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I like this because the postprocessing makes it almost look like a painting. Unfortunately, I don't know the name of the volcano in the background. It could be Tacora.
I used Photoshop CS3 to create extra pampas grass at abstract angles, then changed color and mood with a gradient layer.
I'm in the mood to post process once again...and will post some before and after shots...This particular shot was taken in the METRO Subway in Singapore...thanks to my friend HANNI for posing willingly...:-)
My best friend and I shared this amazing cupcake we bought at the mall. It was generously sized and sprinkled and so moist. I miss it! And I miss you, Nicki <3
Canon Rebel xs 1000d
Shot in Raw
Processed in Digital Photo Professional
and in Gimp
And of course I have a copy of the bare photo, without the extra text/border/etc but I uploaded this one because it was pretty ^-^
Theme of the week: hair
My hair is very short so I went looking for collars with very hairy fur. And then probably processed the pic to death...
This's gone through several different renditions at least. Cooked within an inch of its life, but I had a blast! :D HSS, all!
Give it a shot on black. Mmmblack.
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Dragon.
The Dragon is one of the most powerful and lucky Signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Dragons possess a certain natural, charming charisma that ensures they can always influence their peers and often find themselves the center of attention in social situations. The Dragon's friends are always keen to hear what this firebrand has to say and when it comes to dispensing advice, the Dragon has the floor.
Its ego can get in the Dragon's way, but even so, this larger-than-life creature has a knack for initiating projects and keeping the troops motivated. As lucky as they are, Dragons have a good chance of achieving considerable material wealth during their lifetimes, although it isn't mere money that's this Sign's main motivation. Power is what the Dragon wants and truly believes it deserves. Dragons are quite the opportunists, forever searching for ways in which to consolidate their considerable power. Contrary to all this strength and fire, a weakened Dragon is a sad sack, a creature that refuses to take defeat with even a modicum of grace.
The role of leader is the only one the Dragon wants, the better from which to give orders and be king of the hill. Crossing the Dragon is never a good idea -- this beast can singe! If Dragons can learn to balance their quest for success with an appreciation for the little things, their life will be more than worthwhile.
....or maybe it's all yada yada.
The pale yellow hanging clusters on the tips of bare woody branches are flowers of the medicinal tree known as the Sterculia villosa, commonly as Hairy Sterculia and Elephant-rope Tree. it is called UDAL in Bengali.
The waxy dark-red and fiery-red blooms from the lower right margin to the middle of the image are the flowers of the Bombax ceiba otherwise called the Cotton-floss Tree, and in Bengali, SHIMUL.
There's a blurry image of a tree covered in sprays of off-white flowers in the background leaning to the right from the middle of the image. That is the flowering Moringa oleifera or the Drumstick Tree - the Miracle Tree - that gives us a commonly loved summer vegetable, SHOJNA or SAJNA, with various parts of the plant having different kinds of medicinal value.
At extreme right, the thicker orange clusters are flowers of the Butea monosperma, aka Parrot Tree, known in Bengali as POLASH.
Patrick is a homeless guy that we met while walking along the levee. He told us a story about how he is from Fort Worth, but ended up in Baton Rouge after exercising too much of his right to free speech. He said that his mom and dad were both naval officers. He didn't really say how he ended up becoming homeless.
Which rendering is better? -01 is a simple crop, while in -02, I brightened the image, boosted the contrast and colour saturation
We mostly hear them. If we see them, it's a blur. This one decided to sit still for us. I ran and HDR workflow on this photo to bring out the color and contrast.
This is an orange flavored toffee. As a kid this used to be one of my favorites. It used to come very cheap .......15 pieces for mere 2 rupees ! We used to call it "santre ki goli"(orange toffee).
Recently a friend offered these to me............and with it came whole lot of beautiful and lovely memories :):):)