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Abundant World Day October 2015-The Spirit of Authentic Presence
Shown left to right foreground: "Holly" and Jackie Lowe Stevenson, CEO, Spirit of Leadership LLC
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Was vacationing in the Berkshires last weekend, in the cold and rain, so I spent some time learning how to actually use my camera. Most of these shots are a result of me practicing with aperture priority.
I've been waiting awhile for something interesting to appear in the foreground for this kind of shot to work.
Dec 26, 2014 - Melissa (foreground) & Alison swimming between Pt Defiance Boathouse & Owen Beach - Vashon Island Ferry (background)
The constant rain and a severe lack of anything new to post had me searching through my archives. A pretty ordinary sunset but I liked the texture of those ripples.
Foreground set played support this evening before Sykur let all the audience dance into the late hours.
Digging down in Europe is apt to uncover historical stuff, as was done here. A small shop had to surrender it's cozy spot to allow work to begin. Summary: shop is gone. But cool ancient stuff is revealed. Korčula (town and island), Croatia
"Hey" Baghera says, "you know all this about background photos on the screen? That's out of fashion. Now you need a good looking cat in front of the screen, if you want to be modern. Umm... why is mum making so much funny noices???"
The Hanalei end of the Powerline Trail is much more lush than the Lihue end. The trail is the dirt road carved out to lay power lines and is open for hunters with 4-wheel drive vehicles, mountain bikes and hikers. It's not maintained as a road and is rutted and steep. But it overlooks Hanalei River Valley and Kalihiwai River Valley...
This is a burst shot of my sister attempting to do a cartwheel. I had the shutter speed pretty high because I did not want any motion blur. However, there is some motion blur present which is why I also included R2 because some of the individual pictures have foreground motion blur with a clear background. I might have used them for that requirement but this blend is too funny I couldn't resist. I had the aperture at f/8 to let light in. It was a sunny day so I did not need to be too low. This medium-range also kept the background clear so win-win. I took this 4 photo burst and edited it in photoshop the same way as the previous photo. Layer the picture in the order they were taken -> auto-alignment -> apply layer masks -> use paintbrush to blend photos -> combine photos. After finishing that process I lowered the aperture by -.10 to darken the picture a little. I then cropped off the blank portions caused by auto-alignment, and also a lot off the left side because it was blank space.
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The three peaks in the foreground at left are (from L to R) the Lauberhorn, Tschuggen, and Männlichen. To the left of these, in the background, is the Ars; and its adjacent Sulegg is located behind Tschuggen. Between the Tschuggen and Männlichen, in the far background, is the Thunersee -- with Thun at its distant end (approximately 35km / 20 miles away). Located immediately behind and right of Männlichen is Schynige Platte, and to the right of that are the peaks Oberberghorn, Laucherhorn, Bussalp, Waldspitz, and First.
learn this technique from a tv show in Canada. Long long long ago. There used to be this dude teaching oil painting on TV.
And for some reason he always have these foreground stuff.
How's this?