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I have a few images I found in the archives on th elaptop before I leave for the UK tomorrow . I am leaving my laptop behind as I will be back to Poland in a month for a month again. Feel a bit dizzy form the constant flying around but this is how it has to be these days ;-))
Hope your week has hads a splendid start!! Thanks for stopping by to have a look at my humble photos :):)
Processed several times; last time 2020: www.flickr.com/photos/beachwalker2007/50278303218/in/albu...
This time: ACR Denoise and Topaz Sharpen AI.
I remember how frustrated I was with the equipment at the time under those lighting conditions. Neither the AF-D 80-400 nor the AF-S 300/4 (with or without TC-14E) performed well and the sensor of the D300 was certainly pushed to its limit.
Two differently processed version from 2009 as well as the 2020-reprocessed version made it into explore.
i need more white fabric to do the border (10" on top and bottom, 6" on sides) and then i'm done.
then to quilt it. that will be more.... interesting to figure out.
You see! That's what happens when you get bored!
Ashness Bridge Ortoned. The Lake District, England.
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Candid street portrait taken in Glasgow, Scotland. A fascinating close-up candid look at the process that comes to us all in time. Where skin thins and becomes flaky and where hair sprouts from everywhere. In fact I don't think I have ever seen hair growing on the front of the nose before. I loved this man's expression as he looked up the street and as you know, I love photographically studying human life and behaviour. Enjoy full screen by pressing 'L' or clicking the image.
Abstract from the cross section of a giant sequoia at the Sequoia national park. This tree was atleast 2200 years old before it fell.
Part of our Flickr group weekly challenge. To process and/or manipulate a picture supplied by the previous winner in the group.
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Playing around with the Flare app from Iconfactory. If you like the effects you get from Instagram or Hipstamatic (or like programs for Android users), you'll like Flare. Mac only.
Processed with Flare