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Ustka in an early morning light.
For my dear father, who likes this photo very much.
/Dla mojego taty, ktoremu bardzo spodobalo sie to zdjecie/
Orson.
They had a month's worth of rain in a day in Marrickville on Tuesday 22/2/22 (170mm) ... still raining Wednesday 23/2/22! A week later it's still raining!
Looking Close... on Friday: Silhouette
A tranquil winter forest scene with a frozen lake, surrounded by bare trees. The soft light filtering through the branches adds a melancholic and mysterious atmosphere to the black-and-white photograph. Shot on Agfa APX 100 film with a Minolta Dynax 700si, the image is unedited, highlighting the timeless beauty of analog photography.
Series: night
© Thocles Warszawski
Silvertone 99 custom recipe by Justin Gould straight out of camera.
This was taken at the entrance of the Brazosport College in Richwood, Texas. I had admired the architecture for years and finally stopped recently to walk around the campus.There was a water fountain to my right so there was a little movement in the water. Luckily I took this in Live Mode and using the Long Exposure option it really smoothed out the water. Then I used the Silvertone filter in the iPhone edit option to convert to monochrome. I liked how it came out so much I had it printed!😃
I had some trouble with this week's theme - I have quite a few special pushpin sets, and I wasn't sure which to choose. Finally I chose this garden set. I had trouble arranging them - since the challenge was "pushpins" I figured I should show the pin points themselves. But when I showed the points clearly, the fronts were hardly visible. I also tried many backgrounds, but most left too much empty space around the pins. The rattan kind of distracted from the pins, but overall I liked it better. I also had trouble getting a really sharp focus with camera or phone, but I countered that by my often used go-to focus fix -- post processing, in this case PSE colored pencil sketch. You can see that result in my previous image. I liked it it a lot, but the pins looked like brass and I wanted to show their pewter tones. I tried selective coloring variations, but ended up using the silvertone filter in iMac Photos, which I also liked a lot. I wasn't sure which image to post and add to the group, so I posted both, and added this one to the group because -- I would say it seemed more unique, but I then I would hear my journalism/english teacher dad's voice telling me that things can't be more (or less, for that matter) unique since by definition unique means "the only one of its kind." ...so [shrug], just because.
Whilst visiting Bow Fiddle Rock last week with a friend from work, I met a tourist photographer, we started talking about editing programmes and silver efex pro came up as topic of discussion. I havent used it in ages. So this morning I fired up silver efex and enjoyed doing something different. A good cuppa and an enjoyable sunday morning editing session.
This shot being a daytime long exposure converted to mono in silver efex pro2
"Every moment of this strange and lovely life from dawn to dusk is a miracle. Somewhere, always, a rose is opening its petals to the dawn. Somewhere, always, a flower is fading in the dusk."
Beverley Nichols
Lowest level, “D”, the Doe Library, UC Berkeley’s big main library.
I just came by for some detective fiction 😊 I like to sit for a bit in the big leather chair, and watch others working hard.
Just for something a bit different. 2 images of my former Silvertone Paul Stanley guitar, 1 out of focus, 1 in focus and then blended, tinted and grain added to form a more artistic rock vibe !
Photo By Steve Bromley.
HR:
Dva čamca, usidrena u jutarnjoj tišini. Nema ljudi, nema pokreta – samo more i odraz njihove svakodnevne prisutnosti. U toj jednostavnosti, skriva se mir koji traje.
EN:
Two boats, anchored in the morning silence. No people, no motion – only the sea and the echo of their daily presence. In that simplicity lies a lasting sense of peace.
FR: Deux barques ancrées dans le silence du matin. Pas de mouvement, juste la mer et le reflet de leur présence quotidienne. Une paix durable naît de cette simplicité.
DE: Zwei Boote, verankert in der morgendlichen Stille. Kein Mensch, keine Bewegung – nur das Meer und der Schatten des Alltags. In der Einfachheit liegt der Frieden.
IT: Due barche ancorate nel silenzio del mattino. Nessun movimento, solo il mare e la presenza quotidiana. Nella semplicità si trova la pace.
ES: Dos barcos anclados en el silencio de la mañana. Sin movimiento, sólo el mar y su reflejo diario. En esa sencillez habita la paz.