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I don't remember seeing these fungi growing in my yard before. I've no idea what they are, either. They surprised me because of their hiding place behind a trunk of a tree which was cut down two years ago, due to a pest called southern pine beetles, and their destruction of the tree. The fungi remind me of marshmallows cooked over a camping fire.
Lessons of postprocessing via Internet. Individual workshop in on locations photoshooting and postprocessing.
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Last summer we had very few dragonflies in the yard. It was so unusual. We are lucky to have more this year. This dragonfly eluded me for most of my time outside that day. I finally caught him in a pose with his car after he landed on a rock where I had placed a Matchbox car. I had dug up the Matchbox car, which belonged to my sons years ago, in the yard a few days earlier.
At Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum, the new library building of Berlin's Humboldt University. The reading rooms are placed on terraces over 4 floors. On tour with 96dpi.
a new mystical sequence.
the picture of the person - a find in the web - but i can´t find the owner - the person is edu boxer - i didn´t know who he is - anyway he´s the perfect person for this picture. behind the wall with the ornamental carpet you can see the forest near my house.
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Di questi tempi invernali non ci sono molte fotografie da scattare e allora mi diverto a giocare con Photoshop.
#60 on Explore :)
Trying to figure out PS CS2 ... this is a post-processed image of my first shot from meh D80 :)
View it on black here 'Dramatic Sky' On Black
Miezi Grace Silvana
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Canon EOS 7D
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Lens Info - 50mm F/1.8
Lens Model - EF50mm f/1.8 STM
Every now and then I will run workshops that focus on one of my interests, such as photography. Today, I instructed a grade ten class and had them do a photo walkabout with an eye to finding interesting abstract compositions in the neighbourhood of their school. These are some of my own efforts from the afternoon.
Post Process adjustments using ACDSee Pro 5 include: increased colour saturation, application of Orton Effect.
I had to stage a photo for the cover of Red Letter Daze this evening about sexual health. We'd decided that birth control was the way to go, but that led to the awkward announcement in the office "Does anyone have birth control that we can borrow?" (which was later followed by "does anyone have colorful condoms?")
We obviously got some and got the photo we needed. Unfortunately birth control is kind of boring looking, so I had to do a lot of poking around in Photoshop to make it look moderately interesting. I ended up going with a lomo/vintage/old style treatment and from what I saw before I left, the cover looks pretty awesome! We'll see on Friday!
saturday's winter sunset over the pacific ocean. nikon D7000, nikkor 10-24mm & B+W ND110 10-stop neutral density filter, 30 second exposure. RAW processed in photoshop + nik color efex + alienskin exposure.
A breeding male American Goldfinch visits the sunflower seed feeder in the yard, almost daring me to take his photo.
You're perfect, yes, it's true
But without me you're only you
Your menstruating heart
It ain't bleeding enough for two
I'm in big trouble now. This is my first attempt at post processing and as you all know, it's great fun! Add it to my list of addictions!
(I kept the original below mainly so I could see the difference, but hopefully you will too)
yes, this is the full-size, uncropped version of my icon shot! well observed! gold stars and early minutes all 'round...
I needed a break from work tonight ~ then I got bored ... So here is the great smoke experiment of 2010 ;o) ...
Photographing smoke and getting a nice crisp image was one of the biggest obstacles here ~ lighting was absolutely key ... the other big obstacle? Now my house smells like coconut incense (and it does NOT smell as good as you think it might) ...
As we move into the 4th month of living with the pandemic it is beginning to feel like it will always be this way.
No significant change since March or April - the only change seems to be that wiping groceries down with bleach is second nature now - as is leaving deliveries outdoors or in a shed (quarantined) for a day or two! OK we do drive a little distance to try and find a quiet place to get some exercise ... but not very successfully, as everywhere locally is farmed to within an inch of the road!
I miss the coast, the beaches and the open skies over the sea. I also miss all the National Trust and Historic Scotland parks, gardens and castles. In short I miss shooting the landscape, the seascape and the skies ... and I need more exercise! The month has ended with some warm and sunny days, and it has been so dry through May that we've had the hosepipe out many days!
My biggest adventure has been to add a Canon 70D to my collection of Sony cameras. I can use both Lensbaby and Helios lenses with it ... and I am (slowly) learning to work it in full Manual mode.
Once again, thanks to everyone who has visited my photostream and for the comments and faves. I hope the collage gives an enjoyable look back through the month ;o)
At a glance: At a Glance
A fun, post-processing edit on this image from Columbus Circle in New York, January 2009.
I remember we had a very welcome hot drink here at 'The Shops' after walking in the cold for hours. And while resting, we enjoyed watching the dynamic and eye-catching changing colours on this light installation.
The Shops is housed within the Time Warner Center (now the Deutsche Bank Center) which is a soaring 2.8 million-square-foot landmark with stunning views of Central Park. It opened in 2003.
Outside in the background, is Edward Durell Stone's 1964 building for A & P heir Huntington Hartford. The facade seen is a modern addition and a controversial one.
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