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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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Empleando un objetivo descentrable y manual con unos efectos muy molones. Using a Lens Baby Lens with a surrounded smooth blur and bold bokeh Better on L
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"Every time you have to go, I shut my mind and you know. I’ll be lying right by your side in Barcelona" (George Ezra)
L'Ecotron fait partie du Centre de recherche de terrain , situé dans le parc national de la Haute Campine. L' Ecotron de l'Université d'Hasselt est une infrastructure de recherche à grande échelle qui permet de réaliser des expériences climatiques contrôlées de pointe pour étudier les effets du climat et du changement climatique sur le fonctionnement des écosystèmes. Il fournit un aperçu de l'impact du climat sur un écosystème donné qui ne peut être obtenu par des expériences de terrain (trop complexes) ni par des expériences contrôlées en laboratoire (trop réductrices).
L'écotron de l'Université d'Hasselt se compose de 12 unités fermées éclairées par le soleil, où les conditions environnementales peuvent être contrôlées séparément. Chaque unité abrite un lysimètre avec une colonne de sol-canopée de 3,14 m 2 et de 1,5 m de profondeur, où les processus écosystémiques peuvent être surveillés en temps réel.
Les variables suivantes peuvent être contrôlées : la température de l’air, l’humidité relative de l’air, la concentration en CO2 de l’air , les précipitations, la tension de l’eau du sol et la température du sol.
Les variables suivantes sont surveillées toutes les 1 à 30 min : concentrations de CH 4 et de N 2 O dans l'air, pression atmosphérique, rayonnement net, rayonnement photosynthétiquement actif, conductivité électrique du sol, teneur en eau du sol, poids du sol et poids du lixiviat du sol.
Tous les paramètres du sol sont mesurés à 15 positions : 5 profondeurs (10, 20, 35, 60, 140 cm) et à 3 positions spatiales par profondeur.
De plus, des ventouses échantillonnent l’eau du sol aux mêmes 15 positions par unité.
À partir de ces variables, les échanges nets de l’écosystème, l’évapotranspiration ainsi que les émissions de CH4 ou de N2O peuvent être calculés avec une résolution et une fréquence élevées.
The Ecotron is part of the Field Research Centre , located in the Hoge Kempen National Park. The Ecotron of Hasselt University is a large-scale research infrastructure that enables state-of-the-art controlled climate experiments to study the effects of climate and climate change on ecosystem functioning. It provides insight into the impact of climate on a given ecosystem that cannot be obtained through field experiments (too complex) or controlled laboratory experiments (too reductive).
The Ecotron of Hasselt University consists of 12 closed, sunlit units, where environmental conditions can be controlled separately. Each unit houses a lysimeter with a 3.14 m2 and 1.5 m deep soil-canopy column, where ecosystem processes can be monitored in real time.
The following variables can be monitored: air temperature, air relative humidity, air CO2 concentration, precipitation, soil water tension and soil temperature.
The following variables are monitored every 1 to 30 min: CH4 and N2O concentrations in air, atmospheric pressure, net radiation, photosynthetically active radiation, soil electrical conductivity, soil water content, soil weight and soil leachate weight.
All soil parameters are measured at 15 positions: 5 depths (10, 20, 35, 60, 140 cm) and at 3 spatial positions per depth.
In addition, suction cups sample soil water at the same 15 positions per unit.
From these variables, net ecosystem exchanges, evapotranspiration, and CH4 or N2O emissions can be calculated with high resolution and frequency.
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.
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Every now and then someone at the reddit photoshop subreddit asks about creating a glow effect. A few years ago I'd come across a youtube tutorial from Spoon Graphics about doing this. I'd bookmarked the tutorial and will often paste the url into the reddit thread so the person can see if it would help them.
I decided that I might as well follow the tutorial.
I like that it makes use of layer blend modes and smart object layers and clipping masks. And color LookUp tables.
It had started out as a black/white Hipstamatic shot from the iPhone I had been using back then.
Happy Sliders Sunday
Graffiti and light in Kijkduin!
In the dunes of Kijkduin (near The Hague) lightart is placed in the shape of bulbs that continiously change color. Everybody who knows this phenomenon knows the effect of this lightart in the dunes, they make it a unique and wonderful scenery. Descriptions like picturesque and magical were given by the audience. Even during the day, when the lights are off, the (white) bulbs make it a special scenery. Combined with the constantly changing colors in daylight during winter, you'll quickly think you are in a lunar landscape!
Text: www2.holland.com/denhaag/nl/discover/scheveningenkijkduin...
The Harris Shutter effect was created by Robert Harris of Kodak.
The effect was originally created by re-exposing the same piece of film three times through three different colored filters while keeping the camera steady.
I used three different shots of white smoke rising out of this pitcher. I processed one with the blue channel, so the picture was completely blue, one with the red channel, and one with the green channel. I then combined the three photos. This exercise is useful in showing how the three colors are used in light to create a whole range of colors.
Evening light along a stretch of the Historic Columbia River Highway. I gave this an orton effect with some additional diffusion.
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.
Merry Christmas to all my friends and followers on Flickr, and all the best for 2022. I for one certainly 'hope' to get out a bit more next year, 2021 has been another tricky one, and I probably only need 2 hands (and maybe one of my feet) to count my visits to the lineside, and even the buses have dried up again. We shall see what next year brings, and hopefully I may bump into some old faces again soon. But for now, time to put my feet up and enjoy a few beers!
Take care everyone.
SOO 700 trails on a North Shore RR museum pumpkin patch train along the shore of Lake Superior near Leif Erickson Park in Duluth, MN. October 2020
Another shot from our bluebonnet photo shoot outing which ended up being a practice for flash photography at sunset. There aren't even bluebonnets in this shot which was the whole point of the outing :) The flash is a bit harsh, but the only diffuser I have is an umbrella and it was way to windy for me to feel comfortable using it.
A scratch effect that works on almost any color!
Pastie: pastiebin.com/?page=p&id=4f02aa0118957
Credit me if used
Sun, weather, and other elements affect everything on earth including earth itself, manmade items, animals, plants, etc.
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These things show the effect of time passing. Nothing and nobody escape time's cruelty.
strobe flash guns reflect particulates in the water
and spoil most photos. However I do like the effect with this shot. This is a lionsmane jellyfish which has stinging tentacles that can cause blisters. The young cod family of fish seem to be unaffected and seek protection
Digital Vs. symbolic counting!
How to analyse juvenile mathematics?
[] Result upcoming in another shot, stay tuned []
Lotus leaf and water droplet: ultrahydrophobicity
Lotus leafes show up ultrahydrophobicity, that means that a water droplet has a contact angle > 160 degrees, and there is no wetting of the surface.
Lotus leaves have a micro-nano structure. The micro structure shows up as tiny balls with an diameter around 10 microns and an average distance of 20 microns. This structure is made visible with a rather low magnification objective (7.5x) here, but with the help of a very small water droplet (diameter 0.2 mm), which is used as an additional lens, the micro-structure becomes visible.
On top of this micro-structure is an even smaller nano structure of small wax particles, which can not be seen here.
This 100x image gives some more insight
Mitutoyo 7.5x NA 0.21, tube lense 165mm (Thorlabs)
Illumination: oblique and trans