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Made EXPLORE on Oct 9th. 2009............# 328
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Thanks for the free " Texture " . . .it was fun!
(added an old-gold trim because I'm still planing to use it on a little box-lid )
JoesSistah's textures:
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My original picture before texture . . .
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my second picture:
EXPLORED #5
hi everyone:)
well well, here we are at the end of this year:))
just posting this shot and i wanna wish each and everyone of you a really happy new year and wishing you all the best for 2011:)) and thanks for all support during 2010, it has been a blast:))
and another thing, i wanna dedicate this post to a friend if mine - Alper Tunc who wrote me this wonderful testimonial:))
i really creative and really enjoyable guy wich i find very amusing and crack up over his creativity:))
thanks man, i wish you all the best:))
yoy find him at this link, please go check out his work here: www.flickr.com/photos/big_alp/
thanks alot for stopping by and for leaving comments and faves, much appreciated:))
see you next year:)
take care:)
Johnny :)
Bei meinem Spaziergang durch den Planten un Blomen Park in Hamburg entdeckte ich diese Szene an einem Seerosen Teich. Die Spiegelung der Sonne lag genau auf der Seerose und das Wasser schien dadurch fast metallisch zu werden.
Der Park ist übrigens einer der schönsten, die ich bisher gesehen habe.
illuminated
I was walking through the Planten and Blomen Park in Hamburg. It's the most beautiful arranged park I've been to. There are many lakes with water lilies. When I was passing this lake, the reflection of the sun was exactly on the lily and the water seemed almost to be metallic. A beautiful moment!
Afon Lloer is a small river in Snowdonia in north-west Wales. It is the outflow from Ffynnon Lloer, a lake in the Carneddau mountains, and it flows into Llyn Ogwen
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Strobist: SB900 camera left (under a gallon sized baggie), SB600 bounced off of a gold reflector camera right (more baggies), AB400 at 1/32 pointed straight at the camera behind my lovely model.
explored #165 June 30
la c, y el poema...
Porque se tiene conciencia de la inutilidad de tantas cosas
a veces uno se sienta tranquilamente a la sombra de un árbol
-en verano-
y se calla.
Ángel González, Tratado de urbanismo
After the Methodists sold the 1905 Central Hall, major restoration work was undertaken on the building in 1997/8, which reopened in November 1998 as licensed premises called Grand Central.
The windows (among other things) were decorated in a "sympathetic" art-nouveau style supposed to be "in-keeping" with the rest of the building's architecture.
A bit like Marmite - you either love it or hate it.
A late day fog developed on a warm winter day, obscuring the sunset on the Toronto West waterfront, but at least the two of us took a moment to enjoy the remains of the day.
Explore # 16, February 27, 2026
All lines lead to this mysterious underground explorer
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...as in I'm pretty sure being upside down is good for their brain development. Don't quote me on that though. Unbelievably this is my fifth explore in 5 days!!!!!
After the Iconic Crew shot at the horseshoe for the DSNG Winter Photo Charter, everyone is back on and 476 blows down before headed back to Durango, creating a rainbow over the canyon.
on explore on 15.08.2015 best rank #140
This one is taken on our way back to south dakota somewhere on the Highway 89. But for me it belongs to our short trip to yellowstone and reminds me of that very cold night, which we spend in the car, because neither our tent nor our sleeping bags were made for temperatures arround 2° C and fresh snow on the mountaintops. We were only prepared for summer temperatures. Well next time, we'll know better and won't behave like stupid tourists. ;)
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These are the Herman Cascades, the uppermost waterfall on the Silver River near Herman in Baraga County.
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EXPLORED - Highest position: #3 on Sunday, July 15th, 2012
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The story of this photo:
This is my latest macro shot. Over the last few weeks, I have been spending my time doing a lot of stuff that did not have too much to do with taking or editing photos. It did have to do with photography, but just not with the creative part of it. Anyway, yesterday, I got fed up with this stuff and I started messing around with my macro gear. The sun just went down and I found this tiny foilage with those delicate little hairs. I figured that this would look great against the sun. So, I got out my little syringe, applied a few droplets and took a whole bunch of shots with the sun in different spots relative to the foilage.
Initailly, I went with an aperture of f/20 to f/25 to get all of the leaves in focus. But that brought parts of the background too much into focus too. So, I went with f/8 which blurred the background entirely, and I took different shots with different foci. Then I used focus stacking in Photoshop to blend those images together. Et Voilà, subject in focus, background blurred.
And here is the lesson for you: Always know what you can do to an image in post-processing while you are shooting. This may help you solve problems and lets you create images that may be very difficult to create otherwise.
How it was shot:
> Taken with a tripod
> Three exposures - used focus stacking to bring the whole subject into focus
> Camera: Nikon D7000
> Lens: Nikon AF-S Micro-Nikkor 105mm 1:2,8G VR
How it was post-processed:
> Post-processing was done in Photoshop
> Topaz DeNoise
> Topaz Infocus for sharpening
> Topaz Details for bringing out the details in the petals and some basic color correction
> Saturation adjustent layer (master)
> Vibrance layer (vibrance)
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