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Original image by klsanderson.
I like the big painting on the wall of my favorite hometown restaurant; every time, when I'm sitting there, I'm considering, which of my own photos would fit well at the same place...
At Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, a lovely lily pond...finally a chance to get close enough to expose the lilies properly...
My interpretation of the original photo posted by klsanderson for the Weekly Spotlight #14 at the PostProcess Group for editing by the group members.
i am experimenting.
The light came inside my window reflected from a solar boiler on a roof.
I loved it.
So much. i decided it to push it a little in PP since my lens are a bit dark and hitted an 1600ISO Thus the experimenting in PP
Martin Rogalla was good enough to process this picture for me touching it up. Visit his photostream here: www.flickr.com/photos/70613318@N00/
An old photo of mine I stumbled upon while browsing my images folder. Either under or over exposed, but at the time not deemed 'worthy'. Revived in sepia to hide infinite sins.
Slagruiteg awoke in an instant of his being approached. The tourists had barely a blink of a weary eye to abruptly change their plans and make haste back to the village. Shangrila would have to wait for another day...
Slagruiteg's laughter could be heard for many a mile and the little hairs on the backs of the heavily burdened hiker's necks would not relax for the duration of the retreat from the rainforest.
It's a tough world out there... kill or be killed...
Whether you like it or not... this world is for winners...
Sadly it doesn't care much for losers...
Perhaps a bit dark of an idea, but one of those things you think about when looking into these places. "What if"
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Red-tail? hawk on the hunt. A little tweak for effect (lens isn't long enough to capture the feathers). My Flickr friends can correct me on the species. This one shot in the Central Colorado Rockies. Zoomed, cropped, and some blur applied.