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The Milwaukee freeway system...a dark and awesome monster to manuever...the traffic jams will eat one alive!
I can't put many pictures of the latest wedding I shot online, so here is just a preview taste
Best man makes a speech embarrassing the groom. Seeing this, I can see why we don't do it-it causes unneeded embarrassment
Found along Catman Road trail in Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Train System. Orange Beach / Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Send me dead flowers to my wedding,
And I won't forget to put roses on your grave.
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Renaissance Book Shop, Milwaukee
I was able to get extraordinarily close to these two Herons. This photo is the result of HDR processing with Photomatix. I also used Photoshop to adjust the selective focus, subject lighting and composite, moving the birds closer together.
Refuse collection in Havana Viejo.
Original camera: Panasonic DMC-FX5. Postprocessed using Polagen (http://polagen.deviantart.com/).
Original photo by simply, Diann.
Edited for PostProcess group. See this thread for other people's interpretations of the same image.
The random girls Pinguino snapped a photo of at the Fable #3. The picture wasn't exposed very well because the flash only hit the girl on the right. I messed around with it a bunch in Lightroom, but couldn't get it to look right. Decided to make something fun out of it instead and came up with this. Used the gradient tool to correct some exposure and add in the colors.
I love how everyone here is looking at the only colour element in the shot, and that element is eminating colour and attention focus.
This is a very close up of the water entering our upper pond. A little enhancement gave it to color and produced this abstract photo.
here is the same scan after I ran it through Adobe Lightroom 2.0 beta
adjusted the white balance and increased the saturation and fill light a bit to make it look like it was on the original photo before it faded