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*** I really love this shot. It came out just as I wanted as far as the placement of the brand. I shot it at F/3.4 and at a .4. It was due to me shooting inside and I had it on a tripod as well. I was trying to capture the natural lighting coming through grazing the working area of the bar, as to insinuate a thirsty bartender at work getting relief from drinking the Coca Cola. Looking back, I wish I would have shot it filled with coke as well to see the comparison. But I stuck to my idea of the light and coloring of the bar seeping through the glass. My second choice for a favorite was certainly the blurred motion shot, but this seems much more approachable as an advertisement which lead me to my decision.
My first try at selective colouring.
Taken when i went to the Paul Scholes Testimonial match.
I used gimp 2.0 for this.
Bright eyes, pure delight! This adorable moment captures the magic of bath time, where giggles and playful splashes rule the scene. The selective color effect makes the cheerful yellow rubber duck pop, emphasizing the innocence and wonder in this baby’s expression. A heartwarming snapshot of childhood joy, reminding us of life’s simplest pleasures. 💛🛁✨
Not sure what kind of flower this is, so if anyone has any idea, let me know. Probably the most fun I've had working on a picture.
All the birds seen here are resident birds at the Bird Rescue Center in Santa Rosa, CA. Each of them, for one reason or another, is unable to be released into the wild. Most of them have been injured, some of them have been 'imprinted' and would be unable to hunt for themselves. The volunteers at the Bird Rescue Center are wonderful, caring people and I hope there's a special place in heaven for people who care for sick and injured animals. Please check out their website at www.birdrescuecenter.org