This is a photo I've wanted to make for a long time. I pulled over in the Mini during a solo drive to Moss Lake. In the photo, its a much prettier boat than I'd thought.

Post processing + Vignette

5D Mark II and Nikkor 135mm f/2.8 AIS with Haoda F to EOS adapter

As before, but with a goodly bit more gaussian blur in post process, and a wee bit of feathering of the selected areas.

Oxford canal at night

Railways

Between the breeze and this little creature being on the under side of a plant, this was a good challenge.

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Old test borings, abandoned copper mine. Warming filter.

Having fun with glow

image post-processed using Topaz

Having fun with glow

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Animals Birds

Elettra, a friend of mine.

Picture taken with a Canon powershot S2 IS (it's not my camera).

The 'blood' was a mere chance, while I was experimenting with layers (mountains and clouds...!!) in Gimp.

2005 (?)

Another wintery-looking interpretation for San Francisco that has no such look:)

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Submission to PostProcess - not my own photo!!!

Original photo by michaeldudding, manipulation by me.

PostProcess #3 thread.

PostProcess group.

Post-processed for brightness/contrast and blue levels with GIMP. Same as Ravenhook 1.

love it. converse one star...

Railways

Animals Birds

All Images: ©Ronaldus Freelance Fotografie 2010 ~ Ronald A. van Beek

Unauthorised copying is prohibited and will be prosecuted.

© Keitha McCall

This shot is posted here for comparison of purple handling by various raw converters. More info can be found here.

tighter crop to get the blossom of center

lighting adjusted

contrast up

green more desaturated and shifted towards blue

purple oversaturated and darkened

vignette

slight toning of shadow towards green

slight toning of mid tones towards blue

mninmal shadow recovery

saturation at 70%

ocher toning at 50%

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Textures coutesy of Les Brumes