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Hiking the San Tan Mountains and messing around with my zoom lens.
I always find the mountain ranges fascinating as the sun sets, and how the color gradients subtly change the farther you look. Such a beautiful sight.
Niagara Falls has a large hydro electric generating station and so there are many transmission towers taking the electricity to other parts of Ontario. I had been keeping these towers in mind for a photo op and on this particular day I was out and about at sunset...
light Ortonization... saturation and contrast boosted.
Took a PhotoShop tutorial and made it my own
I was bored on the WWW so I started looking at GIMP tutorials on Youtube. Found one on Gradients and Layer Masks that looked interesting but it was for PhotoShop so I kind of wrote down the steps and adapted it to GIMP.
This is a first attempt, same photo in B/W and Color that you kind of "blend together" with a gradient and a layer mask. Still needs some work on the process but I'll get it figured out eventuallly.
FWIW this is a shot of the waterfront in Barcelona Spain. I took this on one of our transatlantic cruises back in '22.
The gradients of color af totality is remarkable. The eye sees dynamic range and gradients much different than a camera translating the camera limited dynamics but higher sensitivity to eye view is a challenge. There is a considerable dynamic range on the Moon due to how it sits in the Earth's umbral shadow yielding dark red in the most shadowed region to violet and then sunny bright on the Moon's limb where the Moon sits at the edge of the umbra. The bright limb line and adjacent violet color are the more challenging aspects of the eclipse to capture without the darker portion being too dark as a smooth gradient. The Fuji slide film preset (Cobalt) captures this dynamic range well in a single image without using stacking and HDR yielding the color that is well balanced. Takahashi 120 telescope, Nikon Z8, Fuji 400 elite positive film preset
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A freezing January morning at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pure, untouched gradients and a sliver of moon to start the day.
Southwest corner: National Museum of African-American History -
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
This is a 15 second long exposure shot of the escalator leading down to Nydalen subway station, in Oslo, Norway. The walls and ceiling change colors constantly, creating a nice gradient along the way down.
Burnaby BC shot with 1957 Summicron DR on A7RII, no crop, minimal post production with Snapseed on iPhone.
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This fall was one of the most spectacular I've experienced yet. Finding early seasonal changes up at the higher elevations early was a welcome treat. The colors continued to impress as cold air descended upon the foothills.
Taken near Almont, CO - Fall 2015
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Alirium. I visited it some time ago, but it was time to go back, the rate of change being so fast in Second Life. So here's a set of five this time.