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Why yes, I am aware she would suffocate out in the vacuum of space without a helmet. She's doing her best to hold her breath while I rescue her? :D
An aftershock effect of the flash bus dxb \m/
During our lunch break me and my colleagues are talking about a shoot that would look like a movie scene which remind me of our exhaust fan upstairs and created an idea of a dead air scene , so i ask marlon to remove his shirt and sprinkle some water to add more effect.
1 F&V LED Continues lighting with CTO Gel with acrylic GOBO camera left bareback pointed on marlon's face
1 CDR King LED Continues Lighting camera right pointed on the other side of the wall to give some soft reflection.
Thanks to Chris and Anthony for holding the lights \m/
Je vous rassure c'est Une farce, car effectivement c'est une photo du mois de mai!!!
Mais j'avais envie de vous mettre une jolie rose pour donner des couleurs à notre hiver !!!!
Aujourd'hui il a fait meilleur !!!
une tite chanson !!!
Great Globe Thistle. Taken in the English Garden, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg. Ligularia is the gold coloured plant (I think) along with light and dark blue delphiniums. This is the interesting plant that I shot in backlight and posted prior to this one. If you want to take a look, check out the dramatic lighting effect here.
- Mass Effect: Andromeda
- Camera tools by Hattiwatti
- Post processing done in Reshade and Photoshop
- Hotsampling using SRWE
Spamming on the with the shots while I progress further through the game.
[i]ENB - Return to Darkness, AA8x, 4K textures, Custom Fov, Timestop, Freecam.[/i]
"600 million girls in the developing world deserve better – for themselves, and for the end of poverty."
Colour graded and a touch of the Orton effect which was popular amongst landscape photographers back in the 80's
Based on this tutorial (by Arik) : psdtuts.com/photo-effects-tutorials/super-fast-speed-ligh...
And this tutorial (by Kyle) : psdtuts.com/photo-effects-tutorials/part-ii-how-to-add-fl...
The photo i used : www.3dexport.com/img1370.search.htm
Finally my second droste, this time the transparency is external.
La foto de la flor fue tomada durante el fototour del pasado domingo 28 :D aunque no va mucho con el tema del fototour :P
Back to reality and our snow-covered world! This was taken on 23 November 2013, when I was lucky enough to go to the Highwood Pass, Kananaskis, with a birding friend. A week after this photo was taken, we returned for one last try, again without success : ) We were hoping that we might be lucky enough to find a White-tailed Ptarmigan, but, like on a few previous tries in other years, we were totally out of luck. The main highway in this area (Highway 40) had just been opened for the first time since all the damage done by Alberta's Flood of the Century, but the whole area was closed again one week later, because it always closes each winter. My photo was taken near the parking lot for Ptarmigan Cirque, and really the only way you could get around was with cross-country skis or snowshoes. My friend had just bought some snowshoes, so he got a good workout checking through the trees, but I stayed on this very narrow track for just a very short distance, trying not to plunge through the thin snow crust along the centre of the trail, into knee-deep snow. Even though it's a nice, soft landing if you lose your balance, it's just about impossible to get back up again without help!
Highwood Pass is the highest drivable pass in Canada, at 7239 ft. (2206 m.) This road is Highway 40 in Kananaskis Country, Alberta, SW of Calgary. The road is closed from 1st December to 15th June every year to facilitate elk, big horn sheep, deer and moose doing their spring grazing during that time. As well, with spring babies being born, predators are attracted to the area.