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Traditional processions during the Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Sevilla, Spain
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Morus bassanus
Thank you to anyone who takes the time to fave or comment on my pics - I very much appreciate the feedback.
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At the Wäldchestag.
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)
I appreciate your honest feedback... or favorites rather than be invited, so please don't send me 'Invites' or 'Awards'.
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This is my first star trail shot, feedback welcome!
Available as a print on my website isleofwightmilkyway.com
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.
Today we are meeting with some of the Misters to review their styling and poses from Saturday's MR SL 2021 Finalist Presentation
A big thank you to all Flickr friends for your visits.
Thanking you in advanced for all your kind feedback & favourites.
Wishing everyone a wonderful day.
Keeping Smiling & Happy viewing
Thank you
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Here’s the scene I’ve been teasing! I really liked how it turned out, and definitely wanna do some similar builds in the future with the types of techniques I used in this one. The large moc that this scene in itself is a teaser for should hopefully be coming mid-March because I want to get some new pieces for it. ~
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So apart from that, this scene depicts members of the 13th Waffen-SS Muslim/Croatian Mountain Division (1st Croatian) keeping watch for partisans on the mountainous hills of North Eastern Croatia, where the division was stationed from March-December 1944. The divisions combatants were of Tito’s Communist partisans, who operated in and around the Balkans, and who would prove quite a stress during the second half of the war for Germany. Hope you guys like it, be sure to leave your feedback below!
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.
Ok, I admit it, I am taken with that ridge leading up to the summit of Mt. Christie. I just see myself doing that climb, although I know I'm too old for that now. I can dream can't I? ;-)
As always, thoughtful feedback, constructive criticisms, and suggestions are always appreciated. As always, I have used tools at my disposal to interpret the original raw file. Use of this photo without permission is not permitted.
Come on guys, never worked so hard on a rifle!
Even the WIP had more comments!
Please! PLEASE! Give me some feedback! ._____.
One of three photos taken on my walk yesterday in Toronto. Best seen large by clicking on the photo.
Thanks for visiting, I really appreciate your feedback.
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!
Stills from video feedback as manipulated by Corbett Sparks and myself.
This split-screen effect happening here is the result of some kind of ground loop introduced by a wonky VCD recorder that was connected but not being used.
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it's crazy what you could've had,
It's crazy what you could've had,
I need this,
I neeeeeeed this!
R.E.M - Country Feedback
I took this picture last year more or less a test for my then new macro lens. Today I just tried to work it our in black and white and somehow I like the result.
I'm happy for feedback and comments.
Hey guys, I want some feedback with some of the combinations I've been trying out on my Green Arrow figure. Let me know which one you guys like best, or which combo would work better (if it's not shown). In the end I might not even go with what is preferred, but I would still love the feedback!
Personally my favorite at the moment is A as well as D but with regular green arms (not shown)
Please give me feedback on which is best and why compared to this pic vs. the adjacent one where my wife is pulling back her right heel. Trying to figure out which is best glamour type shot.
I’m looking for feedback on these two images. Which do you prefer: color or black & white? This was shot at the grocery store with natural light right there in the produce area where I found it. I like the delicate fresh green in the color version but also like the soft range of grays in the B&W. Any comments to help me improve my work?
Captain Hook and Mr. Smee from Film and T.V. Theme (Lego Purist Minifigures)
Please credit and comment! Feedback always appreciated! Thanks!
You know how every once in a while you accidentally go down a Flickr path that you never intended to and end up someplace where you see something completely knew and exciting? This happened to me the other day and I saw some ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) pictures for the first time. They captivated me and the idea that a little shakiness wouldn't be a problem thrilled me.
I am going to enter a NJ Fall Nature photo contest and the deadline is October 28th. I don't have any talent at taking pictures of nature and so even though I've been trying, I don't have anything but mediocre pictures of woods and leaves - so I tried some ICM pictures.
Here's where I need the help. Could people please give me honest feedback about these two pictures (please click on the picture in the comments to see the second one). Don't be afraid to be honest. My number one most loyal and supportive fan used words like "seasick" and "headache". I like the technique but have only had about 20 minutes of experience so I will improve.
On a small note, this contest is open to ALL NJ photographers (including pros) so there is no chance of winning but since it took 8 people to get me set up with an account so I could enter, I feel obligated to do so. On a second small note, I now realize these don't necessarily look like "Fall" but they were taken 2 days ago so they actually are "Fall" pictures.
Of all the times I've asked you to enlarge the images, this time it really is necessary. Thanks.
Photo © Tristan Savatier - All Rights Reserved - License this photo on www.loupiote.com/455034149
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Traditional processions during the Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Sevilla, Spain
If you like this photo, follow me on instagram (tristan_sf) and don't hesitate to leave a comment or email me.
Still digging through the archives.
This is from August of 2013. I reprocessed it and I was able to pull a lot more detail from the sky. This image is special to me because it was taken during a short trip to Glacier Park with my dad. We had a great time. I'm so fortunate to have spent so much time out in the mountains with people I love.
Thanks for looking and thanks for your feedback.
And with this Mech Monday comes to an end for me. Its been a busy year, full of ups and downs, but full of mechs, drones and robots.
I figured I’d upload an overview just for my Mech Monday builds since… well… there are quite a few :D Which leads me to the following question: Do you have a favourite? And if so, why?
Thank you to each and everyone of you who stuck with me on this wild journey, with comments, support, the occasional pat on the back, the motivational teasing, and with faves and blog posts. If it wasn’t for these things this would have been a boring ride, and a short one at that.
Finally my thanks have to go to Marin who despite having to take a break on his Mech Monday was always there for me with feedback and good words to motivate me even when I didn’t feel like it. Thank you!
You are of course welcome to continue the tradition of Mech Monday (Marin certainly will)! I will take a break from the subject matter, at least for a while, but its a fun topic so I’ll be back. With Mechs. On a Monday. ;)