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The bulk of this old fence post has rotted away leaving the inner structure of the tree from which it was cut on show.

The original post would have been 3" in diameter, this remaining core is a little under 2".

Decay for Macro Mondays

Beckfoot, Cumbria, England - 6th August, 2014

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Old rotting posts from years ago still stand in Astoria, Oregon

Cooperative work with Lukasz Libuszewski. More pictures and building instructions: brickative.shoplo.com/category/modulars/post-office

“ I’m walking alone through this isolated wasteland. Alone. Only me and the loneliness. A G-36, a MP3 player and a pair of mags: all I got.

Two weeks since that fucking day ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z7D4eRD6Cs ) . We were ten and now… God, it was awful. They appeared from nowhere, surprising us. We hadn’t time enough to react. All we could do was keeping the finger on the trigger and shooting them. It wasn’t enough. For each one we killed, two more arrived. Running, hiding and shooting we were falling. My mates shouted and I couldn’t do anything, I was impotent. One of them reached me; a pretty scar from it was given to me.

Now I’m listening to music, searching for a scope or a silencer, or whatever useful thing I can find. ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VlEdZyJMjU )

One moment….what the hell is that noise….?

Fuck…

Seems to be a difficult time in 3, 2, 1…”

  

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this is painfully obvious.

Getting missy up Friday VERY early, and making HEr report for maid service. Cleaning up extreme messes in the homes (and especially kitchens!) of two client houses after Thanksgiving day. I was so overly generous giving her Thursday off!!

I didn't shoot this, just did the post processing. For the HDR group and the HDR Showcase thread setup by SSAP_OK,

Check out his photostream www.flickr.com/photos/ssap_ok/

 

I did this at work, so I downloaded the trial version of Photomatix 3.0 Beta, which left watermarks on the image.

 

As for processing in photomatix I used all 3 RAW files, and tonemapped.

Tonemap Settings:

 

Strength: 94

Sat: 60

Light Smoothing: Med-High

Luminocity: +5

White Point: 1.055

Black Point: 0.002

Gamma: 1.41

Micro Contrast: +8

Micro Smoothing: +0

 

When I processed I got this:

www.flickr.com/photos/mattdevino/2330858753/in/photostream/

 

Photomatix tends to make the image flatter once you process it than how it looks in preview mode. So I took the file into photoshop 7 to do more tweaking.

 

In photoshop I straightened the file, and cloned out the photomatix watermarks as best as I could. I then made 3 layers, the top layer was made B&W and raised the luminance pretty high. I set the blend mode for this as multiply, which brought out the clouds even more. I then applied a levels and color pass to the 2nd layer down. I then did another levels and color pass for the third layer down focusing on the tower and how I wanted it to look. I merged the top 2 layers, then with a very soft eraser got rid of the tower in the new top layer to show through to my bottom layer which was color corrected just for the tower. I then added a vignette and output the file. Here's what I got.

  

This is the thread with the files if you want to play with them...

www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/discuss/72157604102882908/

  

Thhis made it to explore on March 13, 2008 at #62

A narrow depth of field image... showing a well weathered old fence post.

 

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Up the road a ways is this post...lol

A quick stop to post a photo for today's ODC, I'll be back tonight to catch up.

A couple natural-haired pics from Monday after a makeup tutorial at MAC.

I think my recent renewed playthrough of Bethesda's Fallout 4 can easily be blamed for this particular portrayal of Prague's famous Dancing House, also called Fred and Ginger. Dancing House was designed in 1992 by architects Vlado Milunić and Frank Gehry and completed four years later. It was always controversial building, not only for its design, but also because it was heavily supported by first Czech president Václav Havel (who is controversial personality here these days as well). Its site was also originally the location of a house destroyed by the U.S. bombing of Prague in 1945.

Messenger on motorcycle with radio contact, Hampstead, 1981

 

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