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Those about to be made deacon process in, led by verger Tyler Ringwood-Hoare. From left to right - Oliver Blease, Fran Brearey, Tom Pelham, Darren Dalton (just visible), David Perry, Karen Wilson, Matt Lee. All about become ‘Revs’ at the making of deacons in Salisbury Cathedral on Sunday 1 July 2018.
Here we are processing Dovekies below are large colony along the York Peninsula. In the back ground you can see a beautiful lake that still has ice on it. Photo by Jack Stephens.
Another shot of our fun photo session. Thinking of doing super natural makeup next time for contrast.
Created in Adobe Illustrator and colored in Processing. I used the features of the newest version of Processing to randomly color the image...the SVG was placed in memory and its XML colors were changed every frame. With the SVG in memory, the framerates are pretty high for this sort of manipulation.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people can do with SVGs in Processing.
Our wax artists at Ripley's Wax Zone make the process of creating your wax hand fun and effortless. Both children and adults visiting Niagara Falls enjoy coming to Ripley's Wax Zone to create a one-of-a-kind souvenir to take home.
Çaykur Cumhuriyet Tea Processing Plant
Rize, Turkey
August 06, 2009
Çaykur Cumhuriyet Çay İşleme Fabrikası
Rize, Türkiye
06 AÄŸustos 2009
Strobist info:
Pentax AZ360 Camera left @ the wall remote trigger
AF200 FG into Softbox high camera right
remote trigger
Bonkers processed several different ways, (including with my BumpCam program), in the bedroom in Kitahiroshima in February of 2019.
ODC-10 A.M.
I usually can be found around 10ish processing my photos on my lovely new computer. I took this photo in the front yard this morning. It was so cold and frosty last night but the Arctic Peach blossoms didn't get phased by it. I used Topaz Smudge on this photo.
Himmelstadt is a future city with highly density but still has lots of green land. All the connection between each building are built in the sky, which will make the below space become more public.
People and nature can get great balance here.
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This is my edited version of 'Deborah Chen's photo.
I did this for the Process my photo (not better, just different) Group (Week 6))
Looked at 1:1 you're going to see the artefacting I mentioned in the review. Still, not bad at all considering. BTW the colour cast on part of the face is from the (very dim) stage light. Note: I accidentally took this shot at -2EV due to the handling problems I personally had with the G3 (see review text)