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Another hazy sunrise from Islandhill. The water was flat calm giving perfect reflections. Beautiful to just stand and watch :)
Probably one of the prettiest I've ever seen...and soon to be eaten. A touch of processing here of course. The SOOC in comments for the originalists.
Macro Mondays contribution 21 November 2016 - "Stitch"
There's no disguising what this is or what I've done with it!! Apart from some of the filter work done using the Nik Software suite - particularly the vignette blur tool.
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One of the best preserved pieces of coal heritage in the Upper Potomac Coalfield is the Buxton and Landstreet company store between Thomas and Coketon. Buxton and Landstreet was the retail arm of Davis Coal & Coke co
The CP Rail Smith Falls, Ontario yard job sets a pair of SD's in front of the offices. These two units will be heading west on the Chalk River Sub. Man, it's still wicked cold!
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In Alt Sachs' Saturday night on the way back from the Museumsuferfest.
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)
Any news, Perkins?
Nothing's gone in or come out, sir.
How about on the radio?
No word yet. Wait a minute! I'm getting something!
What is it?
Oh my god! it's the most awful screaming! it sounds like manic banshees from hell!
Great! The product run-out is a smash!
Product?
They found the new double-stuffed chocolate cookies! They're killing themselves over them!
And that's. . . good?
We've got a hit, Perkins. Good work. The board will go ape. There might even be a promotion in it for you. Maybe.
What about the. . . er, casualties, sir?
What about them? Stay in your lane, Perkins.
Yes, sir. Of course, sir.
HEMBRUG - The former Boiler House of the Artillery Equipment (Artillerie Inrichtingen, 1895 to 2003)
N.B: The portraits inside the building, refugees in the Forest of Calais, are made by photographer Ruben Timman.
Ruben has traveled several times back and shared the pictures with the people on the photo and got permission for public placement!
More beach 'street photography'. This looks heavily processed but actually is quite close to the original.
Clifton, South Africa.
I do like the cloud placement in this image. The original photo was of a semi-deserted Florida beach in early morning. Photoleap Tiny Planet and Cloud Wanderer components were used to create it.
This is a composite of all of the phases of the eclipse that I could see from my perch on Bernal Hill from 3am to 7am, when the moon set behind Twin Peaks. I took some liberties with moon placement in the composite, but the moon is shown at actual size relative to Sutro Tower from my vantage at Bernal Hill. I used a Canon 5D Mark IV and a Canon 100-400L at 400mm for each of the moon shots. I already can’t wait til the next one in January 2019! 🌕🌔🌓🌒🌑🌘🌗🌖🌕
Week 36-52 -2015 Edition - Multi Exposure.
This weeks Multi Exposure Theme proved to be incredibly difficult as I have very limited understanding of Photoshop. This was not the photo I had planned but just could not get the planned photo.
It did not help either that my Adobe settings again blocked access to Photoshop until I signed up for a 30 day trial, even though It is already part of my monthly subscription
I used the following instructions received from a camera club colleague Jane Friel to merge my two photos. Open both photos in photoshop. select one photo by pressing Ctrl+A to select it, then Ctrl+C to copy it. go to the 2nd open file in photoshop. press Ctrl+V to paste the first photo you've selected onto the 2nd one. This will create a new layer. if you want to see the layer underneath, reduce the 'fill' command (above the layers panel). It's usually at 100%.
Didn't manage following. Use the move tool to move the top layer around to align it where ever you want. When you are happy with the placement, put the fill command back to 100%. Create a mask. Use the brush tool to brush away the detail you don't want - you need to use the black square/white square on the tools panel. When finished, merge your layers.