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…different day, new light. Another view from Rabbit Island Beach.
Version 2 is a re-work of the original with a lighter hand on the colours, a touch of de-saturation and a removal of most of the blue to emphasize the drama. I hope you like it!
At Rabbit Island after heavy rain near Nelson, South Island, New Zealand.
after he pops into the sun he does this pose and stays like that until he is disturbed. any ideas why?????
I took a photo of the same are using the manual white balance and manual exposure. This is what I got. Oddly enough, sometimes the auto iris and auto white balance works out better. For the previous photo I did not do much tweaking on Lightroom and Photoshop express to get what I wanted. This one, however, took a bit longer. The shadow areas are much darker, despite efforts to brighten things up to make it look like the other photo. Interesting how things work.
Same owner since 1982!
Kersenrit 2021
Ami Vereniging Nederland
Ochten, the Netherlands.
Video: youtu.be/ZUQldL_qj9I
Another stressful delivery run, negotiating the morning rush hour and hectic pace of Nong Khai's main shopping area.
Nong Khai, North East Thailand
I bought these jeans only yesterday but did not buy the top I tried on with them because I remembered I already had a similar one. This is it. It is quite an old one.
On my way home today I decided to pop into another dress shop and take advantage of their full length mirrors to show you why I did not need yesterday's top.
I never meant to pick up those dresses beside me.
Same panorama in higher resolution and better interactive controls :
www.360cities.net/image/rainy-july-sunset-in-the-woods-at...
Same panorama in "flat" and static equirectangular projection:
...same bird as seen in preceding video.
ISO1600, aperture f/5.6, exposure .003 second (1/400) focal length 450mm
The same promenade, what on previous photo, but this time view on the opposite side :)
Makarska is a small city on the Adriatic coastline of Croatia. It's a tourist centre, located on a horseshoe shaped bay between the Biokovo mountains and the Adriatic Sea. The city is noted for its palm-fringed promenade, where cafes, bars and boutiques overlook the harbour. Adjacent to the beach are several large capacity hotels as well as a camping ground. The center of Makarska is an old town with narrow stone-paved streets, a main church square where there is a flower and fruit market, and a Franciscan monastery that houses a sea shell collection featuring a giant clam shell. In the Roman era the city appears in the Tabula Peutingeriana as the port of Inaronia, but is mentioned as Muccurum, a larger settlement that grew up in the most inaccessible part of Biokovo mountain, probably at the very edge of the Roman civilisation. In the 7th century the region between the Cetina and Neretva was occupied by the Narentines, with Mokro, located in today's Makarska, as its administrative centre. The principality was annexed to the Kingdom of Croatia in the 12th century, and was conquered by the Republic of Venice a century later. In 1499 the Makarska coastal area fell to the Turks. During the Candian War between Venice and the Turks (1645–1669) the desire among the people of the area to be free of the Turks intensified, and in 1646 Venice recaptured the coastline. After the fall of the Venetian Republic, it was given to the Austrians by the Treaty of Campo Formio (1797). With the fall of Venice, the Austrian army entered Makarska and remained there until Napoleon took the upper hand. The Congress of Vienna assigned Makarska to Austria-Hungary, under which it remained until 1918. During World War II, Makarska was part of the Independent State of Croatia. After the war, Makarska experienced a period of growth, and the population tripled. All the natural advantages of the region were used to create in Makarska one of the best known tourist areas on the Croatian Adriatic.
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Jeszcze jedno zdjęcie z promenady w Makarskiej, tym razem w przeciwną stronę :)
Makarska – miasto w południowo-wschodniej Chorwacji (Dalmacja), w żupani splicko-dalmatyńskiej, u podnóża masywu górskiego Biokovo (Góry Dynarskie), nad Morzem Adriatyckim. W przeszłości znajdowała się tutaj rzymska osada, prawdopodobnie nazywana Muccurum. W VI w. została ona podbita przez Gotów, a następnie przez nich zniszczona. W późniejszych wiekach tutejsze tereny zdobyli Słowianie - traktowali miasto jako punkt strategiczny, z którego mogli atakować przepływające do Wenecji statki. W kolejnych wiekach w Makarskiej rządzili królowie chorwacko-węgierscy, a w XV w. na tutejszych terenach pojawili się Turcy, którzy zostali stąd wypędzeni dopiero w 1646 r. za sprawą Wenecjan. Makarska była we władaniu Wenecjan, aż do 1797 r., kiedy nastąpił upadek Republiki Weneckiej. Wówczas te tereny zdobyli Habsburgowie. Miasto zostało poważnie zniszczone w trakcie II wojny światowej. Część zabudowy, która ocalała podczas wojny, ucierpiała podczas trzęsienia ziemi w 1962 r. W kolejnych latach Makarska była sukcesywnie odbudowywana i rozbudowywana, a obecnie jest to jeden z najważniejszych ośrodków turystycznych w kraju. Miasto posiada dwa nadmorskie bulwary, wysadzane palmami i otoczone punktami gastronomiczno-handlowymi, a także półtorakilometrową, kamienistą plażę w zatoce Donja Luka.
An earlier variation on the image Diagonal Pattern, from two images back.
Though I prefer to use masks, I finally edited my brush for this by making a brush and using it with the eraser tool.
GIMP has a tool called the Paths Tool, which is like the Pen Tool in Adobe. I used it to create the brush used in this pattern.
Masking is easy; clipping masks are rather confusing. Just what I need to keep my mind occupied : )
Yeah... It's another saguaro sunset...
After having not a single cloud in the sky all day, the evening ended with an unexpectedly nice sunset. Don't know where the clouds came from. They just suddenly appeared about 10 minutes before the sun went down. I grabbed the camera and ran.
Exactly five years ago I spent an unforgettable Easter week at Bjørnsund lighthouse, where I shot this sunset. And today the sun looked just like it did when it set exactly five years ago - large, bright and orange.
Tonight I watched it from the bus before arriving my the island I'm from. I really look forward to spend the Easter week here together with my family!
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Happy Holidays! Finishing my work in Lightroom 4 now, and uploading new video of the goddesses!
Enjoy the video shot at the same time as the stills:
youtu.be/4TaO0Dh69HI (this video was shot while I took one of my most famous & most-viewed photographs ever! be sure to watch in full 1080p hd!)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TvbZgl6Af4 (some more video of the goddess!)
Canon 5D Mark II Photos of Beautiful Swimsuit Bikini Model Goddess!
The video was shot with the awesome Panasonic X900MK 3MOS 3D Full HD SD Camcorder. I highly recommend it!
The goddess was tall, thin, and fit, with long, natural brown hair, pretty blue eyes, and a great smile!
Cute freckles!
It was a nice sunny, windless, warm, winter's day out on the beach, where the sun stays low all day for epic shooting!
Shooting simultaneous stills & video rocks! I do it on every shoot now, while also mounting several stationary DSLRs/camcorders for video in addition to the Panasonic or Sony Camcorder bracketed to my Canon 5D or Nikon D800E.
The sea & sand goddess was tall, thin, fit, and athletic, with gorgerous brown hair and pretty blue eyes and long legs! She's a dancer! Wearing a pink polka-dot bikini!
Pretty freckles too!
May the Hero's Journey Mythology goddesses guide and inspire you throughout the new year!