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My last series of 9 was outside of Las Vegas so I thought I'd take this next series back into town. This series is all from around @arialv and a heaven for an architectural photographer like myself.
Where do we go from Vegas? Any ideas?
Suggestions for my next series of 9 are always welcome!
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Sunrise image of the Palm Beach rock shelf by me, lightning strike courtesy of Skylum's Luminar4. :)
Luminar from Skylum has an interesting AI editing feature, which takes images and edits them based on a range of criteria. Have a look at before and after comparisons on my website.
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Berlin, Germany
I made a video on my YouTube channel about how I created this photo from a shot that was headed for the trash bin, in case you enjoy watching that sort of thing: youtu.be/OARSpB67L-0
Sometimes you need to walk the walk. If you do, it may as well be by the river in the evening when I'm taking photos. That way if you happen to step in front of my camera, it might make for a good picture.
Every day I try to come up with a few sentences about a photo that I'm publishing. Maybe it's not necessary, but I do it anyway to add to the story. I never know what I'll write, but something usually comes to mind, like a memory of the moment when I snapped the shutter.
But sometimes I draw a big fat blank and can't think of a thing to say. At those times I resort to a little creative writing. Yes, you are correct, this is one of those times. Today, I can't think of a thing I want to say about this photo. It's just some guy along the river that walked in front of my camera.