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This is not my Photo by any means.
I just wanted to have a little fun and edit the downloadable file located here:
photolegacy.wordpress.com/2012/02/09/163/
Did a few basic edits, such as changing the skin tones, and softening up the skin. Spot removal here in there.
It's crazy how much detail the D800 has in its photos. You can see EVERYTHING, compared to the D7000 I used to shoot with. The resolution is amazing.
I can't wait to get my hands on one.
New limited edition poster for Process Journal featuring graphic depictions of ephemera I've found and collected. $25. Buy it here: www.processjournal.com.au
Bird photographed at the alligator farm in St. Augustine, April 20,1008. Treated with the fractalius processer.
I'm no arborist, so I'm not sure what kind of tree this is, but they're common in Thailand. (in the sense that you see them a lot) The trunks are surrounded by branches or maybe roots (mini trunks? or some kind of hybrid of them all?) Sometimes they hang off of the main trunk, sometimes they seem to meld into it. (perhaps it's the other way around, or even a bit of both)
Some of them taper off, getting smaller and smaller until they look a lot like roots.
This is a close up shot of the trunk that I cropped and mirrored.
Here's a tutorial of my mirroring process, if you want to try it out. youtu.be/8cfa6Js_O_s
Design Processing graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/design-processing/ in EPS (vector) format.
View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.