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View On Black

 

View LARGE On Black

 

A shot of a star gazer lily in our back yard.

 

Post processing done with PhotoShop Elements 3 and Microsoft Picture It 10 Premium.

 

Added to EXPLORE for July 17th 2009. Highest position: # 8

I don't know Carl, but the license plate stated

that this 1932 Ford Roadster was his.

Last week I challenged myself to see if I could get a low light bubble bokeh shot with my iPhone 11 Pro. I was surprised to learn it can be done, and actually looks pretty good. This is a shot I uploaded last week after using the iPhone’s edit tools to bump up the black points, definition and add a bit of vignette, among other sliders and a filter I’m sure I’ve forgotten. Today I used the legacy mellow Flickr filter to spice it up to the max for slider Sunday. I hope everyone is having a fabulous slider Sunday!!

KJFK NEW YORK JOHN F KENNEDY

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sharper and structure

edition by snapseed

by Google ppc

just enough darkness

Elle czech. postprocessing only

The latest experiment in pixel voodoo (note - no chickens were harmed in the evoking of this image).

 

Laos Countryside

 

Imagine if that was your home town!

 

Would you want to live there?

 

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excuse the face, its sunday so its not a pretty day.

maybe edited a little too much? i got carried away with myself. ahhh at least i kept myself entertained for the day.

87/365.

 

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I had to apply vignetting to the image because the sunshine was obliterating the scene...;-).

 

February 18 is day 4 of my measurements of the growth-rate. The

bulb has grown two inches in two days. It has doubled its growth rate in the last two days.

 

February 18 = G :: Growth Rate Starts With The Letter G

G is for Growth Rate. That's good enough for me!

 

I planted a bulb, possibly Japanese iris, crocus, or hyacinth in a flowerpot of rooted coleus for spring replanting. A bunch of flowerpots with different rooted cuttings are on my kitchen windowsill.

 

I figured out how to measure this unknown bulb’s growth rate using a popsicle stick to mark the sprout’s height.

 

The growth rate I measured using a finely divided yellow metal tape is 7/16 inches or 1.11 centimeters per 24 hours.

 

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I find that the white balance settings dramatically influence the color tones of a shot like this. The auto settings of my Nikon D810 ranged from yellow/red to purple during this sunset. I shoot in RAW, so I don't fret about the auto-WB settings while in the field, but it does create a dilemma in post-processing. Because of this, I try to really pay attention to the color tones of the actual scene in front of me. No camera can truly capture it - the luminance, the feel, the tonality of the colors. In my approach, that's up to me to see it, remember it, and try to push the dials in a way that faithfully expresses what I saw. It's an elusive but satisfying process.

Playing with a photo of an Autumn Hydrangea

youtu.be/tcRYdVlGXNQ

 

harsh colour/contrast on this one. looks better on the (original) version

Original shot is here

This shot is essentially genesis of my affair with photography. I took this during my first photoWalk. Since then photography has become a passion

...at home...2024

 

*Home series, by someone who just takes a few unpretentious pictures, here and there...

 

Carpe Diem!!!

a bit of a departure for me, eh??

date: 8th, Mar. 2019

location: iidate, fukushima

exposure: 480sec. x 14 + 180sec. x 5 (ISO1600)

camera: Canon EOS60Da

optics: Takahashi MT-200(1200mm F6)

mount & guide: Takahashi NJP, MGEN

some experimental PP :)

bad dream filter

spatter filter on the wall

green cast on the wall

In the Autumn we planted 6 fruit trees at the bottom of our new garden & under 2 of them we scattered the ashes of our beloved dogs Meg & Candy who sadly had to be put to sleep before we moved house. We were going to scatter their ashes on a local beach but they'd never been on a Wexford beach so it didn't seem right, as if they wouldn't know where they were? Silly really. Anyway now every time we eat an apple we'll remember them. This is Meg's tree covered in beautiful blossom HSS!

Les Gorges de l'Areuse, NE, Suisse

Roseberry Topping, North Yorkshire Moors.

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Google hat es verbessert und vorgeschlagen

So many days you passed me by

See the tear standing in my eye

You didn't stop to make me feel better

By leaving me a card or a letter ~ The Marvelettes

 

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I'm not sad, but it's Friday 13th - so for Sad Bokeh Friday, here's a forlorn letterbox [not mine, btw] waiting for some mail ...

 

Thanks to Borealnz and yourbartender for their beautiful textures

 

Sadder On Black

Les Gorges de l'Areuse, NE, Suisse

More of the birds...

 

Thanks to ghostbones for some of the textures!

just because……going thru my archives

Am not sure if I was using picmonkey for post processing. That was before I got disenchanted with their “improvements”

My best (yes, I'm afraid it is) attempt to give this photo the feel of an old Chinese/Japanese painting.

 

And no, adding idiograms would not have looked authentic; it would have been crass. And I'd probably have said something rude without realising it, too..

Quite a backlit illusion!

X-T1 + Vivitar f2.8/135mm manual focus lens

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The first in a series I've been working on: USA Revisited (in my dreams) reprocessing photos taken during our trip to the USA in 2008.

 

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