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The clouds were a bit too thick to allow the colours of sunrise to break-through. Fortunately there was a clear patch of sky which was used to good effect during this long exposure.
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Bart was jealous of the flowers that I was photographing, so he photobombed my shoot. Behind him is a backdrop of green sequined fabric. His eyes are reflecting the LED halo lamp I've been using for flower photos.
Plage de Trois-Bassins. Reunion Island
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My next three shots, including the above seen one, are devoted to the combination of HDR processing along with Orton Effect. An atmospheric effect that suits more (in my opinion) still subjects !!! An effect that transforms the image from a plain, good no doubt frame, into a "blurred" yet absolutely "concrete" photographic message !!! Into an absolutely refined "dreamy" concept !!! Keep your eyes still on the tree for example and you will "feel" more than its plain figure !!! You will feel its very three dimensional existence !!!
I definitely encourage you to try it my friends !!!! See my personal attempts on this "stunning" photo processing alternative "point of view" !!! www.flickr.com/photos/emil9497photography__art/sets/72157... ..... Some more will follow !!!
EXIF: NIKON D90 with Nikon Nikkor 18-55 lens, Manual mode, f 13, ISO 200, focal length 30 mm, manual exposure selection, auto-focusing mode, cloudy weather white balance adjustments, pattern metering mode, shutter speed 1/200 s, HDR processing was made after a single frame, Orton Effect applied after HDR processing, exact lighting conditions are successfully conveyed to the viewer, no tripod, no flash, original RAW image dimensions 4288 X 2848 pixels ....
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Edited by: Ivan E.
Flickr member Photographer and original author: shallowend
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www.flickr.com/photos/shallowend24401/6989566861/
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Image edited with permission.
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I don't know about you, but I always know which phase the moon is in at all times.
I took a break from deep-sky to capture our beautiful first quarter (59% illuminated) moon earlier this week.
The image is a composite of two images to reveal the unlit portion of the moon for a more 3D look.
The starry sky was also added for effect. I've still got a lot to learn about solar system photography, but I REALLY enjoy it.
Merging in- and out-of-focus shots to create a soft-focus effect.; this time with more exposure in the source photos before blending.
scansione di una foto (quando ero giovane), penna biro, effetto dispersion con Photoshop
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I took this for a bit of fun and to try something I'd seen others do. I set my lens to 70mm and as I took the photo I zoomed out. I took a few shots trying to get the timing right. In the end I was happy with the result. I like that it perceives lots of
movement within the frame, when in fact I and everything else was almost completely stationary.
So this field was supposed to be covered in bluebells right now, however, my town seems to be behind with the rest of the UK and is still currently green. I've been wanting to incorporate more movement to my work lately, and this was inspired by a couple of sources:
-the advert for Calvin Klein's "Euphoria"
- Miss Aniela (Nat's) work involving movement in particular
- Season 13 of ANTM when they all did a shoot with scarves
Anyway, hope you like the outcome!
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I have no idea if this chap is riding a bike like this because of the condition of his legs or whether the bike was responsible for the condition of his legs.
Silk effect To achieve the silk effect you need a very slow speed. Sometimes a large amount of ambient light does not allow to lower the speed too much despite putting the diaphragm more closed. In these cases, neutral density filters are used in order to reach adequate speeds. In this example the first image has 1/10 sec exposure and the water is moving but not enough. In the second, the use of ND filters that remove light will improve the desired effect. The test is done with a standard Nikon 18-55 lens at 31mm. in a practice of the intensive course in July. In order to see the desired silk effect, a 10X Variable ND filter was placed on the camera, which is equivalent to being able to lower more than 4 stops. 2X 1 stop 4X 2 stops 8X 3 stops. In this way, the 1/10 speed is lowered up to 1 second and the splashes are more diffuse.
The image reflected in the water is often enveloping. The setting is ideal to imagine how that image would be broken by the effect of a stone thrown in the center of it.