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Explore Frontpage | 24.07.2009
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Should keep this pretty short tonight as my eyes & I need more rest according to my Dr :)) I can feel i am on my way to recovery so let's hope it can only get better over the weekend. Trust everyone is looking forward to the end of 'TGIF'!
I will not post anything from my archive tonight so here's one from my recent trip to Bangkok! Do rest & relax & don't be sick like me!
** Thank you all so much again for all your constant support! **
View LARGE On Black to see all that glitters are gold!
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Prasat Phra Debidorn in the Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand
The Shot
Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) taken handheld using Sigma DC HSM 10-20mm lens
Photomatix
- Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option
Photoshop
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'curves' to increase the contrast
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (blues) to enhance the sky
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows) to slightly tone up the golden tiles
- Added 1 layer mask effect of 'levels' to enhance the area between pillars
- Blended in a tonemapped single tonemapped (0 EV) shot to remove ppl in front of me
- Used 'unsharp mask' (as always) on the background layer
You
All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are (as always) welcome
Music
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Layer upon layer of fog and trees at sunrise this morning. Shrouds of fog and mist conceal and as they move, also reveal small sections of the landscape, which after a few seconds or minutes disappear once more.
Copyright © Karen Pezzimenti
I stacked some lace table mats on top of each other and took a side on shot. Technically the mats were tatted, so I think that makes them lace.
What I really wanted was to capture this exact view at sunrise, but didn't get a chance to do so. Hence, I had to make best use of the conditions available to me at the time.
Palacio de Estoi
I converted the exposure to B/W with Nik Silver Efex pro. In Photoshop Elements I highlighted the building and created the sky in a seperate layer using radial zoom.
The Marine Layer moved in, and for the next 3 days this was the most sun we saw...still a nice break from the routine.
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Was going to let the cobwebs get to this one but when viewed as a thumbnail it sort of yelled at me so here we are. The layers between the bushes, road, light stream and terrain leading to Ngauruhoe must have said something to release it from the depths of spider land..haha.
Must admit had to dial back the red light stream a fair bit as was a bit strong and was taking way too much screaming attention from the mountain.
Taken for Macro Mondays"Layer" theme. Each shell is about the size of a little finger nail. I suppose I could have done this last week!
Stay safe people and keep your distance from others. It's not worth the possible consequences.
(or....There's Gold in Them There Hills!)
Last night's sunset overlooking the hills of West Dorset, including Rawlsbury Camp - an iron age hill fort - and the Dorsetshire Gap. Still so much of Dorset to explore!
The geography and landscape is interesting in almost any direction when observing from highlands of Arches National Park.
Linglow Hill in the foreground with the top end of Marksclose Wood (sw of Great Asby)
Fantastic walking country
As the decaying years multiply, the peeling layers reveal aspects of this barn that some probably did not expect. In my sibling family of eight spanning 25 years, each recall a different side of our departed parents, some memories and perceptions startling the others.
Cockney London Pub
Padova Jazz Club
Correzzola (PD)
Dario Volpi/chitarra, Andrea Pimazzoni/sax tenore, Mattia Magatelli/contrabbasso, Marco Carlesso/batteria
This is a fabric coaster made with fabric created with the Stitch and Slash technique. It involves encasing many pieces of fabric between 2 layers of fabric, stitching lines then slashing the spaces to reveal the fabric inside.
Another frosty start to the morning today and it was good to get out and enjoy it. Something about a walk on a frosty, dry, still morning that takes some beating!
Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.
Comentarios y favs son siempre bienvenidos
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Making the most of the wonderful conditions yesterday morning it would have been criminal not to get some misty fields and tree shots. There may be more of these over the coming days :)
This one I particularly like due to the singe chimney in the foreground providing its own addition to the mist. Getting the colour balance was hard as the sun had just risen and was casting an orange glow across the land, this combined with the diffusion from the mist gave a prevalent yellow hue when facing in this particular direction. But I'm quite happy that is how I saw it at the time.
Almost impossible to see where land ended and the clouds started from the top of Pale Heights on Saturday morning!
Pulled over to check incoming company messages and for a first peek into California as I continue south to my next delivery. I usually shoot in color and then decide if I want to switch the picture to B&W, this time I just shot in B&W as there really wasn't much color to begin wirh.
At the beach again, for some long exposure shots. Those were taken at Breskens, The Netherlands. I was close to the lighthouse of Breskens. The water was very high and calm. It reached the stoned structure that protects the dunes. I love the different kinds of structures and textures in this shot, and its well balanced composition.