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So I'll wait for you... And I'll burn
Will I ever see your sweet return?
Oh, will I ever learn?
Oh, Lover, you should've come over
Cause it's not too late.
My fav band is the Foo Fighters so as soon as I saw the theme I knew my pic was going to be inspired by one of their tracks. Learn to Fly is one of the first tracks that got me into their stuff so it felt right to try to find something connected to the word Fly. HMM!
Learn how to make a ribbon wrapped hoop frame, and grab a free Holiday embroidery pattern on the blog today!
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What the heck is a vertorama?
What’s that you say? This photo has been up on Flickr for quite some time without a link to a before and after comparison? Sheesh, I’m lazy. ;)
Anyway, this photo is technically referred to as a vertorama. It basically means that it’s composed of multiple stitched photos in a vertical format as opposed to a (more traditional) horizontal panoramic format. This particular image is composed of 6 HDR photos. The 6 (processed) HDR photos were stitched together using Autopano Giga, a very powerful piece of software that makes pano work very easy.
If you are curious about the HDR Panorama process, I’ve created a little tutorial that explains it in greater detail.
Ehem... And the link to the before and after is up ;)
Enjoy!
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Technical Mumbo Jumbo:
- Nikon D90 - Tamron 28-300 @ 28mm f/5.6 Iso: 200 / 6X3 (handheld) Exposure Brackets (-2,0,2)
- HDR Photography Processing & Tone Mapping using Photomatix Pro
- Stitched the 6 HDR photos with Autopano Giga
- Post Processing & Color Correction using Photoshop
- Enhanced detail & texture with Nik Software Sharpener Pro
- Witnessed the elusive London sun =(
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To learn more about these magnificent birds please visit www.allaboutbirds.org/news/search/?q=Spruce%20Grouse
All comments regarding this picture, subject, composition, etc are welcome and appreciated. TIA.
To see more pictures of Spruce and other grouse that I have taken please visit my Grouse album at www.flickr.com/photos/black_cat_photography/albums/721777... - I hope you enjoy, thanks for visiting.
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and to give you only the best of me
And when you're away
There is nothing left in me.
And too good to be true.
It’s not ugly share to say
I will learn to love you.
Learn how to make your own owl brooch over on my blog :)
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Another 5 exposure HDR shot taken last weekend at Shorncliffe, Queensland.
See my set for more.
Exposure
EV[-2, -1, 0, +1, +2], f/14, ISO 100
Toys
Canon 400D, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 L, Shutter Release, Tripod
Processing
Photomatix
Bracketed 5 Exposure RAW files merged to HDR
Tone Mapped using Detail Enhancer
Saved as 16-bitt TIFF
Photoshop CS4
Tonal Adjustments using Camera Raw 5.2
Adjustment layer - curves (softlight)
Smart filter - unsharp mask
Borders
LOT took over operation of the 781 from Leeds to Otley during the summer when the Tiger walked. Increasingly this company is winning work on tight margin low cost tenders well away from its base. This is often a recipe which works well short term and delights those with equally short memories in some local transport authorities. The vehicle SN56EMK a VW LT46 is seen heading out of Otley on the return working.
which bridge to cross and which to burn :-) Laurence J. Peter
HFF!!
tall bearded iris, 'Ride The Tiger', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
learn, experiment ..
I hope you guys do not mind that I take this process a bit fickle with my uploads, maybe I should make choices and start again with this account ..
Zoutelande Groynes North Sea Netherlands
Technical info:
ND110 - 10 stops.
f/18
ISO100
10 mm
240s (4min00s) exposure
Software:
Lightroom 3.0
PS CS5 - Silver Efex Pro
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A lone Red Maple (Acer Rubrum) leaf along Kent Falls Brook in Kent Falls State Park in Connecticut, as taken by my beautiful wife. Happy Autumn again to all!
You can learn more about this beautiful park at www.ct.gov/dep/cwp/view.asp?A=2716&Q=325228.
On Friday, there was a learning opportunity for the volunteers at Elmwood Park Zoo. Gathered in a classroom, we heard the story of how a zookeeper had trained the two Patagonian maras (large rodents native to South America) to step onto a scale voluntarily, to be weighed.
I cannot go into much detail in this space, but I will put this photo onto a digital screen tomorrow, and explain it to people with whom I work. The process of training these large rodents took about eight months.
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Whizzing round the Poole Park cycle track
Did you learn to ride your bike in Poole Park? Or maybe you raced here? From its opening in 1892, the Poole Park track was the place to go for cycling in Poole. Thousands enjoyed the exhilarating track races.
Others came for fun family rides.
This track is one of the few Victorian park cycle tracks remaining: Just like today
cycling was very fashionable then. As soon as the Poole track opened, races became popular events.
'Encouraged by the frantic. Often there were 12,000 spectators.
The two main clubs were the Poole
Wheelers and Wesley Guild Cycling Club.
The Banten brothers were the local stars.
The family owned a bicycle shop and raced for Wesley Guild CC.
In the 1930s, Bill Harvell was the star rider.
He trained at Poole Park and won a Bronze Medal at the Olympic Games in 1932.
In 1933, he led the Poole Wheelers' team to victory at the National Team Pursuit Championship. Another champion was Marguerite Wilson from Bournemouth.
She became the first full-time female professional cyclist. At one point she held all 16 women's distance records.
In the 1970s and 80s, riders travelled quite a distance to compete here. It was one of the few places for mid-week racing.
Imagine racing here. The first track was gravel and cinder. In places it isn't much more than two metres wide. How did they avoid the benches and trees? Not to mention the water and spectators. Try to picture the spectacle of 30 fast and furious riders whizzing round the track.
Poole Wheelers are still an active club today, with regular rides for members of all abilities. Families also come to ride their bikes. Did you race or learn to ride your bike on the Poole Park track?
Learn more about this historic old bridge below. This was shot from a moving car in a light snow on Thanksgiving Day. Enjoy.
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Processing: TBLWTTONEDSHAKYVIGNWBORDER
One of my first shots with a Canon SLR.
To practice in the zoo was a good way to learn to photograph wildlife.
A new hobby was born.
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