it. I had mixed that batch last May and hadn't used it since July, so I knew it was risky, but I decided to sacrifice a roll of Kodak Ultra Max 400 that I had shot with my Ancso Pix Panorama on the altar of science. I increased developing time to try to compensate for the age and exhaustion of the developer, but I evidently didn't increase the time enough, as the negatives came out extremely thin. Even so, I was able to get some scannable images. Normally I'd try to clean up all those drying marks and other junk in the image, but here I think they contribute to the overall effect.
Ansco Pix Panorama with "panoramic" mask removed, Kodak Ultra Max 400 developed in outdated/used up Arista C-41 liquid kit chemistry.