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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)
Reload of first version, more details of car interior due to HDR
Thanks for frontpage and explore.
ppc
OVERLAY, 2 postprocessed images:
The original:
with more CONTRAST
Plus the Edition by Aviary
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one:
edition by Aviary
Landscape Filter
next step
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edition by snapseed
MORE CONTRAST
than
PLUS OVERLAY WITH THE Aviary Version 50%
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finally
15%
Glamour glowing, (softer)
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#003
Edition warm colors
Crop 3:2
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via Selfie Mode Canon Powershot SX70 HS DS IS
handheld
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PS
Nachtmodus verwendet ISO 1600
Portrait Glatte Haut ISO 800
Selfie Mode lässt den ISO Wert so weit unten wie möglich
Mehr Details, nicht grieselig
yes, this is the full-size, uncropped version of my icon shot! well observed! gold stars and early minutes all 'round...
The museum. Where I got attacked by the red ants.
Sometimes, old stuff is still the best. Sometimes, people just don't realize how important they were before to their life and they forgot all the good old stuff.
updated: somehow I don't seem to like this photo anymore :((
Sea spray, waves crashing against the shore at Rye Harbour, East Sussex. Black and white photo by Kaz.
A still life photo; a light texture and film burn overlay was added in Photoshop.
Developed with Darktable 3.6.0.
Watching winter storm swells breaking on the Sydney coast, winter 2020.
Camera: Olympus OM4-Ti
Lens: OM Zuiko 21mm f/3.5
Film: Ilford HP5+
Developer: Microphen 1+1
Scan: Epson V700
Postprocessing: Lightroom 6
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit written permission. © copyright 2020 Lynn Burdekin. All Rights Reserved.
In 1923, the Hendee Manufacturing Company changed its name to The Indian Motocycle Company "– no ‘r’ in ‘motocycle’ when the word was first used with the name Indian."
I saw this one in Jersey City, NJ in October.
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Guelph, Ont
Trying out a new photo sharing app called Dropico. The rain is one of many effects that comes with the app. For comparison, here's the original photo.
My first take on this week's theme of Centered.
I didn't want to do a square photograph right off the bat and thought I could come up with something more creative. While brainstorming last night, the phrase "my 'chi' is centered" popped into my head. The idea took better hold during the day as I thought how best to represent my image.
This shot consists of two photos taken by my Canon EOS Rebel XS. I used Photoshop to combine them and various blurring and blending effects. This shot also gave me a chance to use my homebrew wireless remote for something other than test shots. It worked like a charm.
Even though he was crossing the East River in 1856, coming across the Hudson River on Jersey City's Paulus Hook Ferry in 2021, reminded me of these words from one of my very favorite poets, Walt Whitman:
"...Crowds of men and women
attired in the usual costumes,
how curious you are to me!
On the ferry-boats the hundreds
and hundreds that cross,
returning home, are more
curious to me
than you suppose,
And you that shall cross from
shore to shore years hence
are more to me, and more in
my
meditations, than you might
suppose."
This poem was "published as “Sun-Down Poem” in the second edition of Leaves of Grass in 1856 ..."
Kuradisaar (Devil Island) near Käsmu, Estonia. Created with Dynamic Auto Painter and Topaz Impression from photo by Kalev Vask
Calibrachoa, sometimes called Million Belles, or tiny Petunias, come in all colors. These are in a hanging pot in my garden.
Bayyo Rice Terraces
Bontoc, Mountain Province, Cordilleras, Philippines
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Continuing experiments with the Photoshop Camera app to add some interest to the boring 'nature' in my neighbourhood...
On this occasion I'm going for a 'night' look, like when the thin moon crescent is obscured by clouds and very few stars are seen in the sky... You can't see it? It's too dark? Well - this is night time, what did you expect? ;) ))
panoramic shot
standing under the weeping beech in the evening
OR
am I watching the brontosaurs pass by 😉
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Week 25 : 52 Weeks the 2025 Edition : Panoramic
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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