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I chose this title for this particular image because this is in fact my final frame from my Canon.. I did however just recently invest in the new Nikon D810 today so I look forward to learning this system for the future of my captures. This was one of those special moments down by the ocean where the elements seemed to come together perfectly. I used some previsualization techniques to capture the multiple exposures needed for this scene from multiple time frames. I shot this scene for a series of hours half hour before sunset, half hour after sunset, and a few further beyond. I then manually blended these exposures for light and the color.
Technical stuff... Multiple exposures manually blended with my own creative touch and feel.
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Isla Espiritu Santo, Baja California Sur
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DRS 88002 "Prometheus" framed underneath the M6 bridge at Mossband hauling the Daventry-Mossend Tesco intermodal.
Yep. I made a triple changer. It can transform into all three modes without being disassembled.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero. Specifically a new setting called Mobile Frame Zero: Crisis Forged.
An installation at the Bristol Light Festival. This one was in Millennium Square alongside We The Curious. Photographers everywhere!
American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) - Marker 10, Black Point Wildlife Drive, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Titusville, Florida
He may not have committed that particular crime, and this guy is no angel, but surely he must have created a few angels along the way.
All I could get in the frame with the six on the roofrack rig was nose to shoulders, so rather than changing over to the Sony kit-lens (24 - 105), I went with a 12 vertical shot (6 x 2 levels) to get some FG & BG in the pic with some bonus DOF to boot.
Time-wise, making 12 captures or swapping a lens would be a wash, but processing the 12 captures was another story. Especially since twelve 61 MP captures was a wee bit too much for my CPU to handle, so this image is two horizontal 6 capture composites manually stitched together. But, that was easier than you'd think, since the gator was in the first 6 and all I needed to do was clone in the OOF foreground from the second composite.
FYI - The original JPEG was to large to upload, so I pruned it down to 20,000 x 10,000 pixels to bring the high quality JPEG within Flickr's 100 MB limit
Spring polaroidweek 2024, day 4/1. Polaroid I-2, I-type film, color frame edition, collage with older Polaroid Sx-70 film fragments
Davies Bridge in Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas USA
Since I have been out of commission, I dug into my files for these images for this challenge.
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A 📷 taken by me + Camera Raw
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The iconic Golden Gate in San Francisco naturally framed between two cypress trees.
The striking contrast of the bridge’s vibrant red, the deep blue sky, and the hills in the background creates a unique scene where architecture and nature meet in perfect harmony.
A moment that captures the dynamism of the bay, with cars crossing the bridge and a white sailboat gliding across the water.
I love this bridge, and I like to photograph it too.. Usually when I photograph a specific subject, I really like to work it over. LOL.. I usually try capturing different angles and when framing presents itself, I usually utilize it..
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I looked in one of my contact's gallery and saw some cool textures up for grabs to use.
This is a corner of an art frame by Eddi 07.
Super collection of CC textures.
The tear is a super easy photoshop technique using the "Polygonal Lasso tool" (or press "L"). Just click your entire area out and copy-paste to a new layer. Layer tab, Layer Style, Bevel & Emboss, then a drop shadow in the same layer section.
My first digital film experiment - 24 pictures shot with the camera in a mode that is most similar to what it was like shooting film. No editing has been done to these jpgs - just out of the camera using the Expressive creative filter.
Find out more about DFC here - wickeddarkphotography.com/2021/02/04/the-digital-film-cha...
Dissecting what I did right and wrong on this first "roll" - wickeddarkphotography.com/2021/02/09/digital-film-challen...
I finally found a frame for my Hylia Shield. That wasn’t easy… it is about 73,5 x 58,5 x 2,4 cm and it weighs at least 2,5 Kg.
I watched a family of Common Loons and was in awe of their beauty. This young one has been bugging his mother for food. Now finally he sees the response from his parents.
So with this card, I set myself a challenge. Since Hero arts not only makes great stamps, but they also have digital images as well as Sillhouette cut shapes. I wanted to make a card that used all three of these elements. And here is one of the cards I came up with.
I cut the frame out of white CS and colored it with Pumice stone distress ink. I stamped the envelope pattern over this and sprayed it with perfect pearl water. I inked up my BG with distress inks and then stamped the envelope pattern with pearl water, I then stamped the bushes and grass images in different shades of brown and green. I sprayed that with pearl water. I printed the butterfly onto acetate and added some stickles. I added some pearls to finish it off :)
The lattice along the walk behind rose garden provided a natural frame for this single rose and the water dripping from the fountain behind it.
Cliche? Yes, for sure. But that's OK - there is the fun new group called Cliche Saturday. On Saturday you get to submit your cliche shots. But be careful...if they are too original, they might get booted!
Check it out here: www.flickr.com/groups/1367767@N25/
Well..I really had much more interesting ideas in mind but totally ran out of time..the kids wanted their dinner. I plan on playing around with frames again. Cliched..yes..but also fun. And isn't that the point?
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