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WARNING! I snapped these photographs under duress by my husband.
I am terribly afraid of spiders of all kinds, yet my husband insisted I take these pictures and share them.
I have these red plastic trays that I use on my young tomato plants when I put them in the ground to help strengthen their root system. I was removing the spent plants and the trays from the garden the other day. When I turned the tray over to spray it off with the hose, I was surprised by this visitor. There is more information about Black Widows here:
www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/eight-fun-facts-abo...
This pink Dogwood tree is the apple of my eye this year! It stands at the end of our driveway, before parking, and we are so proud of how it has flourished this year!
Gale force winds and huge waves over Black Rock this morning. I braved the weather to go and capture some half-marathon shots and I was amazed just how many runners there were. I gather more than 8K reached the finishing line. Champions, every one of them.
I found myself a wonderful bus shelter to stand under. I thought I was a champion just coming out in this weather.
Post-processed to the max.
Hypothymis azurea (female)
Shot in the wild/habitat, Nasugbu, Batangas
This gorgeous very tiny bird is very difficult to photograph as it is kind of restless, hopping from branch to branch non-stop aside from being under the low-lighted tree. Out of 50 or so shots and an aching neck and arm ... I only managed to get a few good ones. This got to be it.
For Perfect Purple Saturday HPPS!
Taken with the Canon 450D using the 55-250mm lens, which is a wonderful visual aid - I can actually see birds in my garden!! Post processing: square cropped, layer of purple tint, erased lightly around the eye and pale feathers near the foot.
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I just can't help it this time of year. The stamen of the common crocus is a photographic fascination for me. This one was growing in our driveway, popping out of the gravel.
Single JPG from the G10 first processed in Photoshop then upsampled and tonemapped in Photomatix, then back to Photoshop for some further adjustment.
Makes me happy ♫♪♫ Unbelievably cheesy, I know, but true ...
Monday 11th May 2009
I am so relieved: today is the first day I haven't been completely munted after work. I'm going to try to upload two photos a day this week to make up for the photos I missed last week [at least that's my intention ...]. The wind chime at Toby's grave. I like the way the glass catches the setting sun. For Monday Blues and HappyMondYay! HMB everyone!!
What started as an exercise in photographing reflections in liquid, gave me an idea for a new set: Idioms. I've never really understood this saying, and to me it seems a bit dismissive, as though the cause of upset is not significant or valid enough to warrant the upset. Anyway - more weird sayings to come ...
Thanks to ASfotos for the beautiful texture
When I was taking the photograph the other day of the spider and its web in the wheelbarrow, my first shot was out of focus and all I got was a fuzzy shot of the inside of the wheelbarrow. I tried some Post Processing playing and got this cool map looking abstract, or whatever it is! Just liked it and wanted to share! 😍
Photographed with a Canon Digital Rebel through a Kodak Duaflex at the Alameda County Fair in California.
More shots of this fairground ride.
I post processed this in Canon Digital Photo Professional to increase saturation and contrast.
We call these Chair-O-Planes in Ireland but I am not sure what they are called in the US. Wikipedia says they are also called swing carousels or wave swingers but I have never heard these terms
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strobist info- sb-800 shot through white umbrella on my right.
My first experiments in Tilt Shift Miniature Faking. The picture was not originally taken with this technique in mind, so the depth of field is not ideal. The result is not as miniaturesque as a typical tilt-shift fake, but I still like how it highlights the ferry in the middle.
This is the original image.
Want to learn how to do it? Here is a great tutorial.
karminrot extrahiert und dann einen Lichtschein dazu gemixt.
edition by Photoshop for Android Beta Version
A breeding male American Goldfinch visits the sunflower seed feeder in the yard, almost daring me to take his photo.
art created from my photos
original photo of an unusual lighthouse in Aracajú, Sergipe (Brazil)
The photo was taken on a cloudless day, so the photo wasn't very interesting. Cropping it didn't help. I was going to add a sky from a different photo, but then decided to use photos of sea gulls and scans of lace to create something a bit unusual.
When I lived in Brazil (1967-69) many of the women in my town created hand-made lace, so, for the clouds, lace seemed to be an obvious choice for me.
This lighthouse is known as the New Lighthouse. The station was established in 1861. The Old Lighthouse was in a state of deterioration and was restored and erected in a traffic circle.
I found this information online:
The construction and in-service dates are unknown. This is an active lighthouse.
Focal plane 41 m (135 ft); white light, on 30 sec, then five long (2.4 s) flashes at intervals of 6 s. 40 m (131 ft) square, cylindrical concrete tower, mounted on 2-story square concrete base, located facing the beach on the Av. Santos Dumont in Coroa de Meio, the seaside district of Aracajú. Site open, tower closed to visitors.
postprocessing challenge from the pinoy kodakero group. i added a gradient and the flood tool, curves and cropped it to a square.
original photo by micxs032!
flickr is so sloooow in this part of the world. taking ages to comment :(
Washington monument viewed from the Lincoln memorial at sunset.
This picture is an average of 10 successive shots, to smooth out the water.
I postprocessed the image with darktable. I used several tone curves to darken the obelisk, increasing the contrast with the sky (with a mask to select the area around the obelisk). I used color correction to increase saturation and shifted the shadows toward deep blue, a bit of split toning with highlights compressed toward orange and shadows toward blue. In the center of the image, I killed the details of the lawn in front of the obelisk by making this lawn very dark (tone curve filter). I used a color zones filter to make darker the blue part of the sky and its reflection. I used a lowpass filter to blur a bit the top left part of the image, with the trees' silhouette. And finally, I used a very light vignetting to desaturated and darken the border of the image.
176:365
This is basically what my mind tells me I look like as I approach 50 in May... Not cool, mind!
Kind of funny to use Photoshop to make yourself look worse than look better, eh?
=]
postprocessing:
reinforced sharper
using PhotoFiltre software
CROP
Highest position: #373 on Saturday, February 21, 2015
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Highest position: #342 on Saturday, February 21, 2015 (best position Saturday night)
The externel flash [Canon Speedlite 430EX II ] helps in exact focussing with its infrared method.
There was some wind.
Exif data
Artist eagle1effi
Canon Exposure Mode Program AE
Tele-macro
Camera <b<Canon PowerShot SX60 HS
Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture f/5.0
Focal Length 17.5 mm aka 96 mm
ISO Speed 100
Tele-macro
Focus Distance Upper 1.15 m
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Herbe de la pampa
L'adjectif spécifique selloana lui a été donné en 1818 par le naturaliste Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), en hommage au botaniste et naturaliste allemand Friedrich Sellow qui étudia la flore d'Amérique du Sud, en particulier celle du Brésil.
Cortaderia selloana, commonly known as pampas-grass,
is a flowering plant native to southern South America, including the pampas after which it is named.
Der Begriff "Ziergras" stammt nicht aus der Botanik.
hier: Pampasgras aka Cortaderia Selloana
... after the German botanist and naturalist Friedrich Sellow.
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The feathery flower head plumes, when dried, are widely used in flower arrangements and other ornamental displays.
Das Amerikanische Pampasgras (Cortaderia selloana) oder Silber-Pampasgras
ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Familie der Süßgräser (Poaceae).
Das Schneiden der meisten Ziergräser sollte im Frühjahr vorgenommen werden und nicht im Herbst, weil ansonsten Wasser in die Halme gelangen und zu Fäulnis führen kann. Das spätere Zurückschneiden im Frühjahr schützt die Pflanzen außerdem vor Kälte und hilft ihnen zu überwintern.
Wegen der auffallenden Farben und imposanten Wuchs-Formen ihrer Blätter, Blüten oder Halme auch im Herbst und Winter sind Ziergräser (englisch: ornamental grass) ein beliebtes Gestaltungselement in der Gartenkunst und künstlerischen Gartengestaltung.
Ziergras-Arten eignen sich als Solitär-Pflanzen, als Sichtschutz für den Stauden- und Steingarten oder auch zur Verbindung verschiedener Pflanzenarten wie Blumen und Sträucher.
Auch als Kübelpflanzen für den Balkon, die Terrasse oder den Wintergarten sind Ziergräser beliebt.
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I was invited along to see a midnight showing of Hamlet at The Globe theatre in London and, having never been to this place, couldn't turn it down! Although perhaps not as nice as St Stephen's Basilica or Leadenhall Market, the 'inside' of The Globe is pretty ornate. I say inside like that, as it's mostly open air and you can see the night sky while watching William Shakespeare.
This was one of my first outings with my new 5D MKII and I'm very impressed at how it handles high ISOs. This has had some slight noise reduction on it, but it was shot at 6400 and was still very usable. They didn't like you taking photos at any point, so I had to do this one really quickly on the way back from the intermission.
One more photo this week, then I'm off for a long weekend.
This shot looks better large. (Press L)
No images in comments please.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II / ISO 6400 / f/4.0 / 17-40mm @ 17mm
Got up this morning in a playful mood (I love being retired) and was definitely thinking "out of the box" - picked up the Nikon and put on the 10-24, which I haven't done in a while. Sipped some coffee.
The light streaming through the windows invigorates. The sun was shining brilliantly, although the air was heavy with humidity, but it wasn't raining (yay) and the sky was void of cloud cover (rare the past month).
Shooting with a wide angle is fun! Hit the inside of the house first and then went outdoors, but those shots can wait for another day.
I kept the fun going with Photoshop... Five For Fun.
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Post processing was done the same on all images. Each is as framed and reduced to 180dpi from 300. No other images or color were added. Toning, saturation and filters were all used in the same order for each photo. Spot saturation and toning on each for finished results.
One of the photographers in my photography circle. A bunch of us get together occasionally to wander to places unknown for a few hours of photo tripping. But they are all in isolation now, so no new outings for a while. Stay safe, shutterbugs.
"Oechsle" Schmalspurbahn - historical train.
Since the pictured needed sharpening, I used this time a different type of postprocessing :-)
Photographed with a Canon Digital Rebel through a Kodak Duaflex at the Alameda County Fair in California.
More shots of this fairground ride.
I post processed this in Canon Digital Photo Professional to increase saturation and contrast.
We call these things Chair-O-Planes in Ireland but I am not sure what they are called in the US. Wikipedia says they are also called swing carousels or wave swingers but I have never heard these terms.
F is for fumble, fall, and fortunate [there wasn't more damage ...]
F is also for
frosted adj. a surface coating on glass that cannot be seen through clearly
fragment v. 1. To break or separate [something] into fragments
2. To become broken into fragments, e.g., After the fall, the light bulb fragmented
filament n. A fine wire [heated electrically to incandescence in an electric lamp]