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just got a new 'smartphone' and am learning how to take pictures and upload to my iphoto-- it's a huge learning curve.
and i am not going to show you the selfie-- yulk!!
ANSH scavenger7 "inverted colors"
am definitely gonna do this again with more *colors* than white snow and brown trunks on green trees
This barn is fitted with a projection screen, to show movies after dark. The image you see is a reflection in a pond. The "clouds" in the sky and in front of the barn are really stuff floating in the water.
Inverted 1x1 cheese slopes hold on fake stud, which is flex + 4mm pneumatic hose. It's a pretty sturdy connection.
This was taken in San Antonio, Texas, a long time ago !
It is a wooden slatted canopy over a pedestrian concourse, held in tension with wires attached to a streel ring ! My camera is pointed straight up !
The only photoshop applied to this 35mm colour slide is to invert the colours!
A real photo of a reflected tree in la Alhambra gardens (Granada, Spain). It is not a computer generated image, although it may seem ;
What appear to be mysterious stepping stones on the ice, were probably formed by footprints in the snow.
An inverted mushroom blooming from the forest floor, along the trail in Great Falls National Park, VA, USA.
Google Lens IDs this as likely a gilled bolete, such as the golden-gilled bolete (Phylloporus pelletieri) or Phylloporus rhodoxanthus.
The Beautiful Christina. This was a lot of fun. Shot at night in a friend's pool. The shoot was all about experimenting with lighting water. I tried to light this one in a way that would minimize the water, others accentuate it. Some are experiments with freezing the water. But it was all about experimenting with the light.
More images from this shoot to come.
Large Softbox camera right with home made flash bracket. A little fill from the front with a second flash bounced into umbrella several feet away and a touch of a third flash hitting the water/bottom of the pool. No, the flash wasn't in the water. :) PW triggers.
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BREAKING NEWS My 486th picture to be viewed over 1,000 times (November 2015). First uploaded March 2014
This is a shot down the back of one of my dining room chairs and enhanced with Photoshop using the color negative invert. Taken with a Canon 35mm f/2 lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Curved - 2/26/11
An "artsy" version of a photo taken recently, I had been adjusting color, etc. in Photoshop and accidentally inverted the entire photo. But I liked it so much I decided to keep it. Coming up next is the actual photo...
I love the way the blinds look ghostly. I think I'll invert more of my tosses - they come out so much more interesting.
This is me in April 2011. I was hiking at Tortilla Flat, Arizona, and this time I was prepared to try my skills in the nature. I have been working on improving my splits and arm strength and was surprised of myself too when i realized I could do this pose..:P.
This clubhouse is in my neighborhood. I now enjoy playing bridge on Fridays and Bunco on Wednesday here. I have lived here for such a long time and did not know any of the people here. Now I'm having a great time being an "Elkins Lake Lady". My favorite effect of this shot is seeing the tiny people.
ansh: inverted colors
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My sister and her friend Daniella and I went on a photoshoot on Monday in this really abandoned town. I literally saw two people the whole time and I think like only 20 people live there. BUT IT WAS AWESOME. And kind of creepy.
A while back I played around with inverting colours in photoshop, and found that beach and sea scenes were perfectly complementary as the pale brown sand would invert to a blue, and the blue of the sea would invert to a brown.
Bizarrely, and similarly, blue in photoshop inverts to yellow.
It got me pondering about the colour blue. As you can see from the image, five colours invert to blue: brown, red, orange, yellow and chartreuse (a greeny yellow).
Is it that we are insufficiently discriminating so that we call all these blues blue?
Or are we more sensitive to the earthy colours so that they are more distinct in our eyes?
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