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Desolation is the framework for human ignorance that is rampant even in pandemic times.
The human being is the real pandemic ?!
Day shot 8/4/2020
This is a single shot of a long gallery you can find here : www.flickr.com/photos/188559759@N08/
This is an inland lake we camped at last week. The day was grey but it made for better light in trying to capture this flowing water. Studies show that moving water gives off negative ions which is very therapeutic for our health and well being when we are near it. This effect definitely put me in a good mood.
What lies before you may merely be an illusion, but what resides in your heart is the truest reality.
Got this game like a week ago and so far ive put 16 and a half hours into it. Absolutely love it, and I'm excited to see where the story goes, and then play the next two. No spoilers please! From L to R:
- Captain Anderson
- Commander Shepard
- Garrus
Let me know what you guys think! Stay frosty, bros and broditas!
-FANTXTIK
Playing with the dispersion effect in Affinity Photo after watching this tutorial:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BE_a9wS7fU
Have a fun day, everyone! 😊
Cropped and then used Adobe photoshop beta cosmos 9 effect. Big thanks to John Lunt for suggesting I use this particular effect in this manner!*
The tunnel effect describes how quantum mechanical particles can go through a barrier even if they have not enough energy to go over that barrier.
Alter Elbtunnel, Hamburg.
“Butterfly effect”
[CREDITS]
Left : GENUS Project - Genus Classic W001 @Mainstore
Doux - Nansi Hairstyle @Mainstore
SCLT - Estrella Bodysuit Glitters Blue @Cakeday event
SCLT - Estrella Butterfly Wing L @Cakeday event
Right: GENUS Project - Genus Classic W001 @Mainstore
Foxy - Storm hairstyle vivid @Mainstore
SCLT - Estrella Bodysuit Glitters Blue @Cakeday event
SCLT - Estrella Butterfly Wing L @Cakeday event
I captured this scene while observing how the low sun angle interacts with the forest environment. The scattering of light, known as the Tyndall effect, turned the air itself into a physical element of the photograph. I’ve always found that the "imperfect" qualities of a shot—the natural haze and the soft focus of the light beams—tell a much more honest story about the feeling of being present than a perfectly crisp image ever could. It was one of those mornings where the atmosphere felt as tangible as the trees themselves.
Elterwater. Cumbria. UK.
Bad light today , so ran this one through the Selective Colour mangle in Gimp2 and used some Bloom effect in Photoscape ...
Almost 2 years ago now a Saturday was spent with Charles, Cory, Puda, Zane and I chasing an XBFSI during a lake effect snow storm!
An alternative composition of 12 Bank Street, a new building in London’s Canary Wharf district, showing the ripple effect of the facade.
For those of us living on the Great Lakes, we experience streamers of heavy snow if cold winter air travels over the unfrozen waters. It has been a few years since the Lakes have seen much ice. I still have not seen any ice fishermen this year. Then it depends on where the winds blow if those streamers go right over our area. They tend to be localized. This harbour light at a marina on Georgian Bay is fading into the sugary shower of snow from one of those streamers going overhead. If the wind is calm, it is such a pretty sight.
Planted some verbena in April and they've shot up, as tall as me, mind you that's not saying much... the butterflies love them! Pretty sure this is a large white enjoying a drink.
Verbena bonariensis
Canon EOS 550D EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS
ƒ/5.6 250.0 mm 1/1600 ISO 100
Explored #23