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Challenge week 7
Well, I had to give it another go - found these flowers yesterday in the garden, hidden behind some large bushes and weeds. After I had trimmed everything away that was obstructing the view, the most beautiful flowers became visible..... (and invited themselves for some photoshop work :-)
Used texture TinType 1900, but had to blur it a lot, as it was just too harsh...
Agave parryi var. truncata (Huntington clone) enjoys a lazy evening.
Taken with IR / full spectrum modified Pentax K7, Pentax smc DA35mm F2.8 and Hoya R72 Filter.
Trying out my upgraded version of Photoshop CS5. The content-aware fill doesn't behave exactly as I had hoped, but it did enable me to easily remove a bug from this flower that I had found difficult to remove with clone stamp.
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As suggested by Scott: This spider is very small. The legs were about a centimeter long. This is why the spider is translucent. Taken at North Point Park, Baltimore, MD
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Nikon D3X, Carl Zeiss 25mm f/2.8 ZF2
+ no post processing, no cropping, these are all straight out of camera jpegs
+ this lens is so good that the jpegs look great :). The images has the look of E6 film, maybe a bit like Kodachrome...