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Eat me! I have to admit I was taken aback by the very stark message here and it made me look at my plate completely different. Loved the metal textures and shadows though.
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Rose hips on a bright October afternoon at Frederick's Cove in The Narrows, St. John's.
Craquelure and Equalize filters give a more unique appearance to the scene.
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© Pablo Reinsch Photography
Please don't use this image without my permission.
This is a shot I made with my D80 just days after I purchased it for our trip across the country. I barely knew how to use it, let alone how to use it well. I didn't have a polarizer for it, and I was basically using it as a point and shoot.
As you can see, this shot is mediocre. The landscape is nice, but the sky is uninteresting and lacks detail.
In the next step you'll see just how much of an effect the Equalize function in Photoshop can have on a photo.
grazie ad indiemi per la collaborazione testuale :D
Mariateresa Sarpa © All rights reserved. Use without my permission
is illegal.
As much as I would like to say we bravely stood and stared down our foe, that would be a lie.
We fled as soon as we could casualties were mounting high in minutes.
The Battle will have to be equalized somehow...
January 10th, 2013.
The earth didn't end on the anticipated day.
Well, today it will.
My name is Damian Sackman, I was the one who spotted the beast.
And now I'm the one dangling from it's massive claw, it's fetid breath makes me feel faint.
I hear the rapid clatter of men firing their ARCs at the beastie.
I've decided to call it the Torpid Vapor, fitting don't you think?
This world won't last long if more then one beast like this is let loose, we shall have to make some mighty fine insecticide...
Enough talking, I'm going for the kill.
*Ratatatata*
Aaaaaaaaaggggghhhhh....
Crunch.
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So, this is it.
I'm liking this one more then my entry to the Last Stand competition.
It's got all needed elements.
Action, a black tentacled creature, prototypes.
:P
Build time: two weeks give or take a few days for building the vehicles.
Size: 64x64 studs.
Check out the set for more pictures.
www.flickr.com/photos/legojunkie/sets/72157626822712791/w...
Enjoy.
"E o tempo é só meu
E ninguém registra a cena
De repente vira um filme
Todo em câmera lenta
E eu acho que eu gosto mesmo de você
Bem do jeito que você é"
xoxo ♥
This shot has been a bit treacherous, for the tripod was in a sort of unstable equilibrium...
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McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II of VMAT-203 "Hawks" from MCAS Cherry Point training during the November 2015 Photocall at Naval Air Facility El Centro. Note the GAU-12 25mm "Equalizer" cannon pod.
Led by Earth's endless quest to equalize the dispersion of heat, winds whip around the world in this NASA-created image, a still capture from a 4-minute excerpt of "Dynamic Earth: Exploring Earth's Climate Engine," a fulldome, high-resolution movie playing at planetariums around the world.
The excerpt explores the fundamental power of the sun and how its energy drives the climate on Earth, and is made up entirely of new visualizations -- created by NASA Goddard's Scientific Visualization Studio -- that illustrate NASA satellite and model data of a coronal mass ejection from the sun, Earth's magnetic fields, and winds and ocean currents circulating around our planet.
To see the full, narrated excerpt, go to: youtu.be/ujBi9Ba8hqs
These visualizations were recently accepted to be shown at the SIGGRAPH 2012 computer animation conference. To read more about this, go to:
www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/dynamic-earth.html
The excerpt was also the basis for the 100th story released through the Scientific Visualization Studio's iPad app, called NASA Visualization Explorer. To see the app story in web form and to download the app, go to:
....can anything be said ?
"on equalizing things".
chuang - tzu
On an exposed ridge, high on Ruapehu, in the volcanic scree, black stone, under the melting snow, things are equal. All is one.
I went to the school next door to this part of the Malmö city main library, but I actually spent more time in the library reading and looking in art books and listening to music than I spent in school, I had the highest number on "missing in action" hours in my class
Pees and Nose!
/ MushroomBrain
Be not afraid of any man
No matter what his size
If danger threatens, call on me
And I will equalize.
The theme for Macro Mondays is Crime, and even though none of my guns have ever been involved in any kind of criminal activity, I figured a shot of the nose end of a .44 caliber bullet peeking out of the cylinder of my 1873 Colt single action army revolver would fit the topic well enough. This Colt, "the gun that won the west," is also often referred to as the Peacemaker, and is the revolver the above poem was associated with.
Also, there's this often quoted saying: "God made man, but Sam Colt made them equal."
May 1, 2024
This photo of mine was published by: The Center for New York City Affairs at The New School
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[Hayes Carll lyrics]
Sony a7R3, Zeiss Batis 18mm
One shot for sky, blended with ground stack from DSS
25 sec, f/4.0, iso 1600 for sky
25 sec, f/3.2, iso from 640-12800 for ground, EV equalized and stacked [done for iso-invariance test]
Shadows from setting <half moon
Day 7 of 7
The last addition to my newest faction. The role of the Equalizer is to provide CAS (close air support) to friendly troops, allowing them to move forward or to simply fall back.
Equalized playing fields
Like everyones on steroid meals
Playing kill the carrier but the carriers kill back
Call that documents for the year’s fucked up blooper reals
Now everyones like America
We all share bloody palms that turn grayer
What was your cost to ensure your year remained fairer?
Blood ties or real eyes or fake fires or Web talks?
No price means more vice, hold THEM down on sidewalks
All that’s been proven is that coffins ain’t ones to choose
And bodies can go anywhere even if the garage is full
No matter how many black sheep, the herd sticks together
The leaders all still keep saying that whites are right and way better
Gotta sever the tumor, gotta cut off our hands
Gotta stick our heads way deep in the sand
For shame, we rejoice, for shame in our wool
And as we still do, the garage gets more full
The garage gets more full...
- Adam Ou
His instgram is cainkids
Some folks have asked what PP I use on these, the short answer is "it depends" but I can tell what I did here.
1- Opened the RAW file with photoshop, used the "auto" convert.
2- Saved it as a TIFF.
3- Opened with The GIMP.
4- Made a duplicate layer, used "auto equalize" and faded this layer to my liking.
5- Merged down the layer.
6- Used the FXFoundy script "Smart Sharpen Redux" at default settings (it makes it's own dupe layer) then merged it down.
7- Made a dupe layer then used the FXFoundry script "Local Contrast Enhance" then faded to my liking and merged it down.
8- Saved it.
9- Downsized it for Flickr.
10- Saved as a JPEG.
11- Opened with Photoshop.
12- Used "Topaz De-Noise 5" to butter up the bokeh :-)
And that's all there is to it!
I was checking the contrast, got the keyboard shortcut letters in the wrong order (Alt+I, U, A instead of Alt+I, A, U) and ended up with this - I kind of like it though!
New Haven Railroad smoker coach 6831, with 4 wheel straight equilized trucks, is seen on a Railroad Enthusiast Extra train at an unknown location in 1951. Evidently the train is stopped at a point of interest and the passenger railfan ehthusiast are out and about taking in the scene. The four wheel straight equalized trucks seen on the Deluxe Smoker Coach have Fafnir Roller Bearing installed. This car was among the last heavyweight cars received by the New Haven Railroad and was delivered in 1930, by the Osgood-Bradley works in Massachusetts, which became a part of Pullman. In the underbody area you can see components of the air conditioning unit, such as the compressor condensing unit. During this time period most railfans pretty much dressed up for their rail adventure fan trips.
This photo came from the Internet and the photographers name was not provided.
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