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It's football time again. This picture was taken ten years ago on a foggy morning. Thought it would be fun to do some post processing. The bright spots came out of the fog on their own! Original: flic.kr/p/5jF6oE
Sliders Sunday image!
Thanks to Telzey and ground*floor for their beautiful textures
Happy Perfect Purple Saturday!
Bagan, Myanmar
What do you suppose this monk was reading?
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Discovered this set at a studio shoot several weeks ago. Shot with the Sigma 50 1.4 Art on a Nikon D810 and lit by a Profoto D1 with Softlight Reflector White. Postprocessed into a more vintage look...
Model: Chiara Rocha Ferreira (www.facebook.com/Chiialove)
Location: mietstudio-hamburg.reneluedke.com
50mpx RAW shot postprocessed in Photoshop
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This was originally a yellow rose macro which I didn't like too much so
I messed it around a bit with Picasa and this cabbage hybrid creation
came out ;-)
180° panorama of the badlands from font's point in california's anza-borrego desert. nikon D7000 + nikkor 10-24mm, 25-frame panorama assembled in panorama stitcher, processed in nik silver efex 2.
First, you need to know, that I am terribly, TERRIBLY afraid of spiders. Any kind, any size, in photos or movies, in drawings or cartoons, alive or dead. It stems from nightmares in my childhood and the fact that the spiders, here in the woods where we live can grow to have the diameter of a dinner plate! It isn't any wonder that I let out a scream or two on any day I am working in the yard. I saw one of them scare the bejesus out of three grown men laying brick for our basement in 1992. 😮😫
This spider (I even hate the word!) is very tiny, but I noticed the web yesterday as I walked by the wheelbarrow. I am working on a wooden door, to be part of my garden, and the door is lying across the top of the wheelbarrow, while I wait for the pollen to subside. This you-know-what decided to make a web that would shine in the sun as I walked by. So, I forced myself to grab my camera and snap a photo! I am looking down at the web, into the wheelbarrow, between the door and the edge of the wheelbarrow. I took two photos and walked away as fast as I could!
Prople waiting around for the train, while I sneak in a few shots. :)
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CC Week 32: Post-Processing Play
Remember that the most beautiful things in the world are the most useless; peacocks and lilies for instance.
~John Ruskin