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I slid this into what could be a universe of micro organisms... just added circles and filters, then played with tone and added color. This was originally a b&w shot of Pampas grass. See below.
Aberdeen is currently hosting SPECTRA, Scotland’s Festival of Light, and as we can't get to see it ourselves, I thought I'd make my own Light Show that can at least fill the computer monitor with some intense colour ☺️!!
Happy Sliders Sunday! 😊
About Spectra
"held in Aberdeen City Centre between 6th-9th February 2025. This award-winning free public festival involves innovative light installations, large-scale projections and interactive artworks sited across the centre of this Granite city to create a magical winter experience in north-east Scotland."
from 2024: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVOBdn1tukw
and www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU39YrH27fw
My Sliders Sunday set is here: Here
Post-processing set: Here
Every day should be Earth Day. I worry that our children will have to face something like this!
Take care of the Earth, my friends!
**A note: I've been having problems-UGH!- with my photos/ external HD/ and computer. Not sure when I can begin posting photos again, or if I will ever see my photos again! ☹️ (I had this one on my desktop.) Please keep your fingers crossed that I get all my pics back! Thanks!
Rose in my flower garden. Lots of effects used in the photo program of my Mac to get this result. The only way that I know how to paint. I can't draw a straight line with a ruler.
Sunflowers in my Garden.
Early in the morning, i feel well looking at the flowers.
Seine et Marne State/France.
My own photo.
Using Gimp for a painting touch (waterpixel filter + edge + select by colour + textures) and DarkTable software (suturation + contrast).
Desolation Wilderness. Backcountry near Lake Tahoe, CA. scanned from slide
Heavily photoshopped, manipulated and post processed..................
tweaked (for color & sun) version of a familiar view, the partial ice-melt was very fortuitous for achieving the (partial) mountain reflection
West Hill Lift, East Sussex. A funicular Lift that runs on steep rails up through a tunnel made in the cliffs. A short journey but saves your legs from having to walk up a very steep hill and steps up onto the West hill to the Hastings Castle. Worth it as the views are spectacular from up there. Photo by Kaz.