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As this baby Hibiscus peeks out to discover the new day, the morning sunshine is just starting to explore all the joy the day will bring.
Today, I want to thank everyone who visited my stream yesterday. I really enjoyed all the different languages and regional dialects you included in your wonderful comments!
I'm happy we can have such fun together! :)))
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I've always loved watching the sunset.
The sun spreads its colors across the sky.
Today, as it has been for many years,
I'm once again immersed in this fairy tale.
Surrendering to the warmth of the halftones,
I revel in the beauty and happiness once again.
And as I shed the weight of my earthly shackles,
I spread my wings in an instant.
Closing my eyes, I soar effortlessly into the sky
And in the clouds, blissfully, I bathe.
Fear whispers to me: “Enough! Come back!”
But, forgetting everything, I rise.
Breathing hard, I fly there,
Where the stars begin to light up,
Where time is dust, where sorrows are water,
Where nothing seems serious.
And my heart beats loudly in my chest,
And, anticipating sweet freedom,
Hurry to find out what lies ahead,
Hurry to soar higher and higher into the sky
Model : Lottie
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Outfit: Marrakesh dress (red collar/Chartreuse dress) by BYRNE *Get this item at the S.O.S event!* www.flickr.com/photos/byrnedarkly/
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... It's not so much that everything's already been done before as it is - that certain elements have been defined !!!!
Explored: 2006-09-19 #391
Wednesday Adamms Original Image added from the web, Composed using windows paint, processed using Jasc paint shop pro 9
Great to view on BLACK !!
Gray on gray halftones.
This photo has been in Explore on November 20, 2023. Highest position = #61, This is my 202nd photo in Explore.
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Back in February as I was almost done with covid, I had been experimenting with Photoshop's artistic filter gallery. I had found something called halftone. it creates a pattern similar to what would be printed with the halftone process in newspapers and pulp magazines. I had created a monochrome image of it. Then I played with adding back the color image, but set to Multiply blend mode. This resulted. I really like the gradients of tone that the dots created.
This was in the same time frame in which I was playing and created the one in the first comment box.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens--with a raynox dcr-250 close-focusing diopter
Some more progress for my little two-color book. I just found out we´re also allowed to use halftones, which makes it a lot more enjoyable for me to work.
You can check out some of my colleagues work for this series here:
Proudly adorning Jim's Coffee Shop. Gum over cyanotype, using color halftone separations as in the previous posts, but this time using a color photo as the source. Image is 7in (18cm) square. The overall color is a bit pink for my taste, but I still like the halftone effects, and I'm not really trying for a perfect rendition of the original. There's also a small blue mark caused by an imperfection in the blue negative.
Elaine: But Mortimer, I'd call it deconstructivism.
Mortimer: Well, that's hardly constructive criticism, is it?!
Ahsoka Tano reacts badly to the sudden appearance of the Shark People's senate representative, sparking four years of bitter conflict within the Mattel Star Wars division.
We're Here & although we're only twelve inches tall we're mad!
Tripod-mounted & filter free & manually triggered shutter with remote triggered stobe, modified by barndoors. Lightsaber enhanced in Photoshop & the whole treated to a halftone & green wash, to compliment the yellow of Ms Tano's sabre. HSS!
MM Theme: Speckled
One technique for printing color photographs is to use small dots of several basic colors.
When viewed from a distance, this image from a magazine looks smooth and continuous, but at the macro level, you can see it's actually made up of many, many tiny dots/specks.
HMM!
third layer
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what? you don't draw your own halftones? that's just lazy.
super hot Vidi c/o encarneviva here at flickr. look for her, it's worth it.
halftone sharpened, at least that was the intent, and though it looks funny on screen it does seem to produce a better result printing on glossy laser printer paper. The preceding photo becomes too dark. Of course, laser printers are not the first choice for printing photos, but it's fun to see what different effects do.