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More motion blurring. Will I get tired of it?

Dealey Plaza, downtown Dallas

KORD CHICAGO O'HARE

For the PostProcess Open Edit thread.

 

This image is an edit of this image by koan_of_light: www.flickr.com/photos/koan_of_light/327145397/

Photoshop cover of the "300" movie.

 

Model: Andrea (aka anredws)

 

Postprocessed by jacosta and gabriete

Back then Mike & I had cheap 35mm viewfinder cameras, but I was getting into SLRs. There's only so much you can do with a viewfinder, and we pushed ours to the limit

I can't put many pictures of the latest wedding I shot online, so here is just a preview taste

 

With the bride so overexposed, this would've been an outtake, but her look of stunned disbelief is memorable (although I don't remember why she looked that way)

This shot was taking by thomrose.

 

He made it available to a bunch of people in the PhotoWalkthrough group in order for us to do the post processing. It's really interesting seeing all of the different approaches.

 

The original shot can be found here.

Yngrid Angela Mago

KLAS LAS VEGAS MCCARAN

siena - reminds me of oliver twist european streets

Brenda is very excited about these Irises and this is my first attempt at doing HDR (High Dynamic Range) with Pixelmator. I was a bit less than impressed, so continued to work with the layers. This is a big light, but I got tired of working with it. But being my first, I've added it here.

On black granite, using a flashlight to temporarily highlight each blossom.

 

Too bad I have not taken a shot last Monday evening with the smiley sky but anyway I took one, tonight...

 

There's only so much I can do with a 6x zoom lens - so I have to crop too...

Just playing with my new Olympus E-PL1 camera with a manual focus CCTV lens. Fun!

Test Tamron 150-600 / Nikon D7000

On tripod but VR forgotten at "on"...

Captured With Canon SX 100 IS

A heavily postprocessed version of the scenery seen here , a bit further to the right though.

This actually was nighttime, exposed for 10seconds with an aperture of f4, desaturated and tossed it back and forth in PS, et voilà.

 

See it LARGE

Made an overlay of 4 pics of the bouquet with different exposure bias

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