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Straight out of camera. Posted for a discussion of postprocessing hacks.

 

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2010年

那時候小DC也玩很兇

Some fun with fractals

Sometimes in life,

You just have to live.

When you feel like

You have lost the game.

Be Determined,

ANd You will see,

it is never really

that tough...

KORD CHICAGO O'HARE

first snowfall after lots of rain.

HDR and some color gradients

previously posted, recently processed. santa, ilocos sur, philippines.

Merchant signs walking down Front Street in Lahaina, Maui.

ภาพนี้เป็นส่วนประกอบของบล๊อก"มาแต่งภาพกันเถอะ" โดย ppman ติดตามโดยคลิ๊ก postprocessman.wordpress.com

 

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variation on a theme: 3rd movement

 

1st movement

2nd movement

 

not sure where i went wrong ... i might have to revisit the original and try again ... but i think the first two photos are better than this one.

As a complete newbie, I was curious what I could achieve with post processing from one of many many of my holiday pictures that suffered from messed up camera settings... I'll have to rethink my "If I wanted to take pictures on auto, I'd use phone" policy

Leesburg Museum, Associated Press room

Having fun with glow

23.

8.

11.

 

These pesky little fellas have been growing all over my lawn.

 

Post processed with lens flare, lower vibrancy and further cropping.

 

Camera: Nikon D7000

Lens: Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG EX HSM

Filter: Cokin ND8

This abstract started out as a second POV of a rustic picnic canopy at Coyote Hills Regional Park. I used a PS plug-in filter to create the echoed shapes/angles and then a couple of gradient layers for the colors. Finished it with a border and stroke line. More guesswork and experiments:)

Took these shots on a recent trip to LA. I'm pretty surprised how well the composition turned out seeing as I had to prevent about a bazillion fannypack-wearing tourists from walking into my shot and security was nagging me to close my tripod.

HDR and some color gradients

taken at Yamanashi ken, Japan

Let's put a chandelier reflection in there too.

post processed with Cherry Cream found here:

myfourhensphotography.com/?page_id=86

I had only recently spied this church near Baden Lake. Being by my self and in the truck, I stopped and took some shots, three exposures per shot.

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