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Sometimes I see potential in a photo for these effects. Sometimes I just go willy nilly and see what happens. Sometimes I just put the photo in the trash and start over.
This is done using a layer mask and blur effect in Photoshop Elements.
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I spotted some wee, faded flowers that were very close to losing their petals. I have no idea what they are, but I thought they were sweet. The background is mostly echinacea. Edited and effects in Topaz Studio for Sliders Sunday. HSS!
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Another barn and playing with Topaz.
I enjoy taking a simple shot and putting it through some software.
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Some twirls that I never posted. I especially love the colours in this. I guess I should do some more of these so that I don't forget how to do them.
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Some little tiny gears that I managed to process a bit fancy in Topaz Glow.
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I don't usually do this but, after posting my slider I thought I would pursue a technique I have seen on flickr and try my hand at it.
Here is my first attempt after some tutorials on You Tube and about an hour and a half of clicks.
Opinions appreciated. I am sure it is not every ones cup of tea, but I like the effect.
Some daffodils I got to bring in some spring.
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Art Gallery of Hamilton
My special effect using a layer mask.
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Another step into the Dark series. I think this is in hamilton Ontario. Another hot day on the rockpile.
One more to go.
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Problems uploading. Anyone else?
That time of year when flickr slows down. Looks like I got my days mixed up.
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... changing postprocessing for fun - an experiment.
Germany. Bavaria. Mittelfranken. Altmühl river. A hot July summerday nearby the Altmühlsee. July ... a month with massive infrared light. So i don't hesitate to take "winter" shots in summer.
Nikon D40. Lens 18.0-55.0mm f/3.5-5.6. ISO 200. 1/800 sec. f/8. 34mm. Using an infrared filter 720nm. Red/Blue channel swap in postrocessing in order to get the cyan sky.
If you are interested in an image of the disassembled Nikon D40 for infrared conversion ... here it is --> Nikon D40 Infrared Conversion.
And with a wave of her wand, the blue faerie produced a beautiful blue egg decorated with irises from a scattering of blue faerie dust.
The theme for "Smile on Saturdat" for the 8th of April is "eggs-periment". For this challenge, the main subject must be eggs and one has to 'experiment' with post-processing the photo. Now this is a real challenge for me, because as a general rule, I don't like to do a great deal of post-processing to my images. However in this case I have made an egg-ception! I hope my post-processing using a bit of colour saturation and different lens flare images from Be-Funky will be enough. I must confess that it really does make this a rather magical egg! I hope you like my choice of the theme this week, and that it makes you smile.
This delicate and fragile Easter egg has been painted completely by hand in a beautiful Art Nouveau style, known as Arts and Crafts Movement or “Style Liberty” in the United Kingdom. The egg has a background of rich cobalt blue which is decorated with a stylised cobalt blue irises in a William Morris style and then overlaid with gilding. The egg is then covered in a varnish to protect the fragile hand painted surface. This egg, perched atop a small porcelain rest, has a small puncture at both the top and the bottom, indicating that it was “blown”, a tradition where one blows the white and yolk of the egg through the hole in the bottom by way of exhaling into the hole at the top. A time consuming method, egg blowing must be done gently so as not to break the fragile egg shell by applying too much pressure. It can take well over an hour to blow a single egg. The paper I have chosen for the background is one of William Morris’ most popular patterns, “Strawberry Thief”, created in 1883, which I thought suited this magical Style Liberty Easter egg.
When ever possible I try to find that thing that stands out. The unusual. The different thing. I think this one had a look to it.
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