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Both shots of the moon and Mount Baker were taken the same night, then merged to create this composition. It was almost a full moon.
var. 002 pt. 1-3
I originally created this version as an Instagram profile page panoramic. Here it is as a triptych for a photo book I'm working on "Smartphone Image Manipulation, The Early Years." Many of the images are in the set "unfolding"
Panorama done of 5 photos in landscape format (autostitch). Click for large size!
Kochelsee or Lake Kochel is located 70 kilometres south of Munich on the edge of the Bavarian Alps. The western third of the lake lies within the borders of the town of Schlehdorf, while the rest belongs to Kochel am See. The southern edge of the lake lies up against the mountains and the northern shore is bordered by bog lands.
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Der Kochelsee liegt 70 km südlich von München am Randbereich der Bayerischen Alpen. Er gehört zu den Gemeinden Schlehdorf (rund 30 Prozent) im Westen und Kochel am See im Osten. Der See ist Eigentum des Freistaates Bayern, für dessen Verwaltung die Bayerische Verwaltung der staatlichen Schlösser, Gärten und Seen zuständig ist. Während der südliche Bereich des Sees noch von Bergen umgeben ist, liegt der nördliche Teil schon im flachen Voralpenland und wird von den Loisach-Kochelsee-Mooren begrenzt.
A previously uploaded shot with a bit of image manipulation to improve the colours a bit on this very overcast morning.
After loading the front half of its rake of wagons in the hopper house, 66779 repositions the rake against the hard standing to allow loading completion by mechanical shovel.
Thursday 16 September 2021
This has been processed by GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program). GIMP is a cross-platform image editor available for GNU/Linux, OS X, Windows and more operating systems. It is free software, you can change its source code and distribute your changes.
M74. Aufgenommen in 2 Nächten mit ToupTek Kamera G3M-178-C Color an ED102 APO auf Celestron CGEM Montierung. Nachführung mit Evoguider 50 und ToupTek Kamera G3M-178-M Mono mittels PHD2 Software. Gesamtbelichtungszeit etwa 1h. Bildbearbeitung mit Gimp 2.10.
M74. Image taken in two nights with ToupTek camera G3M-178-C Color at ED102 APO on Celestron CGEM mount.
Guiding with Evoguider 50 and ToupTek camera G3M-178-M Mono and PHD2 Software.
Total exposure time about 1h. Image manipulation with Gimp 2.10.
Digital creation.
Thank you all known and unknown friends in Flickr for your visit
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dancer shot: my daughter
composition & execution : me
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if you like music too (as I do), please listen to my jazz compositions
at my soundcloud.com site Paper Plane Factory
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and/or listen to my doughter's talented voice
at her site Sophfire Alphafrau
Self Portrait @ 2007 05 29;
Conté Pierre Noir - Best drawing pencil ever~;)
highest position on explore was #68
Jpeg straight out of the camera, no post processing, photoshop or image manipulation of any kind.
Waving LEDs on a stick in Richardson Dees Park.
Thanks to Charlie for casting her magic wand over this.
Treat yourself and have a browse through her wonderful photostream.
232 of her photos have made Explore since March 2007.......and there was me feeling all chuffed with my 41...
Amazing what playing with curves and colour balance can do innit!
Original here: www.flickr.com/photos/coradora/2326681077/
This is a manipulated version of a shot that was taken minutes after this shot was taken. I was rushing to catch the sunrise, but could not resist taking a shot of these silhouetted cows (which couldnt be discerned later on on my monitor) near the tree. Looked great with the predawn blue. As karma would have it, it was cold, I was in a hurry and it was handheld resulting in a blurry picture. This is an attempt to "restore" the picture, and in the process learn some image manipulation :)
Title courtesy: outnbout
Original title: A tree and some cows
(duh! how boooring!)
flickr Explore 21 Feb 2007 #255
*Better view large! * View On Black
This is a photo/image manipulation using Photoshop elements/CS3, Corel paint shop pro X2 and Photofiltre.
I used a lot of stockimages and brushes to create this.
Credits go to the photographers/artists who made the pictures/brushes i used.
Links to brushes:
Chains: henda-stock.deviantart.com/art/Chains-Brushes-34090024
Hair: maskimxul.deviantart.com/art/Hair-Brushes-Strands-15151668
vaia.deviantart.com/art/Photoshop-HAIR-Brushes-set-2-1455...
Links to stockimages:
Background: annerirestock.deviantart.com/art/57-61003359
Fog: www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=1125820
Girl: eirian-stock.deviantart.com/art/February-Winter-Morning-1...
Butterfly: shoofly-stock.deviantart.com/art/Butterfly-Stock-12-92270986
Partial chains: Sxc.hu
Rose: Sxc.hu
Bird: Sxc.hu
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OK this one's had the lot.
HDR
Diffuse Glow
Three layer blend Soft Light and Darken with Gaussian Blur and Unsharp on separate layers
Various Layers, curves etc
Desaturation
Phew!
Swansea Marina this morning. On seeing this beautiful sunrise, it was an easy decision to be slightly late for work so I could photograph it.
To spoil the romance of this shot just a bit: the orange sky was caused by the sunlight catching emissions from the chemical plants in Port Talbot, just across the bay!
141/365. Getting to work keeping all my New Year's Resolutions:
Playing more music, shooting more films, taking (even) more photos and doing more work about the house.
Quite the handful!
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I usually don't waste a shot and each shot is precious to me. I think it is because I started with film cameras and the cost involved is a lot more in those and you have to be careful. Old habits die hard!
I was at this falls on a cold day and after taking shots from the side (you have seen a couple of those), I wanted to get a straight shot of a part of the falls. I had to wade through slick rocks in the frigid water (tripod unstable) and was standing in knee deep water to take this shot, free hand long exposure. It looked ok on the monitor but when I came back home, it had shaken (after all, it was handheld, what did I expect?, dumb, dumb me!). I just loved the falls from that view and thought of playing around with it in PS and restore it (hehe I like that term- gives some quality to the original!). I wanted to start off with a watercolor effect (maybe because I have picturised this in my mind for a long time, just havent had the time to paint it) and once I saw the effect, I looked no further. I just loved it!
Hope you like it too :-)
Have a wonderful Thursday!
Natural Dam Falls is just off AR-59, about 15 miles north of I-40 and AR-59 intersection at Alma, AR. It is not too tall (about 8') but spans the entire width of the creek and is a sight during high waters!
I recommend Large on Black!
flickr Explore 8 Feb 2007 #106 Thank you all!
Photograph "painted over" in Corel Painter IX.5
Going through a steep learning curve here, folks. Bear with me.
From a scanned photo taken in 1987.
While it was a beautiful scene, the photo was not of the quality I like to post on Flickr.
Finishing touches done in Paint Shop Pro X.
See it LARGE.
Still young... still with dreams.
Still hoping and dreaming about another world, a world full of magic.
Can I ever enter this fantasyworld...
Who knows.
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This is a photo/image manipulation using Photoshop elements/CS3, Corel paint shop pro X2 and Photofiltre.
No Stockphoto's used, all photo's were made by professional photographer Adam Shane.
* This work is available for purchase. Please contact us if you are interested. You can also contact us if you want to hire us for photo's / photomanipulations.
E-mail Gerbren: gerbren32@hotmail.com
Contact Adam Shane through: photo.adamshane.com/
Only serious requests please!
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The idea for this manipulation came to life with photographer Adam Shane. We wanted to put a girl in a scenery who's dreaming about a fantasyworld out of her reach.The dream is so vivid, that she could almost enter the magical place.
Amost... because she is dreaming, daydreaming...
With a bunch of beautiful photo's from Adam and the idea in my head I started working on this. Nothing you see is original anymore. I used more than 8 photo's, two of them more than once.
A part of the bridge is painted, even so a part of the wall and plants.
Did a lot of retouching (girl) and I'd like to mention that there were no brushes or textures involved.
This probably doesn't look really complicated, but it actually was kinda difficult to make. ;-) Anyways... I hope you find it original and beautiful. :)
Oh, and please visit Adam Shane's Website and Flickr.com profile:
www.flickr.com/people/adamshane/
Thanks Adam, it's a pleasure working with you! ;-)
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Part of: www.flickr.com/photos/brendaatje/3722053714/
This is a photo/image manipulation using Photoshop elements/CS3, Corel paint shop pro X2 and Photofiltre.
No Stockphoto's used, all used photo's were made by professional photographer Adam Shane. Created a fantasyworld with 7 beautiful photo's and painted a part of the bridge and a few plants.
Please visit Adam Shane's Website and Flickr.com profile:
www.flickr.com/people/adamshane/
Thanks Adam! ;-)
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Camera: Minolta X-700
Lens: Tokina 4-4.5/35-135
Film: Fomapan Classic 100
Aperture: f 16
Exposure: Unknown/ Long
Filter: Orange
Image Edit: Snapseed, Pixlr Express, Android Gallery App, Photoshop
Processed in Caffenol for 26' at 19C°
by Alex Kemp Lomomograph @ www.facebook.com/lomomograph
Clipping Path Saffron (CPS) is an internet based outsourcing graphic studio providing clipping path service,multi clipping path service,image masking, background removal,drop shadow, retouching,neck joint, raster to vector, image manipulation and other Photoshop services at realistic price within short turnaround time.
As you look through the wavy glass of the 108 year old kitchen window, you see a forsythia plant outside and also the exterior of the home. That exterior wall comes in at an *L* shape to the kitchen. The window in that wall was my bedroom window. So you are looking from inside, past the kitchen sink and window sill to the yard. You are also looking from inside the house to the outside wall and window of the bedroom.
When I took the picture in about 1992 and was trying to learn how to do Polaroid Manipulations, the house was roughly 82 years old.
This house is now 108 years old as of April 2018. Many of the windows still have the wavy glass from long ago. The home was eligible (still is) to be on the National Historic Register. I was the only one who felt that was a honor and that we should embrace that. I was outvoted. I hope the new owners will consider it. Each year, more and more of the old homes in Linn County (other places too, but that was where my home was) are deteriorating much faster than that one was. It was be a great representative of an early Linn County farm house. Oregon had only been a state for about 50 years and the American Civil War had only been over about 45 years when the house was built.
"W" is for Window as in Kitchen Window
For the Exibited or Sold Works, GIVE DETAILS OR YOU'RE OUT, this was chosen as Admin Pick of the Week, and is exhibited on their front page for a week starting about March 19th or 20, 2011.
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