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Malewszczyzna, near Zamosc, eastern Poland.

Picture 2021-11-12-4439_P_FS

Edited in Canon DPP 4:

Digital lens optimizer: Yes (50)

Diffraction correction: Yes

Chromatic aberration: Yes (100)

Color blur: Yes

Peripheral illumination: No (reduced to 0)

Distortion: Yes (100)

Brightness: +0.83

White balance: Auto (White priority)

Fine tune: Not changed (0.0 / 0.0)

Picture style: Neutral

Gamma: Auto (Not changed)

Contrast: +2

Shadow: +1

Highlight: 0

Color saturation: 0

Sharpness: Yes (Unsharp mask)

Strength: 3

Fineness: 1

Thresholt: 3

Cropping: Not cropped

Angle: 0.00 (Not changed)

No photomontage.

Framed in Photoshop 6

Since there's nothing worth posting from my recent outings around St. Louis, and this Flickr account ain't paying for itself, here's one more from my last decent trip away from home.

 

Colorado Pacific Rio Grande's (CXRG) Walsenburg Turn climbs a small rise and into Ft. Garland, CO after completing its westward passage over La Veta Pass and through the adjacent foothills. The train ran a few hours later this day, making for some nice afternoon lighting, free of the clouds that hampered similar efforts a couple days earlier. From this point on, the train has a relatively straight and flat run all the way in to Alamosa, making for a quicker pace than its 10-25 mph transit of the Pass.

Chichester Cathedral during 2015.

Detail of a leaf.

 

The average rate of energy captured by global photosynthesis is approximately 130 terawatts, which is about eight times the total power consumption of human civilization. Photosynthetic organisms also convert around 100–115 billion tons of carbon into biomass per year. [from Wikipedia]

We can optimize our brain as CPU with PoI system.

 

@ my blog

Vehicles abandoned in 1945 at the American air base Bluie 2 East deep in the fjord in Greenland

Sofia, Bulgaria

Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4

Tower tour of York Minster.

Osaka suburb

 

Sony RX100 III (24 - 70mm)

Scanned salt print

 

Arches Aquarelle. High contrast dig neg without salt print calibrated curve + reduction of exposure time to 4 min.

 

Everything else as previously uploaded "Monte Baldo" print.

 

I suspect that exposure time and neg density has a great influence on salt print tone.

Maiwand Lion, Forbury Gardens, Reading.

using of the shadow

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