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"A strong man and a waterfall always channel their own path" - Unknown
I hiked the 5.5 mile round trip to Abrams Falls this morning. Usually a walk in the smokies clears my head and recharges my batteries but not on this day. I couldn't even wash my troubles away with the cool mist from the falls. I did realize that i am on the right path and that the situation is only temporary.
Finding strength at Abrams Falls
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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I'm really excited to be editing these as part of a series of photo manipulations I am doing for class. First of all, the quality of work of the people who do this all the time is phenomenal and I completely respect them for pulling off convincing works of art for every picture. That being said this was a really fun composite based on the idea of balancing political affiliation...
I found it super difficult to find the stock images necessary for this work and then have the ability to cut them out and comp them into this final image... I do like how it turned out and I will be uploading a few more in the next few days.
Thanks for looking and as always comments are appreciated!
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 135L
petite ballade à dos d'élan dans le site de tour&taxi.
Strobist info:
one metz 60ct-4 through umbrella and light blue gel just outside the frame on the right-above
one nikon sb-28 with red/yellow gel to complement the candle light
relatively high iso and low shutter speed to get some ambiant light.
It wasn't all sunshine and snow during the Jixi visit in January 2010 and 5 January proved to be a very challenging one, both for traincrew and the photographer. In light but driving snowfall, 'SY' class 2-8-2 No.0950 struggles to get its trailing load of empties out of the steep spur from the landsale yard at Didao Hebei Washery, slipping violently for several minutes before eventually finding its feet.
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when in the water...you see the waterplants in anothere way when just standing on the shore....this one is the leaf from Sagittaria sagittifolia...also called Arrowhead....and it is to be found in the rivers I have mentioned....a beautiful plant.....
Finding the best person in my life and the rest can just Fuck off www.youtube.com/watch?v=k050sv2PqDk
I hope he found himself quickly because the lake's entrance gate was about to be shut in 15 minutes.
Kukkarahalli Lake, Mysuru, India
The Cave Nebula (Caldwell 9) is a difficult object to observe visually. Before this observation/drawing I had only glimpsed the complex nebula using an 18-inch Dobsonian telescope under a dark sky using an 0III nebula filter and even then, I was not able to see the cave-shape that gives it its name.
Except for Caldwell 51, a dwarf galaxy in Cetus, the Cave Nebula is considered the most difficult visual object on the Caldwell List.
But technology has come to the rescue. Using a Light Enhancement device attached to the eyepiece along with a 6nm Hydrogen-Alpha filter, I was not only able to observe the Cave Nebula, but also see its cave-shape in the eyepiece using a 4.3-inch refractor from a local park near my house.
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Finding Fuji Part 2, May-July 2022
From my blog:
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This image was created with the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator. See www.fractalsciencekit.com/tutorial/examples/examples.htm for details.
having fun with the photographer(s) 😄
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3 exposure HDR (-2, 0, +2)
Processed using details enhancer in Photomatix.
Reduced saturation to 0 in Photoshop then brought back some of the colour with the brush tool set to 10 - 20% opacity.
created a new 'channel mixer' layer set to monochrome then blended the layer using 'soft light' to give the shadow area a bit more drama.
Oh, and straightened that horizon just a bit! :0)
Cathedral Square on a walk around the city on a hot February morning. Christchurch, New Zealand 2023.
It’s difficult in winter to escape the gray and find some color. I was so glad to see some color in the sky above Mount Timpanogos this past weekend when @pfunk_photography and I were out shooting at sunrise.
Follow his line of sight Large On Black
3 of 10 : A deviation from my usual city-based norm with another coastal series following the blissful sojourn to the deserted beaches of Pembrokeshire.
I find a piece of my soul every time I visit the sea.
I'll probably process/mix them in with some springtime inspired images taken during this past week or so, too. : )
“In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.”
~Kahlil Gibran
finding each one of these agates was a high point in my life....fellow rockhounds will understand....
from a new series, finding horizons | I am posting all 22 images in chronological order and several may be reposts as this is a work in progress.
A commissioned cake based on Pixar's Finding Nemo. Some of the decoration (the bubbles for instance) were based on Hellida's cake which you might see right here: www.flickr.com/photos/hellida/2440531129/
Everything is made with gumpaste, therefore is edible.
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