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Way far overprocessed.
There was so much to be seen from up there and it could be, with polarized sunglasses and a tilt of the head to line up the polarization right and a little bit of selective vision to look through the smog... But the camera isn't so selective and it wound up picking up all of the smog and the late afternoon haze. So this one's overcooked, like putting the pizza in the microwave for too long. But the details are there, from Palm Springs to the Salton Sea to that ugly brown band of smog.
(notes in the photo call out stuff)
Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.
~ Martin Luther King, Jr.
Captured with the Ultimate HDR camera app on my Samsung smartphone.
Hospederia de Santa Fé, Eparoz, Navarra, Espana.
___Buddha
Going through my old archives; thought I'd add an old one....
I really love this image for some reason? It gives me such a warm feeling on such a gloomy day....
Cross your fingers for Sadie! Jim has taken her to the vet; maybe the bandages off, yes? Here's hoping (XXX)
and a soy chai tea latte for me when he arrives home....ya!
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Have a sunny & happy Thursday everyone!
Maybe a little overprocessed, but I still like it. Shot yesterday in my hotel, after a LONG two weeks traveling the US west coast. Those black circles under my eyes prettymuch demonstrate how exhausted I was (and still am).
I'm not sure I like the pose... it looks like I have some sort of freakishly gigantic chest, which I really don't :)
@ Swingers!
My sister loves to take people here when they visit her. But she's right...because it's so damn good.
Long day, only picture I got with me in it.
Nondescript building and black and white overprocessed sky.
Processed with Photomatix, Dfine 2, Silver Efex Pro 2, and CS6.
This little wild, untended vine on a chain link fence near my office has produced more blooms this year than ever before in the 12 years that I've worked here, but they only last about a day and I rarely get to see them in the sunlight. I caught this one on my lunch break yesterday, had fun playing with this photo on the PC. (Gotta wonder about the evolutionary basis for such dramatic color and morphology. The only insects I ever see "working" these flowers are green-bottle flies, and I don't think they're very discriminating.)
I've started seeing my new boyfriend, "Gym", about 3-4 times a week. Previously afraid of committment with him, I think I am starting to get serious.
I do have to admit, he is a bit picky about my shoes and clothes.
Today was the first day I had to cancel our date, I am ill'in.
Day 16 of my unofficial 365 days of photos.
I spent an hour checking the Shallots in the greenhouse, removing those that hadn't dried properly, and removing the loose 'papery' skins and stems off the rest.
This Sunday slide is just some extreme processing of that rather drab picture!
This is probably the most silly photo of my 365. Shawn and I set out to have our perfect day today. We started with some basic stuff - him playing golf and me relaxing. We did some stuff around the house and then went to the camera shop so that I could take a look at telephoto zoom lenses.
Then, we went to Shawn's company picnic, which was really like a fair complete with tons of free food, pony rides and daredevil motorcycle riders. Pics of that to come tomorrow.
After that, we went on a drive, stopping to take this jump shot where we laughed our asses off. Laughing feels so damn good. We all should laugh more!!
From there, we went on a drive, stopped by the Apple store, ordered me a new Mac Pro and two 23-inch monitors (no more photo editing on a small laptop!). Then we had a nice dinner and game night with friends.
Our perfect day.
I used whacky processing on this. I wanted it to look like a cartoon or something. Plus, I wanted processing that was totally out of my usual MO. Rich gave me the tutorial on this Orton-ish effect. It looks way different upon upload to Flickr. I think that would be Flickr's sharpening or something.
Anyways, just silly and fun - so I am not going to worry about it. I hope everyone laughs when they see this. Laughter is such a gift!
Huka Falls on the Waikato River, New Zealand. Stitched 3 pictures together and tone mapped.
A less flashy version here
Stopped to take a phone call and caught the reflection and Mr Hill - the 22-story Hill Centre Tower I and the 20-story Tower II (reflection) are cast-in-place concrete structures with blue semi-reflective glass curtain walls, aka McCallum Hill Centre.
Original was first processed in the iPhone App PRISMA - Style: Tokyo filter - then some further "Slidding" in Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0 for HSS.
For - Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
An attempt at over-processing a picture - on purpose.
I absolutely love these flowers!
I went into town yesterday and I have never seen so many flowers, every other person had a bunch! The florist had a huge queue-don't think she was too impressed with me buying one stem for 70p-lol!
This is taken in raw, first time I've tried it. jpegs look so overprocessed in comparison, I'll be using it from now on.
I did find it looked completely different when I uploaded it though? Had to up the saturation to make it look like it does in my documents/ps. Do files that were originally raw usually do this on flickr?
The University of Regina new sign and surrounding 'gateway' area — a nearly $1 million project - completed back in May of 2014, as part of the project its cost included site improvement (new sidewalks, pathways and improved lighting) and new landscaping.
The sign, made up of giant, stainless steel letters on a Tyndall stone base, is located at the main entrance at Kramer Boulevard and Wascana Parkway.
Processed on the iPhone with Prisma (Thota Vaikunt) and then "touched up" with Elements.
For - Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
An attempt at over-processing a picture - on purpose.
As per a request - this is what the original looks like www.flickr.com/photos/128924064@N08/32147942291/in/datepo...
#22 Electrical for 52 in 2017 Challenge.
I struggled with this topic so I decided to photograph my ugly power strip and plugs and then overprocess it to death!
Week 2: Project SoulPancake
Assignment: ART at arm's reach
STEP ONE
Scavenge around your desk, barstool, couch cushions for anything handy. And we mean anything: paper clips, poker chips, fake eyelashes, junk mail, bullet casings.
STEP TWO
CREATE ART.
STEP THREE
Bask in your artistic brilliance.
Repeat as desired.
I decided to do this one at work, since I tend to feel spectacularly uncreative at work most times. I'm a number-crunching bureaucrat but I've been trying to bring my camera to work more days and take 'photo breaks'.
This fabulous work of art is a red manila folder cut out. I had actually cut out the heart last week for another little series I'm doing. I was thinking about my letter for today (J for February alphabet thingy) and about this project and how one of the things that brings me joy in my life is art - whether created by me (mainly via camera) or others. So here you go - a bit of good cheesy sunshiney joy!
And of course, today was one of the days without the 'real' camera, so here's an overprocessed iphone shot :)
i've been tagged by marty , austin , and lemuriana
HERE'S SIXTEEN THINGS ABOUT ME YOU MAY OR MAY NOT KNOW :
1. i'm left-handed in everything except for volleyball. i serve overhand like lefty but underhand like a righty.
2. my pro account just expired. *cough cough*
3. i love the smell in the air right after it rains
4. i hate all apple flavored candy and all apple scented candles and lotions, but i could drink the shit outa apple juice any day of the week
5. you know when you're watchin a movie and you're all "OH that actor/actress has been in something else, what is itttt, oh i know it i know it it's on the tip of my tongue!" yeah. i'm totally the boss with that. to be completely braggy.
6. i've had the same best friend for the past five years and she is the cheese to my macaroni
7. i'm in love with jon&kate plus 8. srsly, cutest show ever.
8. i don't really know what my natural hair color is anymore
9. as of january 1, 2009 i'm not drinking soda for an entire year. i don't really drink it that much anyways, so i'm hoping it isn't too hard
10. i dance when i'm driving. all the time. i probably look mentally unstable to everyone else on the road.
11. my fingernail polish is always chipped
12. my hair will never be long enough
13. i've had a tiny bit of an obsession with anything zebra since i was about 13 years old. oh hai! i just realized i typed this one for number 13 hahah. ok, i'm a dork.
14. i've got a tumblr it's kind of, sort of, almost interesting?
15. i could live in v-necks and sundresses 24/7
16. i bring the funk.
currently listening : you make it real - james morrison
Green Mountains.
One more possibly overprocessed vista. But it comes near to what I saw and enjoyed. Fortunately the clouds didn't lead to rain.
SLIDER SATURDAY 15/52
There are times that I find extensive post processing evokes a very different feel or mood from an image and sometimes I like the result.
Being more of a purist with photography, I seldom post these overprocessed images but I decided for 2012, I would post those images on what I have termed "Slider Saturday". These will be images that I have extensively moved the sliders in post processing.
...well, maybe don't.
I'll have you know this was shot in my townhouse without the aid of a tripod. otherwise it would probably have been a mirror shot along that vein. xD
and now I would love to sit and stalk your streams but I have to go to work. cheers.
another from the magical sunset recently in toronto.
1 exposure, tweaked in aperture. after posting to flickr, it took on a whole new level of wierd. strange banding and artifacts were introduced. me thinks because of my boneheadedness to shoot jpg by mistake vs. raw the overprocessing just cooked it.
HDR from a single RAW file, tonemapped in Photomatix. Looks somewhat overprocessed to me, but the light was difficult to keep into check.
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