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Walking through the wheat fields in Norfolk UK with son and grandson. Taken with a second hand 15 quid point and shoot Fuji finepix.
Cessey sur Tille en Côte d'Or
(Bourgogne-Franche-Comté)
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Looking down Franklin Creek at the Franklin Creek State Natural Area - Illinois - Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
A scene from this past Saturday afternoon. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2 Further processing with Nik Color Effex Pro 4
Leica M9 & Noctilux-M 50mm
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Saturday was a cold and blustery February Day. Just the way winter should be. The total overcast in the morning gave way to this more moody sky in the afternoon. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2, Conversion to monochrome with Nik Silver Efex Pro 2
The Tide Marker in the Dee estuary, Flint, North Wales. UK. The weather was very overcast with flat light which lends itself to this hi key shot.
DSLR image edited in Lightroom, Nik software, and used picMonkey collage program. Thank you for your comments and appreciation, Gail
Paint Effects and Textures from my own Topaz presets.
Finished in Nik Colour Efex and Viveza.
Thank you for any comments
Without words. - Pfeiffer Beach, Big Sur, California
...Well...almost.
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If you've not followed the news on the Big Sur fire it was devastating, and so many people were so drastically affected. The road to Pfeiffer is currently closed due to the fire so our host took us the back way, high into the hills where we could see the damage and finally down into the entrance to Pfeiffer.
Sunday we had Pfeiffer Beach all to ourselves. That's completely unheard of this time of year as photographers from around the world flock to the famous beach to witness the sun set directly in the keyhole arch. But Sunday we were the only ones (other than a handful of locals and a few brave workers who'd helped contained the fire) and the conditions were perfect. No footprints in front of the arch. None. It was said, "we are the luckiest photographers on the planet," and I couldn't agree more.
Kodiak Greenwood it was an absolute honor to meet you. I can't wait to see your shots from tonight and hope to see you again soon. All the best and I really can't thank you enough for giving us the opportunity to experience Pfeiffer in such a remarkable way.
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Leica M-P & Summilux-M 50mm @ ISO3200
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I must admit that the view is relaxing and harmonious, and bathed in a soft, rosy light - which are definitely a bunch of good ingredients for a good early morning shot - but what struck a chord with me was the bright wake left by the swimming moorhen. The bird was going her way, unaware of me, and in doing so she was leaving a shining wake - taking on the first lights of the day - a track for me to follow towards a deeper meaning of Life, the Universe and Everything - possibily something more meaningful than Fourty-two... :-)
I have obtained this picture by blending an exposure bracketing [-1.7/0/+1.7 EV] by luminosity masks in the Gimp (EXIF data, as usual, refer to the "normal exposure" shot), then I added some final touches with Nik Color Efex Pro 4.
Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm
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Long time no see, Flickr. Apologies to those who still consider me to be a contact. What can I say? It has been a very long time since I took the camera out but, alone and miserable on New Year’s Eve, I decided it was time I did something with some of these images clogging up my hard disk. A month later and I have finally made a start!
Here’s one from almost four years ago. Stunning conditions on the outskirts of Sheffield. Might have another go at this one; there’s some weirdness in the sky that only appears on uploading to Flickr. Grrr.
Copyright © Laura Dryden 2013. All rights reserved. Please do not use without permission.
Fall - Yea! Cooler weather is on it's way
Winter - Rain! Much needed and wanted, it helps sustain desert life through the rest of the year
Spring - Wind! Tie all the loose stuff down and hold on to your cat.
Summer - RUN! Triple digit heat and high humidity! Down right scary. Have you ever seen an entire region of sweating people with frizzy hair and split ends???
View through steamed up glasses
for
Sliders Sunday HSS
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A winter sunrise over the Golden Gate
I write.... I delete... I write again, then delete. So many thoughts, but no words for this scene.
On top of the world.....
Forest fires from Canada and Western US has made it's way to Illinois. This is causing an Orange cast even with heavy cloud cover. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
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A calming and peaceful scene done in the style of a John Constable painting using my own photos and textures
Photoshop CC + Nik Color Efex Pro
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