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I have tried to process this image several times, but failed until now. I always assumed it was a barn, but as I was processing it I realized that it could have been used for many other purposes; maybe as a church or to store buggies. This was taken in the Ohio Amish country in October 2022. I processed it in Photoshop and used six textures, Lenabem-Anna J’s textures 334, 389, 390 and Oil paint primer and one of my own textures.
I took this shot in 2019 I tried several times to process it but wasn’t able to get it right. This was the most fun I’ve had processing an image in years. I processed and applied actions and textures in Photoshop.
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The Northumberland coastline is a landscape photographers paradise and this remote spot is no exception.
Rumbling Kern, a precarious bit of rocky coastline jutting out into the North Sea, you could spend an age here and come up with something different each time, such is the vastness of the rock formation and patterns, the hardest parts are spotting something you want to shoot and then trying to get to it without going flying on seaweed or falling down crevices in the rocks.
This spot looked like it had potential and took a good while to get out to safely, this took quite a while to set up as the tripod had to be balanced either side of the gap between the 2 rock faces and I was stood on a tiny bit of rock that stretched between the 2 as well, with all my stuff laid out on either side, balancing legs between the rock faces while trying to compose the shot and put filters on, while keeping an eye on the tide that was on it's way back in... not an easy proposition.
Decided on a portrait format image here with the 16-35mm lens, I could have gone slightly wider but that would have meant using really clumbersome filters and there was hardly any room to move about at all so the location dictated the set up for me.
This was the result, I was really drawn to the rock textures and the deep gully leading into the ocean with the colourful seaweed clinging to the rocks, the sea made a fantastic noise as it rushed into this narrow channel and splashed up at the rear of me. As soon as this one was in the bag it was back to the shoreline before the sea cut this rocky section off, definitely a place I'll come back to again and again.
Have a zoom in and have a look around.
ISO100 | f/14 | 16mm | 81 seconds
I love wisteria and we are lucky enough to have quite a lot of it in our garden. That being said, this was actually taken somewhere else
Thank you for all your comments and support this year. May your New Year be filled with joy and happiness!!!
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This dock was built to replace the one Hurricane Denise destroyed. Unfortunately Hurricane Michael took this one out. They have a new dock now, but I liked this one better. I hope the new one last longer. This is always a good spot to catch the sunrise over the Carrabelle River. This is a shot that I had never processed, so I thought I would try texturing it. I processed it in Photoshop using two of my own textures.
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