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Photo processed and textured with Photoshop, Topaz Studio 2, and DDG.
Bird Brushes: Distressed Jewell
This is a somewhat cheesy fall scene from the mountains near the Ga/Tenn border. This was another power line nightmare and there was a row of white homes in the background. I painted them all out and swapped them for a barn from another location.
Post in ON1. Effects and texture created in Impresso Pro.
C R E D I T S
Dress
Tres Blah -Belle Dress @ Mainstore
Hair
Pose
Amitie - 08. Amitie At the Street Gacha @ The Arcade
Bread Basket comes with the Pose
S C E N E
The Dairy Farmer Set from
• ..::THOR::.. Dairy Farm Cart
• ..::THOR::.. Milk Can Plant
• ..::THOR::.. Farmer Drink Set
Over the table I included some other Item from Thor, which you can find at the Mainstore.
• ..::THOR::.. Breakfast Tray ULTRARARE
• ..::THOR::.. Morning Essentials B
• ..::THOR::.. The Perfect Breakfast RARE
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We live somewhat in the sticks and I go by this working farm almost every day. Never thought about taking any photo's of it until one day I looked out and with the early morning light, there was an op. I flew home and grabbed the camera.
Post in ON1 and a light texture effect in Corel Painter.
I'll never forget my first visit to a Second Life Christmas Tree Farm, last year. It was magical. Being here in beautiful Crisp Kringle@Frogmore, reminded me of that time.
Your sled to beautiful:
Crisp Kringle, a Frogmore Christmas Region in Second Life.
Flickr: Frogmore
Early winter on a late pewter light afternoon...the aged maples are spreading their skeletal branches once again. I have revisited this farm lane many times this past year only to discover new nuances of beauty and a lasting serenity like none other. The terrain is high here and the wind sweeps across the farmland with a pulsating rhythm and audible breathe. Birds scurry and abandon themselves to flight while the crisp air clings to the lungs and sheds aromas of seasonal earthiness. Ashfield, MA
Textured added by:
Anna Lenabem - www.flickr.com/photos/lenabem-anna/5394383629/in/album-72...
Pareerica - www.flickr.com/photos/pareeerica/4228014136/in/set-721576...
Kerstin Frank - www.flickr.com/photos/kerstinfrank-design/9401016042/
Rime ice, or rime frost, covers the trees and wire grain cribs on a small farm in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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Home made camera 4:
Body: 1955 Sears Tower 51 Rollfilm foldex 120.
Image size: 60x90mm
lens board / atrium: hand carved Ukrainian trinket box 5x3x1"
Lens: 1913 Eastman Kodak, focal length 80mm.
shutter: 10 blade ball bearing Kodak, 1/50
film: Portra 400 (120)
I will post a photo of this cutie later.
The Lens board box was an heirloom passed down through generations neglected in the back of a drawer.
price: broken Tower camera 16 + lens 26 = $42
fun: priceless
There are a few places I tend to go when I know there's a possibility for an amazing sunset. Old barns and sunsets are a match made in heaven.
Mike D.
Finally made it out with my new sigma 1.4 105mm art a few days ago. Headed up to Overtoun House and across to Garshake Burn in search of the common blue butterflies. No such luck as it’s still a bit early in the season up in Scotland. Still there was plenty of spring like scenery. As I came back across the hidden valley, towards Overtoun house I came out the main path and headed down the road to Barnhill Farm.
[Best viewed enlarged. A closer crop on the golfers approaching the green would have been a better shot, but I couldn't leave out those spectacular mountains in the background.]
Lost Farm is the younger sister to The Dunes. Its name comes from the fact that the original owner of this former farmland, decided to turn it into two world class golf courses. What was marginal quality farmland, was perfect for challenging links golf.
Here is a description from the Barnbougle website:
"With the reputation of Barnbougle Dunes continuing to augment, the idea of a second course at Barnbougle was conceived. In December 2010, Lost Farm, the 20 hole sister to The Dunes, opened for play.
Designed and constructed by Coore & Crenshaw on the steeper and more dramatic sand dunes across the river from The Dunes, Lost Farm was developed with similar design principles – that the best links courses compliment the natural topography of the land.
Lost Farm has quickly captured the attention of international golfers of all abilities. Within weeks of opening, Lost Farm was rated the No.2 public course in Australia by Golf Australia Magazine, and within 8 months it entered the World Top 100 List (by U.S. Golf Magazine) at No.82. Lost Farm now ranks No.23 in the World (U.S. Golf Digest).
Despite the close proximity of the courses, they are remarkably different. The topography of the land on which the Dunes lies rolls in and out of the sand dunes along the coast, whilst the sand dunes on which Lost Farm lies are steeper and more dramatic. The Lost Farm plays along the coast and inland and also features 20 holes – 13a, which was built as a substitute hole but was too good to leave out of the route, and 18a – a very short par 3 leading golfers to the bar and clubhouse."
Kicking off a 10-day stay--cation with my guy. On our way home from work we stopped at the Country Farm. They had rows and rows of flowers where brides come and pick for their wedding. Since next week is our 30-year wedding anniversary, we took time to harvest several bouquets.
Thank you so much for your visits! Have a lovely day:)
For 7DWF-Flora
Removed from the iconography of the Noir cement jungle I incorporated common Noir semiotics to an otherwise typical farm scenario using bleak overtones, restrictive framing, deep contrast, and a stark off angle camera shot.
Not being invited to wander this pasture we peer at these dejected cows through the proverbial glass darkly.
camera: Zenit 122
Lens: Industar 50- 2 pancake
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 - 35mm