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Success! LOL!
It took many shots to get these but I was satisfied with end result.
I also like the wild flowers in the shots. They are very photogenic! But I can't ID them in any of the sites I use. The park even has a list of the flowers growing in this restoration area, except this one!!!! LOL!
Nice in Large view!
Afellow Flickr friend ID'd these flowers for my. They are Ohio Spiderwort! Thank you Nancy Clark!!!
Saw this looking out the office at the end of the workday.
UPDATE: Fixed the color balance. This was shot through the office window, which seems to give everything a greenish tint.
(Al sorgere del sole).
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Crescent moon above a mountain of clouds. (AT sunrise).
Photographed in friend Allen's (asparks306) backyard setup in Cordova, Tennessee.
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beautiful insects...I used to be afraid of them as a child, sitting on the wharf at Lac Ouimet , north of Montreal. Now I can't believe that was true!!! I love them so much.
I really didn't think that we were going to get a sunset on Sunday evening as the rain clouds were coming in thick and fast but Mother Nature is always a surprise packet :)
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I exposed this pic for the sky and processed the Raw image twice, once to get the foreground brighter and then combined the layers. I also flipped it since I think it works better with the road leading in to the left side of the pic. I actually enjoyed this pic so much that I put it on my Visa card.
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Explore #289 : Highest position 255
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Image Details
Camera........: Canon 60D
Lens..............: Sigma 10-20mm
Aperture........: f/13
Focal length.: 10mm
ISO Speed....: 160
Exposure.....: -2,0,+2ev in RAW
Resolution....: 5202x3465 (without frame).
Photoshop
° Cooling filter / Warming filter.
° Taming the greens
° A little extra red/yellow saturation.
° High pass sharpening with mask.
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Another one of the misty Sunday morning of 15 days ago.
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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In a awfully humid afternoon in our valley, where low clouds accompanied with sunrays, scattered rain, thunder, and lightning, I dropped my work simply to rush to a vantage point to witness both sunstar and crepuscular rays showcasing works from God. I felt humble and lucky to be able to record this moment of joy as Sun peeked through an "aperture" in the cloud with a kiss of sunburst while painting the sky with crepuscular rays. It's a uncommonly seen view and I hope you all enjoy and feel the power as much as I do.
Sunray was an anti-gravity racer in the mid to late 21st century. Light and fast, with a large engine, it won a series of races. However, its main fame came from its bright and distinctive colour scheme.
Another shot from Poole Quay. I thought a black & white conversion would give this shot a more dramatic look.
Aperture ƒ/13.0
Focal length 18.0 mm
Shutter 1/500
ISO 200
Full circular sunray pleated skirts are the best version of this style because there is so much flare and fullness in the skirt that can be demonstrated in poses like this :-)
I just looked through my archives and found another shot taken in my old back yard.
Thank you for all the visits and all of your wonderful, encouraging comments, my flickr friends!!!!!!!!!!!! This was one of the most magical moments, it had just rained and the mist rising off the lawn is what brought these light beams to life!