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Opened circa 1864, the lattice truss wooden bridge is located along Sharon-Goshen Turnpike and one can drive thru on a nice summer / fall afternoon. Be sure to stop by for a classic New England luncheon in the town!
reprocessing old files with current software. fuji finepix F30 6MP point-and-shoot, processed in lightroom LR4 + PTLens + photoshop CS6 + nik color efex + alienskin exposure 4.
Monday 5th October 2009
Monday Blues ... ♫♪♫
Happy Monday everyone! I'm off to work ... be back later :-)
Thanks to A Million To One and ASfotos for their beautiful textures
I do not know if this house has been occupied during the two years that it has hung above the butterfly garden.
Don't be afraid of the uncertainties... venture forth... burrow through that dark tunnel... conquer it...
You'll be glad that you took the risk...
As it's Valentine's Day tomorrow, for the group Music Monday, I've chosen a song that's not especially a favourite of mine, but it is a refreshingly cheerful song with loving lyrics and an upbeat tempo, despite it's title: Don't go breaking my heart ♫♪♫
Posted to the group 112 pictures in 2012 #86 Heart
Haddy, my youngest sister, made this wax heart with glass wings after the hearts that she and I painted on Toby's coffin. To me it's a very special and symbolic piece. It represents a soaring heart or free spirit, as well as love on so many levels: the love of a parent for a child, the love between siblings and friends, and romantic love.
Initially Haddy planned to make a heart of glass but wasn't sure how to attach it to the wings. When she showed me the glass wings and the wax heart, I thought wax was the perfect material for the heart: it looked softer and more organic than glass (it even melts slightly in hot weather). Haddy agreed, and so she used the wax mould as the heart.
Here it is, held in Brad's beautiful hands.
*Finally Got A Pro Account Sorted Out.
Contemporary Landscape University Project.
Landscape - Rural.
Location - Barr Beacon (Birmingham).
Photography And Post Processing - Me.
This project gave me a chance to analyse the materials, methodologies, processes and techniques of other landscape photographers. The aim was to develop and refine my basic core subject skills and abilities of Photography and Moving Image. The project brief required the ability to shoot both of the following topics and investigate it's relationship with landscape through depiction and research. One must be Urban (a.) Which sounds interesting and the other Rural (b.) My final body of work will consist of two fine conventional black and white prints presented in an appropriate form with the 35mm negatives. My final prints i will scan on to my computer then upload them on Flickr for everybody to see. I will also try out some digital color/colour landscape experiments. To compliment this i will add contact sheets and test stripes. i think some of the most important things to consider with Landscape Photography is form, shape and tone.
A Urban Landscape is something which is based in the main city and an Rural landscape is based in the countryside. Now i have the basic research, knowledge and to push this project further i needed to decide on a theme. I combined my theme on environmentalism, memories and surrealism. I picked one for my final body of work which was environmentalism and i establish connections. Environmentalism is interesting as a social movement, it's the need for a point of view, to show the Landscape for what it is and to change the publics perception/point of view. Memories might be interesting but surrealism could again be interesting taking an object/subject and constructing it.
AS a photography player,there is always saying that you must take a photo at sunset and dawn,especially at dawn.I always take a photo at sunset because i am lazy for getting up to the spot before dawn.I know there is often a unpredictable payment for dawn,but sunset is better for payment. So,i like sunset .This is my first time taking a photo before dawn, but unluckily ,there is not sunlight until morning...
Explore #415
This is the first time I have really tried to post-process a photo.
I'm still new to digital photography and I guess part of me is still anti-editing. I think this is based on my (ongoing) facination with film photography. Its snobbish I know, and perhaps all to obvious to like analogue. But I know there are many that would agree. Film is king.
I don't have any editing software. Just 'Microsoft Office Picture Manager' which I used for this shot. I messed about with the contrasts until the light was how I wanted it. I cropped it (slightly) and imported it into 'Paint' to add the black border.
Still learning.
[The use of black boarder is inspired by the incredible work of Benoit.P . ]
(Shot using Nikon D90 with manual 50mm Nikkor1.8 lens - probably with F2.8 for this one)
Thoughts - comments - critiques - always welcome
Learning more with LuminarAI this morning. This is one of my yucky photos of my Red Maple tree in the garden. Just playing...
I am usually quite critical of overt post-processing but this seahorse with inverted colors looks outright trippy. And I'm not claiming that this is how I took the photograph, do I?
I was setting up my gears at the lotus pond in the Singapore Botanic Garden when I noticed this fly hovering over one of the lotus flowers. I hurriedly took a shot at the bugger before it flew away; surprising that the photo came out sharp. I'm no ice-veined shooter and usually needs a tripod to get rid of shakes. =)
Deësis Mosaic
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul - Turkey
The Deësis mosaic probably dates from 1261. It was commissioned to mark the end of 57 years of Roman Catholic use and the return to the Orthodox faith. It is the third panel situated in the imperial enclosure of the upper galleries.
It is widely considered the finest in Hagia Sophia, because of the softness of the features, the humane expressions and the tones of the mosaic. The style is close to that of the Italian painters of the late 13th or early 14th century, such as Duccio. In this panel the Virgin Mary and John the Baptist, both shown in three-quarters profile, are imploring the intercession of Christ Pantocrator for humanity on Judgment Day.
The bottom part of this mosaic is badly deteriorated. This mosaic is considered as the beginning of the Renaissance in Byzantine pictorial art.
Hagia Sofia - Ayasofya - Sultanahmet - Istanbul, Turkey - 2013-04-24 16-56-09 -Edit.jpg
As dusk gives way to the evening, HANEDA shimmers in the beautiful lights of the terminal. Notice the TOKYO 2020 gate signs.
I like the SX70 for versatility - supermacro and zoom.
ppc - postprocessing by Aviary on flickr,
saved as a new photo
Places / Germany / Baden-Wurttemberg / Tuebingen
Highest position: 255 on Friday, January 9, 2015
Original
here: half file size
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Mondphase und Mondstand
am
8.1.2015
stand der Mond im Sternzeichen:
Löwe ♂
bei (Phase):
abnehmendem Mond (3. Viertel)
abnehmend bis
bis Dienstag 20.01.2015 -
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1. Vollmond:
2015
Schneemond
war am 5-1- 2015 - 6:00 Uhr
Nutzen Sie Voll- und Neumondtage als Fastentage ( z.B. Saftfasten o.ä.) bis zum Dienstag 20.01.2015.
Beginnen Sie Ihre Diät bei abnehmendem Mond z.B. direkt nach dem Vollmond. Der Körper entschlackt, entgiftet und entwässert in dieser Mondphase am besten. Es ist einfacher überhaupt anzufangen, geht müheloser und schneller.
Stimmt!
Effi
Auch wenn Sie Sportlernahrung oder Nahrungsergänzung zu sich nehmen, wird es wahrscheinlich nicht schaden, den Mond zu berücksichtigen ;-)
Raspberry ketone
Das Himbeer-Keton kommt auch im Tabakrauch vor, wobei es im Tabak selbst nicht gefunden wurde.
It is one of the most expensive natural flavor components used in the food industry. The natural compound can cost as much as $20,000 per kg.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himbeerketon
4-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)butan-2-on, Frambinon, Oxyphenalon, Rheosmin
Summenformal: C-10 H-12 O-2
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From Raw-file, ".CR2", aka "Canon-Raw-File"
The CR2 file type is primarily associated with 'Canon Digital Camera' by Canon, Inc.. Raw image format for some Canon digital cameras. Raw images are basically the data as it comes directly from the CCD detector in the camera. Raw files can also contain text information about the picture and conditions in the camera when the picture was taken. These images are based on the TIFF image standard. Konvertor will display these EXIF metadata.
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converted by Faststone viewer IMG_2911
- hand-held
- with hands fixed on the wall,
- taken with the articulated display control
as good as it gets
Besser ging es nicht!
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Jetzt bin ich mit der Canon SX60 d'accord.
Diese angemessene Qualität einer Bridge Kamera wollte ich unbedingt haben.
Den Vergleich mit der SX50 hat sie überwunden, wenn auch nur mit RAW-File!
Ein Quantensprung seit der Vorstellung der Canon Powershot SX1 von 2009.
Im Super-macro-modus (f/2,8), Foliage Modus für natürliche Farben und Sonneuntergang Modus ist die SX1 allerdings immer noch super!
weitreichenden Dioptrienausgleich: -6.0 bis +2.0 dpt (SX1)
Manches hat die SX60 nicht mehr genauso gut wie die Vorgänger-Modelle!
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Canon PowerShot SX60 HS,
Canon, PowerShot, SX60, HS, Bridgecamera, bridge, camera, Canon PowerShot SX60, Canon SX60,Powershot SX60,SX60HS,eagle1effi, Powershot SX60,
Vorteil raw
Record Mode CR2+JPEG
Continuous Drive- Continuous 4.8 fps
postprocessing
Raw lässt sich 50% nachschärfen
JPG nur 15%
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Camera Canon PowerShot SX60 HS
Exposure 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture f/6.5
Focal Length 247 mm ~1365 mm analog 35 mm film
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias - 1/3 EV
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File Number 612-2911
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How do you actually visit the full 500 Explore list of any past date?
December 2014
www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/2014/12/
January 2015
Another of my through the viewfinder experiments.
Shot with a Canon Digital Rebel through a kodak Duaflex.
I post processed this in Canon Digital Photo Professional to increase saturation and contrast.
On Flickr Interesting page for June 17th 2006.
Tuesday 20th January 2009
I know you probably won't believe this [because I find it hard to believe], but in my head, before I start, I envision the kind of photos I want to take: tasteful images with subtle colour and delicate bokeh and then this is what I come out with ...
I photographed our red satin umbrella, and altered the colour in photoshop. It didn't turn out quite as I'd hoped so I decided to make it into a 'polaroid' because it seemed to suit the over-the-top colour, and then I added text because the whole thing was beginning to get a really carried-away holiday-headache-in-the-tropics feel ...
Oh, btw, Happy Pretty Pink Themed Tuesday!
P.S. Happy Birthday Matt !!
Happy Birthday Meisi !!
I am learning about the Camera Calibration module in Lightroom. There is apparently a huge difference between the Adobe Lightroom default way of interpreting a raw file, and the camera's default way of interpreting the same raw file. The most noticeable difference I'm seeing is in colors - the camera's standard seems to have more pinks and seems more pleasing to me personally.
Shot with RX100. This one is the Camera Standard, no other adjustments. Compare to the other one.
Notice how different the purples look! For processing in LR, this gives more options. For trying to determine what the scene "really" looked like, this gives more confusion.
I have also noticed that by default, Lightroom seems to choose Adobe Standard for all photos shot on my Sony cameras, but chooses Camera Standard for all photos shot on my iPhone, and the iPhone "camera standard" is noticeably much much warmer and more saturated and contrasty than the adobe standard and even than the camera standard for my Sony cameras. I am going to have to figure out how you can change those defaults.
post processed photo of
a beautiful late afternoon on Cape Cod Bay
I shot this almost 9 years ago
because of the light
and the movement of the vessels in front of me
the motion was entrancing and soothing
I tried to capture that brief interlude
the sharpness in the original focus would not do
so the HDR slider was pushed to max blur
the dreamy sense is almost there
a calm ripple line between opposite worlds
and opposite directions as well
and as I look closer I see and wonder
if that man in the red dinghy
was looking at me
For Music Mondays a favourite song by The Stone Roses. ♫♪♫
Posted to the group 112 in 2012 #70 Gold(en)
Brad and I gave this ring to Toby for her eighteenth birthday and she wore it everyday ... now I wear it everyday on an antique fob chain that Brad gave me for Valentines 2010.