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While this was originally a white pattern/image, I added in a background texture to see what it could bring out in the image. When I adjusted the blending mode to "Color Burn" – along with a pinkish-gradient layer mixed in - this really nice white-pink center with progressively darker reds radiating out to the edges appeared. Not at all what I was expecting and works well together.
Strength is quietest when it’s held, not performed.
A shirtless man in jeans sits on a block, as soft studio light sculpts the muscles of his back and arm against a neutral backdrop.
NGC235 - The Sculptor Galaxy. Another very low object to the south for me, going no more than 22 degrees above the southern horizon, giving quite a few gradients to contend with
Imaging scope: AT8RC
Imaging Camera: ST8300M (capture with Equinox Image)
Filters: Baader HaRGB in FW5-8300 filter wheel
Guide scope: Orion EON 80ED
Guide camera: Starfish Fishcamp (guided with PHD)
Mount: Atlas EQ-G
Calibration in Equinox Image and processing in PixInsight.
LRGB:
Luminance: 7x3min (2x2)
RGB: 5x1min each (3x3)
Extra credit: I did this picture as a gradient, because i loved the motion of the trees and wanted to use this picture, plus get extra credit :p
I think it looks awesome, both the original and with the rainbow gradient.
This is a picture worth something i guess. but not a good quality taken with a nokia 5200. wished if i had a camera in hand keke :)
A Photoshop experiment using gradients, layers and solid colors.
The watch is an early Limes Nightflight. I also used my 50mm 1.4
Manual Nikkor which will be getting more regular workouts so I can
learn to focus it. :-)
I've been very busy with work lately. I started a new web design agency, theDesk.se (www.thedesk.se) and got work straight away!
But in the end, Flickr is still important to me and I thought I'd share this snap of late Autumn in Stockholm.