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nothing to say nothing to say nothing to say. i feel like this is really bland and too dark and blah, but i felt inclined to upload something.
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Collage of the neighborhood Common Brown Hawk circling the sky obliquely overhead and perching on a transmission tower located on a street running parallel to ours.
Photographed with a Canon Digital Rebel through a Kodak Duaflex at the Alameda County Fair in California.
I post processed this in Canon Digital Photo Professional to increase saturation and contrast.
On the Explore Interesting page for July 14th 2006
The previous shot, edited as follows:
1. Create a duplicate layer
2. Apply the "increase contrast" colour curve preset to the top layer
3. Blend the two layers in Multiply mode, at 65% opacity.
4. Cropped
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I've posted these before, but had the opportunity to post process using Adobe Lightroom 5. I really like the outcome of both. Please- critique. I am always open to learn new teqniques!
Statue of Sir Thomas Jackson and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building at Central (Post-Processed)
Original Photo Here
figured this would be appropriate for halloween, eh?
oh, i really could get addicted to post-processing. i only wish the left half was a clearer pic to begin with but the LBC (little black cat) does not like hanging around (being still) while her picture is being taken!!
ANSH scavenger15 diptych of 2 different eyes
postprocessing
warm colors
darker
- Nikon AF-S Nikkor 1.8/50 mm G,
Camera
Nikon D5100
Vari Program Sunset
Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture f/7.1
Focal Length 50 mm aka 75 mm
Focal Length 50.4 mm
ISO Speed 200
Early morning, Settlers Beach, just out of Cossack, in the Pilbara. Brad and I were so fortunate to be the only people camping there, but obviously we were not alone.
Layered in Photoshop with three of my textures: Tundra, Hard Labour, previously posted with descriptions, and Pastel: a soft texture made from photos of painted board, silvery hairy paper, and water running over stones in the Paringa River on the west coast of New Zealand’s beautiful South Island.
台北單車臨界量 | Critical Mass Taipei
台灣城市單車聯盟/潘建儒攝影
2014年4月19日
台灣，台北
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Taiwan Urban Bicycle Alliance/funkyruru
April 19th, 2014
Taipei, Taiwan
Very happy to go retro in postprocessing of this living artifact that served in the Pacific Theatre of World War II - including over the Ryukyu Islands which some 70 years later are once again controversial to the point of requiring airpower. Now about the Piper L-4J which according to www.ruudleeuw.com/usa14-hff.htm, Historic Flight’s Piper L-4J was delivered to the US Army Air Force on June 8th 1945 as S/N 45-4955. The brand new L-4 was sent straight to the Pacific Theater where it served on the Philippine and Ryukyu Islands.
After VJ Day, 45-4955 remained in the Pacific until 1947, where it was decommissioned on the Island of Okinawa and joined the civilian world as NC68935.
Here's a photo from my album of Historic Flight Foundation's Vintage Aircraft Weekend Saturday. Please check the album - you never know if I've dropped another batch of images into the album.
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe A. Kunzler Photo, AvgeekJoe Productions, growlernoise-AT-gmail-DOT-com
w/b 2/3 - The picture is an old warehouse by the docks in Ramsey, Isle of Man. I really liked the battered look of the building when I was there, and was disappointed with the original shot (see comments as usual).
This one took quite a bit of time for quite a subtle effect, but I'm quite pleased with the result...:
- Used the Perspective tool to add width to the top of the building
- Used the pinch and whirl tool to correct the resulting buldge
- Used the scale tool to give some hight back (it had started to look a bit chubby!)
- Adjusted the levels and saturation to bring the colours out and add some contrast
- Added a new layer with the sky on (from the same day to keep the lighting as accurate as possible)
- Selected out the blown-out sky and turned the inverse into a mask
- Tweaked the edges of the mask (this is the bit that took the time) using the airbrush to try and make it look as natural as possible
- Tweaked the colour balance to remove some of the blue cast (still visible on the white building the the right)
- Sharpened using the un-sharp mask filter
- Cropped to remove some of the distractions left and right.
Phew!
Heh. For a town full of microbrews, we sure do love our Pabst Blue Ribbon:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pabst_Brewing_Company#Pabst_Blue_Ri...
The beer is primarily known today as the choice beverage of the counter-culture. In 2002, after years of decline, sales of PBR skyrocketed in areas like Portland, Oregon, much to the confusion of company heads. As it turned out, its low price and gritty, urban image appealed to the city's thriving indie and hipster scenes, resuscitating the brand and lending it a great deal of trendy cachet. Despite their website featuring art competitions and photos of young people dressed in alternative fashions, Pabst has chosen not to fully embrace the counter-cultural label or appeal to it arguably because the very same "authenticity" that made it popular would be challenged by over-marketing. Instead, the company has opted for subtlety, finding clever ways to target its growing niche through the surreptitious sponsorship of indie music concerts, local businesses, dive bars, and radio programming such as NPR's All Things Considered. These techniques have proven effective and have been rewarded with remarkable growth in sales- the production of PBR has more than doubled since its revival in the early 2000's. Pabst's success is seen by some analysts as a model for advertising to a new generation of media-savvy, anti-consumerist youth culture.[7][8]