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Calgary's Changing Culture; Innovative Water leadership. June 17th-19th, 2011. Photo Credit: Nathalie Stanley
"The stars in the sky illuminate the soul with hope and faith, quickly forward towards a future unseen."
2018-19 - Basketball (Girls) - MS - Semis - JHS 194 William Carr (21) v. PSMS 280 Mosholu Parkway (20)
At the end of the Turnagain Arm along the Seward Hwy. Hard not to notice these Trumpeter Swans in this green expanse.
I go back and forth on this image... Some days it pleases me... Some days it just doesn't do much of anything for me. (Guess that should tell me something right there!) Perhaps it would have been better had they been on the water, with their bodies showing... Perhaps not... There was something interesting to me about just their heads and necks sticking up out of the grass. They were a good long ways away so there was no way to isolate thier heads/necks any more than what I've tried to do here.
I love the IDEA of it... That is these two striking white birds agains this huge expanse of green... Just not sure the 'idea' became a reality here. Your thoughts and suggestions are most appreciated as always!
Steve
Photographer: Tim Borny
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Photographer: Tim Borny
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Photographer: Tim Borny
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RAF search and rescue helicopter on training excercise at Cove Bay on the Moray coast. Best seen large.
Photographer: Tim Borny
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What I want to know, is why is this light mostly lighting the side of the fence, that is not the path?
An interesting excercise in indirect re-shading. The light is a modern LED light, which is fine and all. There are many advantages there. It does however create a very sharp light, in a colour temperature that is not best suited for traditional night time photography. Thus I used this as an excercise for softening the light, and shading it more pleasingly. A thing I'm rather proficient at, so of course there needed to be a twist. This was done without masking. Using mostly curves and three-way colour correction. It's always nice to expand one's skillset, and work on the areas you're not the most familiar with.