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This is a copy of a doorstop used at Montecello. We use it to prop open the swinging door between the dining room and the kitchen. We eat pineapple fairly frequently, so in addition to it's charm, it reflects the habits of this household.
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Salut, voici une photo que j'ai éditée de A à Z dans Adobe Photoshop en environ 1 heure et demie mais avec une vitesse accélérée dans la vidéo. Modèle: Elia
J'ai pris cette photo en mode manuel avec mon Sony Alpha 7R3 et un objectif Sony Zeiss 50 mm, 1,4
Dans cette vidéo, je vous montre un tas de choses comme:
1) Utilisation des paramètres les plus importants de Photoshop pour retoucher une photo
2) Différentes techniques pour modifier et améliorer la composition de votre image
3) Utilisation optimale de l'outil tampon pour effacer les petits et grands éléments perturbateurs de l'image
4) Une astuce simple pour supprimer le grain d'une photo sans altérer sa qualité
5) Un moyen efficace de corriger la balance des blancs et la teinte
6) Diverses techniques pour booster et améliorer les couleurs de l'image
7) Utilisation de plusieurs calques et couches dans Photoshop
8) Comment recadrer et isoler divers éléments de l'image pour vous permettre de ne modifier que certaines parties de la photo
9) Utilisation des outils éclaircir et assombrir pour gérer les tons clairs et foncés
10) Utilisation des pinceaux et de l'outil pipette pour repeindre directement certaines zones de l'image
11) Colorisation ciblée des différents éléments de l'image
12) Utilisation de différents effets comme le flou entre autres
13) Utilisation de l'outil déformation d'objet
Et plein d'autres choses...
Vous pouvez voir mes autres tutoriels de photographie ici: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGCn7slqglECcGRJTxkjBsSG5Y...
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the object ladder of more stunning and amazing of the area of nature area need is looking sharp of the area for the temperature weather of the sunlight of the natural is brighten sunlight at outdoors
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Found object assemblage and mixed media on wood 2011.
This is a new piece I did recently for a group show that I will be a part of titled RECLAIMED at Rivers Edge Gallery in Wyandotte Michigan. The show opens on October 21st and runs through November 18th.
Hope to see you there for the opening...
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apart from my photographs as such, I'd like to show some art from my studio this year. this is a couple made from found objects in pseudo-ethnic up- and downcycling art in 2011.
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Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947) was a French post-impressionist painter, printmaker, and the leader of the Intimist art movement. He was known for a painting style that was very intimate, featuring friends in a garden, nudes, interiors and sunlit objects of everyday life.
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Repository: California Historical Society
Collection: Reginaldo F. del Valle papers
Date: 1893 March 20
Call number: MS 2230
Digital object ID: MS2230_003.jpg
Preferred citation: Admission ticket to the United States Senate Chamber, Reginaldo F. del Valle papers, MS 2230, courtesy, California Historical Society, MS2230_003.jpg.
Here are three objects that we've made out of pure sugar: A little dodecahedron, a toroidal coil, and a wood screw (20" long).
Read more about the Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories 3D Fabricator Project here.
A revision of the "Miracles and Wonder's" theme I began of paying more attention to the moment... I found this guy when Todd, Jason and I were walking over the Brooklyn Bridge, and happened to glance at part of the construction work they were doing. He was hiding in the dark, so I thought I would save him... since he is probably gone by now.
( For Jason )
Image by Johan Moolman
Corona Australis Molecular Cloud: a dark molecular cloud with many embedded reflection nebulae. At the northern end of the dark nebula Bernes 157, lies a few reflection nebulae: NGC 6726 and NGC 6727.
"Below" these two lies NGC 6729: latter is a variable neb, obscures star R Coronae Australis, an irregular variable, blue-white spectral type B, which illuminates it. The nebula is often compared to a comet for its appearance in a telescope, as its length is five times its width.
Also in the field, just "to the right" of NGC 6729 it is a comma-shaped object, "a Herbig-Hero structure in which protostellar systems are currently evolving".
Close globular NGC 6723 (upper left), lies in Sagittarius..
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I can't explain why I love this piece so much. It's just a beautiful thing, is all. Such fluidity, such a featherlight sense of motion and balance. Those wings, massive without ever seeming ungainly. And then there's the basic sentiment of the piece: the spirit of giving, of generosity; casting your bread upon the waters.
When I take a walk around the Back Bay after a meeting or before having dinner with friends or whatever, I often take a stroll through the Public Garden and visit this statue if I have time. It's always a joy.
Put it this way: if a fire broke out in this gallery and in some bizarre cultural rerun of the end of "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" I was the only one at hand to run in and save the treasures therein...I wouldn't be of much use. First, I'd first rescue "Spirit Of Giving." I'd have every intention of placing it outside somewhere safe from danger and then running back inside to save more stuff...but I think I'd wind up just sitting there on the sidewalk admiring it. The Abe Lincolns and the Minutemen and the Ralph Waldo Emersons would sizzle and explode while this little plaster maquette of a somewhat obscure monument survived to see another century.
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