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The skies were crystal-clear the entire trip. Every night, we got these beautiful gradients. And I didn't even have to leave my hotel room to enjoy them!
Pode ficar olhando pra unha o tempo todo?
O tutorial é do NailSaurus, mas eu fiz uma pequena modificação. Como queria usar duas cores fortes, quando eu testei pintar a unha inteira de verde primeiro e depois esponjar de violeta, ficava discreto hahahshahusa
Então pintei metade da unha de verde e metade de Violeta, e depois usei o esponjado pra deixar suave a transição. Ficou bem como eu queria!
O Teal/verde é misturinha
+ Violeta - Colorama
A lone photographer stands silhouetted against the fading glow of sunset along the shoreline at Jarlsø in Tønsberg, captured by drone during the transition into blue hour. The fjord below is scattered with drifting ice and faint reflections of the last warm tones in the sky, while the dark foreground rocks create a strong, graphic contrast. The human figure adds scale and story to the winter landscape, a quiet moment of observation before night settles over the Oslofjord.
Fun fact: Silhouettes like this often work best when the subject is placed against the brightest part of the sky—making the outline instantly readable even from a distance, a technique frequently used in landscape and drone photography.
Day 48
October 23, 2012
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This was inspired by the tree in my backyard because the tip of it is bright red and the bottom leaves are still green. It was also inspired by Gurbir's most recent photo that I'm in love with!
I am not happy with this. My nail skills are failing at the moment.
Something happened to my middle finger.. ;/
I love the colors of fall, the photos of the leaves were all taken separately, and put together in photoshop.
The picture didn't want to be radiant, so I gave it a gradient. I have a hard time deleting pictures that don't work, but I'm getting better at it than I used to be.
GIMP.
I've still only managed to create a gradient using foreground and background colors. It's a start.
the imperfect gradient
the view from my bathroom
via diffused glass,
water restrictions,
fine fly screen,
winter sunlit hedge,
paling fence
and blue sky