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Layers is a photograph taken at McConnells Mill State Park in Western Pennsylvania. This illuminated mass of wet and matted leaves caught my attention while walking through the otherwise dark and misty trail.
i'm at a loss of creativity these days.
anyway, layering of sx-70 blend film (bottom) and a time zero mis-shot.
With a definition of multi layers up, someone did this to proof how many #zentai they can pile up!
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Early morning in the Ogwen valley, waiting for sunrise. The real view is actually in the other direction along to Llynnau Mymbyr but one of my fellow togs kindly pointed out the lone tree, and we all know you can't beat alone tree with a sharp stick.(That probably counts as self harm!)
So the music for this evening has absolutely nothing to do with this image but it's worth a listen.
Somerset may have it's levels, but Derbyshire has it's layers.
Stone Edge, looking south east over the M1 corridor, shortly after sunrise, on a slightly frosty, misty morning.
Quickly set up image after shooting the sunrise that morning.
I've been wanting to capture a 'layer' type image for sometime and this seemed to drop just right, even though it's not your usual touristy countryside view of the Derbyshire Peak District.
A few interesting toots from commuting motorists on the A632, as this was shot from the roadside verge. I'm sure they were trying to put me off.
Oh well better luck next time, peoples !
The Layers within and Angle of the cliff here really caught my eye.
West side of South Ronaldsay looking out into the Pentland Firth with the island of Swona just left of centre, island of Hoy just to the right. The Flood tide running from right to left.
5sec LE.
Some layer action from Hunstanton on the North Norfolk Coast UK. I don't usually visit here a high tide as it covers all the fantastic smooth rock pavements but as i was in the area and a there was higher tide than normal i decided to grab this shot of the cliff faces and their beautiful colours.
So, this may not look like much to you but for me it means a lot. I am experimenting now with layers and taking multiple of the same pics and layering on top of each other.... Hopefully I can get the layers right so at the end it will look better.
I used these two, really good, youtube videos to help me through this learning experience.
Freshly eroded cliff face near Happisburgh Norfolk clearly showing the different layers.
DMC-G80M - ISO200 - 1/40sec - Lumix G Vario 12-60mmF3.5-5.6 @ f/8
The ten-mile branch rail line from Wareham to Swanage was opened in 1885. Trains will once again be timetabled to run the whole length as from 2016.
Meanwhile, during Swanage Railway's autumn gala, No.30777 leaves Corfe Castle station for Norden. 777 belongs to the “King Arthur” class of express passenger locomotives introduced by the Southern Railway in 1918. The large driving wheels made high speed running possible up to 90 mph. Sir Lamiel was built in 1925. This class of locomotives mostly ran express services from London's Waterloo terminus to the south west, places like Salisbury and Exeter. As a result, they had names associated with the area and the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Sir Lamiel of Cardiff was a fictional minor knight of the Round Table. He might have been a "minor" knight but apparently he was a “great lover” I just thought you'd like to know that....maybe.
Meanwhile the foundations of Corfe Castle in the background date back 1,000 years with the stronghold visible today mostly dating back 700-800 years.
This was fun to shoot, if a bit warm... phew! still picking mohairs off my lipstick ;-)
Photoshop terms-ODC2
A Mountain range in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. I hope you enjoy the image and thanks for the visit.
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As the snow falls down over London, its time to layer up with a thermal vest and long sleeve rugby shirt.
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At Pyramid Lake, Jasper NP, Canadian Rockies, Alberta