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Pixelmator just got released! I love the Opacity features for the windows.... I'm using the Demo for 30 days... =)
I've started creating a few designs based on my botanical photos, for print into greetings cards. All comments welcome!
The derelict West Pier in Brighton, taken on August 8th 2010.
Its full story:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Pier
My first attempt at a large mosaic, there are plenty of mistakes. There's also plenty of detail to be seen on the larger versions.
Aperture3 handled the original RAW files and the picture were put together in Pixelmator v1.6, which handled the large file admirably.
’Ewa view (more or less northwest here) of the waterfront slide at Waikiki’s Fort DeRussy. I spent much of my youth at this stretch of beach and ocean. Vintage but undated white cardboard mount “Kodachrome Transparency Processed By Kodak” slide produced between 1958 and 1959. Severe underexposure corrected pretty well in Pixelmator Pro.
Photo details
- 1955 Duke Kahanamoku beach at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in the distance
- 1955 Beach Lanais at the Hawaiian Village visible thru the slide, center
- 1957 Ocean Tower (14 floors) at the Hawaiian Village Hotel, right
Another chronophotography shot, see also Number 1 & Number 2.
Multiple shots taken with a Nikon D90, and layered together using Pixelmator.
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Pixelmator 3.0 FX brings even more powerful ways to enhance your images. With the new Layer Styles, a complete set of Liquify Tools, and support for the new OS X Mavericks features — creating advanced and polished compositions — is now so much simpler, faster, and more enjoyable. And the new state-of-the-art image editing engine gives you the speed you need to keep the creative process smoothly flowing.
One of the first shots with the Sigma 10-20mm mounted on my new Canon EOS 7D.
The image was edited using Pixelmator for Mac.
Today must have been my lucky day; my one day old 7D slipped out of my camera bag and dropped on a rough stone floor, just leaving some small marks on the bottom of the camera, but it survived! Pfewww...