taken at Kawaguchi lake, Yamanashi ken

This is the cropped version of the photo before it.

This is a pic of Mandy aggravated with me for taking too many pics hahaha.

I did a fair amount of postprocessing on this image to get this look. Let me know what you think.

for Hugh - see discussion on the original 'springs'.

This is the hog that has moved into our backyard. He/she is about the size of a cat, and fat, furry, or pregnant

Not a great shot - but I just like the colours.

(postprocessed)

just an exercise in image post processing

llegue muy tarde, y el sol no espera a nadie.

這不是故意整走走

因為要清理大便

沒手拿牽繩

只好放在走走頭上

因為陽光太大

所以一直瞇瞇眼

XD

he was always praying for every rupiah he received. He made me remembering my grandpa.

105mm f/2.5 Nikkor

No Post Processing

shows how i viewed this dress. this girl definitely had the best tattoo there as well as the coolest costume.

taken at Yamanashi ken, Japan

McCormick Farm in Raphine , VA

This is closer to final with a different crop and a little more background blur. Next steps?

IMG_4820_stitch_pc1_crop_860px

Edged photo filled with colors.

postprocess

Trying perspective, although the color was not rich

Uploaded for a song mosaic

Saddul photography

This is not my image but one I photoshopped for the PostProcess group -see the original image and thread here:

www.flickr.com/groups/postprocess/discuss/72157594516943248/

Two photographs were used to create this image. Bondage by Kulaysep can be found in the original thread in the post process group. The second, Views of the Delta, was found in Flickr and has a Creative Common license. It can be found at www.flickr.com/photos/emmavn/273491585/in/set-72157594334... and belongs to Flicrkr member Emmavn.

I know that tigers are not found in Africa but in Asia; but I couldn't find a photo of its natural habitat in Flickr which had a creative commons license and didn't want to put the tiger in Michigan.

Note: Having done some googling of the natural habitat of tigers, I realize that a Michigan winter landscape would have been perfect for it, too. Thanks for pointing that out, Jerry Lee!

(postprocessed)

Makes you wonder what meks someone think about that...

A tired Ford for sale and for pics and CS3 Velvia.

Taken by my WalMart Global Points camera which goes up to a whopping 1.3 interpolated MP. It's a digital plasticam/junkcam. I'd classify it as the digital lomo.

I have my new scanner working now. It is way too much fun. I had to put the slides away so that I wouldn't be tempted to scan any more for a bit.

fill in the blanks guys

Animals Birds

RJCH SAPPARO CHITOSE

(postprocessed in camera+)