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These days there are a lot of these resident birds. Its always fun to shoot them in flight.
Thanks in advance for your views and feedback.
The Kerry Way along the Ring of Kerry, Ireland. Thank you for looking and for your feedback. It's a pleasure sharing images with you!
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Pepe <3
Freu mich immer über Feedback zu meinen Bildern!
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The corporate cleaning lady, after mopping the floor, stops in a corner of the room and waits.
A CEO is passing by :
- What are you waiting for?
- Feedback, baby, feedback!
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Near Manang in central Nepal.
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Thanks to everyone for visits , comments , awards and invitations, I appreciate your feedback very much
Thanks to everyone for visits , comments , awards and invitations, I appreciate your feedback very much
This covered walkway runs for about a third of a mile, leading up to the Triboro Bridge from Randall's Island. It wasn't exactly the friendliest feeling place to walk at night.
I find it strange that this part of the walkway is totally caged in, but at the highest point of the bridge, the only thing between you and a fall to the water is a waist-high barrier.
...I was looking through some archive photos and noticed this human shaped shadow in the clouds and sun rays looming over the telecom tower. Otherwise a boring over-exposed shot, so I had to play around with it:)
Nine Inch Nails: Lights in the Sky
over north america 2008
Van Andel Arena
Grand Rapids, MI
11.15.08
Set 2
So I'm building this diorama (hopefully for bbtb 2017) and I wanted to do something a little more out of my element, so I decided to do mostly structures. However, I am running into problems making them look like more than just a bunch of bricks stacked on top of one another. I am happy with one or two of the buildings but the others are just looking kind of boring. Also, the final product will of course be in the midst of a battle from the second world war, so I need some advice on how to make some good bombed out buildings. I have tried this in the past and I am just not to happy with my results so any feedback is greatly appreciated! Oh also the picture is just an idea for a building I had, let me know what you think. Happy building!
-Ty
At the Wäldchestag.
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Today we are meeting with some of the Misters to review their styling and poses from Saturday's MR SL 2021 Finalist Presentation
Motion becomes a mirror. Water answers water. Return generates return. Feedback becomes choreography.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
Negative feedback
Im always experimenting with photography, this here is actually light sensitive photographic print paper that I put in the camera to see what I could do with it. turned out much better than I thought. Its not as perfect as film in that the lights blow out too quick but its a cheap way to experiment and use an old camera. I metered the paper at 6 ISO, developed in rodinal under red safe light. I have alot more to learn.
I would be very grateful for any constructive feedback you may have for me. You can also visit my website at www.clikpic.com/bterry.
Thank you.
Brett
Finally! happy with this technique of extracting the background! I've now done it about eight times, and have committed the procedure to memory.
The model was not shot by me, but I have been helping a friend with his "glamour retouching".
Background is wrapping paper (I photographed) - not sure about copyright problems here - if anyone can enlighten me ... thanks.
I worked from a not very high resolution original, and there seemed to be a lot of compression artifacts. Click for the before-and-after edit in large. Let me know what you think!