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adam alexander senior pics...all of the edits - if there is an action name in the file name it's a my four hens photography action :D
i don't like processed/overprocessed photos - but he does.
The lengths these "togs" (retch) go to for a shot ;)
I love this - one of my favourite friends, photographers and places...all rolled into one captured moment in time. And I got "Simpsons" clouds too :D
If you like photographers who don't overprocess every photo to within an inch of its life then check out Norm's stream www.flickr.com/photos/nurmanman/. If you like post processing then Flickr is chocka with them so you are already catered for :)
Trying out my new "Nifty 50" Nikon 50mm 1.8 (the cheap & cheerful 50mm!) In my excitement I may have overprocessed a tad, but there's a sweet bit of bokeh action going on in the background.
A test of some "Easy Overprocessing with c2g". This effect is supposed to make a clown's eyes bleed from the color and contrast ;)
see here for details:
A little summertime goodness I found today at Lake Crabtree park in Raleigh. I overprocessed the image a little, but I love the deep blue sky, so I kept it. I am ready to spend a week at the beach (or the lake) and just relax.
Cheers,
Wade
a bit overprocessed. I wasn't really going for reality once I saw how the green bushes were starting to look.
#Raphadramatic snaps from the Leicester Forest Cycling Club's annual road race in September 2014.
Please don't pinch my pictures. If you'd like to use them, then let me know. I probably won't charge, but it's nice to be nice, right?
My main Flickr stream, that has less pictures of men in lycra, is here: www.flickr.com/photos/placid_casual/
16. Oktober 2013
Als meine Tochter kurz vor ihrer schriftlichen Prüfung stand, gab es dann eine zeitlang täglich entweder "Essen auf Rädern" - oder aber eben auch "Räder in Richtung Essen", d.h. ich holte sie abends in ihrem Internat ab und wir fuhren zu einer Örtlichkeit, wo man um diese Zeit noch etwas Warmes zu akzeptablen Preisen vorgesetzt bekam. In diesem Fall das China-Restaurant Panda, Karlsruher Straße 89, 75179 Pforzheim ;)
An interactive sculpture, made from scrap metal and titled ‘a sledgehammer to crack a nut’. Intended as "a graphic demonstration of the absurdity of overprocessing plants". I suspect that it's far too entertaining for most observers to see it as a symbol of absurdity. But it does break down sometimes, it seems.
Next place I plan to explore.
The pic was taken through a dirty train window on a foggy day, overprocessed as usual, but in the end I quite like the result.
#Raphadramatic snaps from the Leicester Forest Cycling Club's annual road race in September 2014.
Please don't pinch my pictures. If you'd like to use them, then let me know. I probably won't charge, but it's nice to be nice, right?
My main Flickr stream, that has less pictures of men in lycra, is here: www.flickr.com/photos/placid_casual/
I didn't think I'd like it in sepia, but this works! =)
Original: www.flickr.com/photos/senorita_mielpops/3887378480/
(which I'd delete if I didn't value people's comments so much, but I does! =P)
"These guys are aaall around Trocadero and the Eiffel Tower. Candid shot of a trio taking a break, with the Tower in the background.
Overprocessed?.. =/ Feedback appreciated!
Texture: www.flickr.com/photos/skeletalmess/collections/7215761567...
(I don't remember which one exactly, but they're all great!)"
This is either a witty, hyperreal, comment on the commodification of childhood, or an overprocessed holiday snap. Processed from one raw image using Lightroom (and then a touch of Gimp).
Took me ages to find the right words to Google to find a tutorial for this industrial effect - turns out the magic word is "gritty". It was fun to play with - I haven't tried anything new like this for a while. (Tute: www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-effects/overprocessed-p...)
No trick or treaters knocked on our door this hallowe'en (that we know of, we went out at 7pm and didn't return until 12am) so the emergency 'treats' that Colin bought 'just in case' are for us! Yum!
you're going to have to wait for this. But it'll be worth it. I'm reserving it for a tiny flickr mixr avec the citymorningblue & nevadaskyphoto & our friend Maggie who we have yet to convince to get an account.
Councilmember Jim Graham speaking at DDOT's pre-construction meeting for the upcoming first phase of the U Street Reconstruction.
I had to do quite a bit of overprocessing to compensate for having to use my point & shoot... it's amazing the quality difference when I don't have my fancy SLR gizmos at hand.
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2013 02 08 - Used by Greater Greater Washington.
This is my first attempt at HDR so be gentle lol. Hopefully it is not overprocessed. I find it hard to shoot the landscape up in the mountains because you get 3 such sharp contrasts between the dark gully, the sunlit side of the cliffs and then the sky. So I actually remembered this time to take some shots to work on back home to see what could be done. I like how you can see the darker green of the wet rainforest cutting into the dry eucalypt forests.
Trying to maintain a healthy diet but can't resist a scoop of ice cream after dinner? This healthy ice cream recipe is a game changer for satisfying cravings without the calories, sugar, and fat found in conventional ice cream. A protein ice cream recipe calls for only four easy ingredients and thirty seconds of your time. With this favorite 1-minute protein ice cream recipe, you can make your own protein ice cream at home. It may be made vegan and contains only four ingredients.
This healthy ice cream could not be easier to prepare. If you're looking for a low-sugar option, the bananas and peanut butter are the only sources of sweetness. As a source of daily protein and healthy fats, peanut butter is also an excellent addition to any dessert. Blend together for a healthy ice cream recipe you'll want to make by the bucket.
These recipes for protein ice cream are great for giving your muscles protein and carbs right after a workout. In addition, there is no added sugar to keep you from counting calories.
The creamiest, healthiest ice cream can be made from frozen bananas. To freeze bananas, peel them first, then cut them in half and place them in a freezer bag. To prevent them from sticking together when frozen, you can freeze them separately on a tray and then transfer them to a freezer bag
Homemade High protein Ice Cream Recipe
You'll need a strong blender or food processor to whip up your preferred protein ice cream. Xanthan gum, a thickening and stabilizing substance found in classic ice cream, salad dressings, baked products, syrups, soups, etc., is the main ingredient that many people rely on to give the chilled delicacy an ice cream-like feel. Since it's already present in most protein powders, you'll just need to add a teaspoon or so to your protein ice cream.
Recipe 1 -
Banana Protein Ice Cream
Ingredients:
500g frozen bananas
4-6 scoops Vanilla Impact Protein
250ml fat-free yoghurt (use dairy-free for vegan)
50ml milk (of choice)
Method:
First, combine all of the ingredients until they are nearly smooth, without overprocessing. Be careful not to overprocess the combination, as it will begin to warm and become excessively liquid, making it unsuitable for immediate consumption.
Next, reheat a spoon under the tap, scoop the ice cream into a bowl, and consume immediately.
Pour the leftover ice cream into an airtight Tupperware container and freeze for future use.
Mix your protein ice cream every hour during the first four hours of freezing to keep it creamy. If you want, you may skip this step and simply thaw the protein ice cream for 15 minutes each time you want some.
Add your preferred nutritious toppings, such as cinnamon, chocochips or blueberries.
Recipe 2 -
Ingredients:
Bananas
Peanut butter
50ml milk (of choice)
Sugar-free syrup or Choco Chips (optional)
Method:
Prepare a baking sheet by lining it with nonstick paper. Slice the bananas and distribute them evenly around the tray.
In a freezer, place the tray for two to three hours, or until it is completely frozen.
In a food processor, blend the frozen banana.
In a blender, combine peanut butter and milk and process until smooth.
Simply scoop the mixture into a bowl and eat. For additional richness, you can sprinkle over chocolate chips or Sugar-Free Syrup.
Recipe 3 -
A peanut butter banana variation can be made by combining two to three frozen bananas, one scoop of vanilla protein powder, two tablespoons of powdered or plain peanut butter, and a splash of almond milk in a blender. The bananas take on the role of ice in this version of the smoothie. Additionally, chocolate chips can be added near the end of the mixing process in order to add some crunch.
Final Thoughts
The good thing about high-protein ice cream is that you can change it up based on your tastes and what you have on hand. The majority of the recipes call for one cup or less of your preferred nut milk, combined with ice, frozen fruit, or other sweet ingredients (including Oreos, whipped cream, pudding mix, or even cereal). Obviously, you will also add a protein source; protein powder, Greek yoghurt, or peanut butter powder are popular choices.
i have officially maxed out grow-light space now that i've transferred tomatoes, eggplants, and pepper to larger pots. currently we have:
- 80 tomato seedlings
- 20 eggplant seedlings
- 10 serrano pepper seedlings
- a bunch of basil and parsley still growing in their little trays
- nasturtiums (pictured here), cosmos, and sunflower seedlings off and running
- oh and there are 10 more tomato seedlings on the windowsill in tex's classroom, since there's no room for them here and i couldn't bear the thought of sacrificing the poor innocent little guys
i had to put all the veggie seedlings in pairs in the 4" pots, or else i would have had to sacrifice half of them. i think they'll be fine that way. right??
Today's been kinda stupid. And when i have stupid days.. i photoshop stuff. and keeping in the theme of the day, this gave me issues. i couldn't get it to look how i wanted. so here.. its a bunch of stuff crammed into one picture.. :-/
a vote would be nice.
Mateo (2000-2007)
Olympus D-520z - Enero 2004
overprocessing with c2g (Gimp)
www.flickr.com/groups/gimpusers/discuss/72157619079536887/
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