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"A domino effect or chain reaction is the cumulative effect produced when one event sets off a chain of similar events.[This term is best known as a mechanical effect and is used as an analogy to a falling row of dominoes. It typically refers to a linked sequence of events where the time between successive events is relatively small.
The term domino effect is used both to imply that an event is inevitable or highly likely (as it has already started to happen), and conversely to imply that an event is impossible or highly unlikely (the one domino or bicycle left standing)."
Art with Texture
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Sony ILCE-7RM5
Sometimes I like to jazz-up a pic purely to make it somewhat different to the norm. Roses are always beautiful 'au naturelle' but I liked the impact of the colourful effect on this one.
My go to post processing is usually done with Paintshop Pro , but I used 'Smart Photo Editor' for this pic. They have hundreds of instant artistic effects to choose from, which themselves can be altered/ adjusted to your own taste. They are effects that have been submitted by the site's users. It's great fun and gets the creative juices flowing.
That's what i was immediately reminded.
I later saw on flickr, that i wasn't the only one who though about that title ;)
My views somehow go crazy today... This one got over a 1000 views in a few seconds. What's up flickr?
Morning Valley Fog.
Empty tracks, but even on a day when rail traffic is very light there is always a surprise that awaits. The Albert Peaks are shrouded in morning clouds and mist.
Oh boy, let me tell you about the beauty of Cascade River Falls in northern Minnesota. It's like a magic potion for your eyes, just looking at it will give you a refreshing jolt of nature's goodness. The falls tumble and rumble down the rocks like a herd of wild buffalo, but with much less noise and much more grace. You can almost hear the water whispering, "I'm so gorgeous, I can't help it!" And you know what? It's true! Even the trees can't help but bow down to this majestic masterpiece of nature. So, if you ever find yourself in northern Minnesota, don't miss out on the chance to bask in the radiance of Cascade River Falls. It's like a spa treatment for your soul!
Upside down reflection in Mill Lake in Abbotsford BC of 1980s townhouse set against new apartment building.
Golden Gate Park. Oddly for SF, this isn't fog. It's the water dropping off the trees from a rainbird.
I followed this tutorial:
How To Create a Realistic Painted Effect in Photoshop
blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/tutorials/how-to-create-a-realis...
Per fare questo effetto ho seguito questo tutorial
blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/tutorials/how-to-create-a-realis...
Not far from Big Bay Point @ Madeline Island, Wisconsin. A quiet and peaceful location just begging to have its picture taken. Who am I to refuse?
This is the trigger effect
My method of attack
This is the trigger effect
A new form of payback...
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This is the interior of Plainfield Station outside of Woodland, California...Owned and operated by Pietro Fazzari, he makes one hell of a mean burger and in 1996, a scene from the movie, "Trigger Effect" was filmed here...Pete's burgers must have that effect on some people...
Maybe a bit cliche, but the idea grabbed me and my son was (somewhat) willing. I first saw this effect used on Pink Floyd's Ummagumma album - released in 1969. I can't imagine how the photographer did it without the help of the computer programs we have today, but then again Pink Floyd always had cool album covers. The name Droste harkens back to the early 1900s when a company named Droste ran an advertisement of a woman carrying a tray with the product on it. Of course the product showed an ad of a woman carrying a tray with the product on it, and so forth.
It feels great to see so many early blooming flowers everywhere. Springtime is really on our doorstep.
Yesterday morning I found this Fritillaria in one of the meadows at work. Using the long telephoto lens, I was able to make this composition. I used the light of my iPhone to accentuate the yellow stems inside the flower from below. The low sun provided the lovely bokeh ball-effect of the morning dewdrops in the background.
Enjoy!
(do yourself a favour and click L for a full-screen)
Headed out with a mate last night to Stockton sand dunes to take advantage of the dark new moon skies overhead. We ended up walking a lot further then planned, though with a beautiful night and good company it was welcomed. The light pollution ensured a somewhat faint milky way compared to a few nights earlier. This is a composite image from a nice little location we stumbled across in the dark.
Nikon D810
AF-S 14-24mm f2.8 Lens
F2.8 | 30s | ISO 1000 | 14mm