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Created for photoshop Contest ~ Week 934 ~ Marina Café
Thanks to Gillian Everett for starter image.
"Les girls" by Doris Joa
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Created for Magnificent Manipulated Masterpieces:
New Challenge 180 IF I HAD ONE OF THESE
All work done in Photoshop 2024 and MidJourney
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Sunset beach candid (photo intercept).
European girls with local dancer guy.
This is typical gender ratio on Hawaiian resorts.
Honestly, I was taking photo of sunset before that group appeared.
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8
Single RAW HDR.
Processing:
LightRoom 2 - 5 exported JPEGs (step 1 in Exposure);
HDR Rendering in Dynamic Photo HDR .
Curves, framing: CS4
Facebook : Aegir Photography
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Sunrise over Meelup beach, near Dunsborough, Western Australia. Once of my favourite beaches
in the world. :)
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Lee 1.2 GND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
There's nothing like being interrupted while having a snack of peanuts an sunflower seeds.
I soon got a scolding after this photo was taken..
This red-tailed hawk had a rabbit dinner but wasn't able to enjoy it—chased from one perch by a red-winged blackbird, it flew to a power pole, where it was scolded and harassed by a pair of blue jays, and then a male Bulllock's oriole joined the attack. Even after the hawk flew away with its rabbit, I could hear continued clamor from wherever the hawk had moved to!
#art #portrait #drawing
TITLE: SHADOWS 13 (INTERRUPTED - #WinonaRyder )
MEDIUM: #charcoal in 90gsm paper #sketchbook
SIZE: 12" x 16"
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An inbound MD-N Metra comes right in the middle of Glenview, IL’s 4th of July fireworks, shining bright throw the smokey air.
Was driving down the road and pulled into a pullout to water the lawn and interrupted a napping fox. She opened her eyes, looked at the photographer and laid her head back down to rest. Took a few photos, moved down the turn out a little bit, watered the lawn and let the fox nap.
Railroading is about interruptions. Not just having a trip full of green signals being interrupted by a 3 hour wait for an opposing train, or a hot box detector tagging the next to last axle, but interruptions to life. It means leaving a cart full of groceries in the isle because the call came. It means having Christmas morning postponed until you get back home because there was freight to move. In this case, it means dinner will have to sit on the floorboard until the next move is completed. Even for a staged photo event, Engineer Bob Saxtan got about 2 bites of supper in before the call came over the radio to relocate the 611 to the next location on the museum grounds during the night photo shoot at Spencer on May 1, 2021. To the staff and volunteers, many who are or were professional railroaders who are no strangers to how interruptions are just a fact of life on the railroad, worked long days and late nights to prepare for and carry out this event. A big hats off to all of those who came early in the morning, stayed well into the night, and rolled with the interruptions to their plans(and to a full night’s sleep!) to ensure all of the challenges that occurred were overcome to realize a great experience for so many.
This red-tailed hawk had a rabbit dinner but wasn't able to enjoy it—chased from one perch by a red-winged blackbird, it flew to a power pole, where it was scolded and harassed by a pair of blue jays, and then a male Bulllock's oriole joined the attack. Even after the hawk flew away with its rabbit, I could hear continued clamor from wherever the hawk had moved to!
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"Capture a moment of silence in the never ending noise of the world". - Pierre Belhassen
Olympus xa2, Fujifilm superia 400.
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I am usually hostile when interrupted during the twilight hour because every minute counts at this time of the day and I usually have about 20 - 30 minutes of good light to get the shots I want.
So when a pretty young girl turned up with her camera and asked my help in getting the best picture of this view of London from the Hungerford Bridge, I obliged without any hesitation and temporarily abandoned my Panorama.
By the time, I took her through the scene modes of her camera and explained the best approach to get the shot she wanted, the light had changed and my panorama was ruined . . .
I've been back there since April but I never quite got the light I wanted so I am stuck with this one . . .
This is the Embankment Pier, the road behind is the Victoria Embankment and the bridge on the right is the Waterloo Bridge.