SATURATION and ALTERATION .
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Experimenting with an editing feature that I rarely use: Tint. Take a pic, convert it to Sepia, give the saturation a boost and then accentuate with an orange-brownish tint ..
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)
😄 HaPpY Sliders Sunday 😄
Photo of a Hydrangea Flower taken in a Wild Garden in West Wales - post processed to the max:
enhanced saturation, conrast and colour temperature, then framed it using the Flickr Editor - ready to upload for the
ƒ/4.0
5.8 mm
1/160 Sec
ISO 100
If you ever chase sunrise and sunset you know this kind of light is rare and beautiful, it usually last few seconds to a minute. In camera club, the wedding photographer always hate those picture calling them fake, thinking I push the saturation slider too much but in fact this is quiet close to reality, the one that I experience. Dont belive me...come out !
Eating Mountain Ash Berries.
Taken from my open bathroom window. It was an overcast day but fairly bright, so I was able to get good colour saturation.
Edmonton, Alberta.
Standing in the midst of Teddy-bear Chollas staring into the sunrise is an amazing experience. The cold desert is aglow with warm sunlight, and the cacti appear to be aflame.
Fortunately, although this was taken at the same time wildfires ravaged the northern and central California coastlines, there were no actual fires near Joshua Tree NP.
Our hearts and prayers remain with all of our neighbors to the north who have suffered tremendous losses, during these difficult last couple of weeks.
Select Fine Art prints of this and other images can be purchased at bit.ly/ProPeak
Rond de lumière, couleurs et saturation, comment ne pas fondre devant la beauté de ce tableau naturel. Fleur ou ile ? perdue dans sa mer d'environnement coloré.
Round of light, colors and saturation, how not to melt in front of the beauty of this natural painting. Flower or island? Lost in its sea of colorful environment.
Philip
Penser à la netteté du sujet uniquement n'est pas le challenge à relever quand on veut aussi magnifier l'environnement dans lequel il évolue. Mieux vaut limiter la profondeur de champ et "ciseler" peaufiner ses réglages pour faire de l'arrière plan un élément incontournable de sa composition...
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Thinking about the sharpness of the subject only is not the challenge to take up when you also want to magnify the environment in which it evolves. Better to limit the depth of field and "chisel" fine-tune its settings to make the background an essential element of its composition...
Philip
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
The tip of a new tree fern frond clinging to every last bit of moisture from the overnight rain.
Happy Gorgeous Green Thursday!
One of our neighbor's lovely lilies...
Not taken with a macro lens, but with my telephoto at 400mm, and at the minimum focusing distance of six feet.
Enjoy!
Herbstwald - Autumnal forest.
Don't use this image without my permission. © Jürgen Krug. All rights reserved.
I was playing with the camera a bit yesterday. I also decided to play with editing a bit. The orchid in this image is actually white with a hint of green towards the center and slightly purple veins in the center.
The image was taken indoors with low light and the background is the colors and light through the picture window. You know, the window where I used to spend a lot of time peering into the backyard. I will get back to doing that as time allows.
Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.
I played quite a bit with LR to create this effect. I mainly slided dehaze, clarity, saturation and vibrancy. Was quite surprised about the drastic effect.
Happy slider Sunday - HSS
EDITED SUNSET: I pumped up "Color Boost and Saturation to make the image look colorful and pretty. I used "PhotoPad Image Editor" for all of the editing. Thank you everyone for all of your views, comments, group awards, and favorites.
A setting looking to the southwest while taking in views across Convict Lake to nearby mountains of the Mammoth Area ranges. This is on the Lakeshore Trail in Inyo National Forest. while there was definitely quite a bit of wildfire haze and smoke present that afternoon, I attempted to best compose what was visible for an image captured with some nearby trees, the reflections off the lake waters, and then the mountains. I later worked with ClearView Plus tool before using control points in DxO PhotoLab 5 to make some adjustments and bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image.
Guess whos been playing with the saturation button ????? I think now I love autumn more than any other season - the warm water, the softness, the beautiful skies. Popped into Centennial Park on my way home this evening and I was watching these cockatoos in the palm trees squawking away - I kept my lens fixed up to wait from them to fly out - jeez, it took forever - my arms were aching holding my trusty 70- 200 f2.8 . Sure, I had a tripod in the car(aka The Dust Gatherer) - but I never use it .
Monday night here in Sydney - so lets kick the week off with a tangy bang my fine flickr friends - don't tell Ms. Silver Efex I did this - she would not be happy ;)
Autumn color, majestic mountains, sounds of nature, and crisp temperatures made for sensory overload on this wonderful day at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park.
View the entire Tetons - East and West Set
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© Chris Frick, Switzerland. All rights reserved.
Wish you a great 2009!
This reload's subject shall stand as a symbol for hopefully good perspectives this year :)
Alpinia purpurata
Planta originária das Ilhas dos Mares do Sul, atingem até 2m de altura. Muito usada por paisagistas por sua forma densa, volumosa e floração que se estende por todo o ano.