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This little Azalea blossom has been processed with a plugin from Redfield called Fractalius ONE!!! Happy Sliders Sunday, Everybody!!
"Throw me to the mountains, I'll be at peace as long as I will live."
~ Shashank Rayal
View of the mountains from the Eravikulam National Park.
First post for 2010, I am trying to experiment on the effects of plugins for photographs. This is my way of saying Hi to all my Flickr friends.
Have a great day.
[Photograph taken at City Center Mall, Qatar]
View of Dubai Marina from the Jumeirah Palm Island. The skyline with skyscrapers in the distance and yachts in the water below make for a lovely cityscape. Dubai Marina is an artificial canal city, built along a two-mile (3 km) stretch of Persian Gulf shoreline. When the entire development is complete, it will accommodate more than 120,000 people in residential towers and villas. This is an enhanced, wider perspective of an earlier upload of mine.
The 'sweet pepper', also called 'bell pepper' because of its shape, is a cultivar group of the species 'Capsicum annuum'. It is botanically a fruit but is generally considered in culinary contexts to be a vegetable. Sweet peppers can be found in a rainbow of colors including green, red, orange and more rarely, white, rainbow (between stages of ripening) and purple depending on when they are harvested and the specific cultivar. As a bell pepper ages its flavor becomes sweeter and milder. They are generally available all year round but are more plentiful and less expensive during the summer months.
This photograph was taken at the outdoor market held each Saturday morning in front of the famed 'Ferry Building' at the foot of Market Street in downtown San Francisco, California. The bright colors and increased texture that you see in this photograph were the result of post processing using a plugin to Photoshop CS5 called "Pixel Bender" by Adobe Labs.
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The dropbox plugin allows you to batch-upload files into your Omeka archive, and associate them with collections as well as tag them. It can also be used to associate files with pre-existing items.
More info: omeka.org/codex/Plugins/Dropbox
Thought I'd play with something I've seen others doing {grin}! Used the Flaming Pear Flood plugin for Photoshop.
Feb 27th, 2007 Explore front page
I had many people mail and ask what I used , so thought I would post .........and you get a 30 day free trial..............great tool.......
LightBox.
Cámara Usada: α Sony Alpha DSLR-A100
Photoshop CS2.
Macro.
Objetivo: DT 18-70 mm F 3.5 – 5.6
Luz fuente: Fluorecente 27W.
HDR: Redynamix Plugins
Created for
'Treat This #2' - Kreative People
www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157635487356211/
Thanks to hollykl for these originals:
un ansel adams naturale.... la scorsa settimana un amico ha alitato sul mio obiettivo citanto il famoso fotografo e qui il mio cavallo ha fatto la stessa cosa.
devo pulire per bene l'obiettivo perchè vedo troppe cose che non mi piacciono.
please no graphics in your comments. if it's from a group i've posted in choose the little one - comment with only graphics will be deleted. thanks
"Peter Maynard", Life in Shadows, Sony NEX 5 50mm f1.8 E OSS, Processed in Lightroom, Nik Plugins, Adelaide.
133X240 secondi 200 bias 10 flat, iso 800 Eos Eos 5D Mk2 modificata, su telescopio FS60 CB Takahashi e spianatore di campo originale, autoguida con dithering PHD Guiding su Soligor 200 mm. e Orion Starshoot Camera, montatura AZEQ6 GT SW, processing Pixinsight 1.8.8-8 Photoshop CC15 e Topaz Labs plugin; soggetto NGC 7822 nel Cefeo, cielo di Lucrezia (PU) Italy
immagine sostituita con aggiunta di 97 frames di 3 minuti
Adelaide, Peter Maynard, Life in Shadows, Leica M8, Summicron 50mm f2 version 3, Processed with Nik Plugins.
EasterVisual and plugin demo by bennoeH.
This is a screenshot from an Easter visual,
specifically a Resolume Arena composition.
It features a 3D animated Easter egg in the foreground
and two ISF-based Arena plugins running in the
background.
The plugin on the rearmost/bottom layer is fully
visible but its brightness has been reduced.
The plugin above it, positioned between the egg
and the 100% background plugin, has been
processed with a luminance mask so that only
parts of it remain visible.
Each element has its own animation sequence.
A slight drop shadow effect was added to the 3D egg
to make it stand out more from the backgrounds,
and the color saturation of the middle layer was
increased, with the hue shifted slightly towards
red/yellow.
All layers function as independent loops, meaning
they are infinitely endles. Each layer has a different
total length, in the combination it's resulting in
continuously new compositions so that it givs no
absolute repetitions.
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