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This photo took a lot of patience, my first photo completely tweaked in Photoshop. Phew... Patience!!
✈️ : Missing Melody
One, two, one, two, three, four
Shed a tear 'cause I'm missin' you
I'm still alright to smile
Girl, I think about you every day now
Was a time when I wasn't sure
But you set my mind at ease
There is no doubt you're in my heart now
Said "woman take it slow, and it'll work itself out fine"
All we need is just a little patience
Said "sugar make it slow and we'll come together fine"
All we need is just a little patience (Patience)
Mm, yeah
I sit here on the stairs
'Cause I'd rather be alone
If I can't have you right now, I'll wait dear
Sometimes I get so tense but I can't speed up the time
But you know love there's one more thing to consider
Said "woman take it slow and things will be just fine"
You and I'll just use a little patience
Said "sugar take the time 'cause the lights are shining bright"
You and I've got what it takes to make it
We won't fake it, I'll never break it
'Cause I can't take it
Little patience, mm yeah, mm yeah
Need a little patience, yeah
Just a little patience, yeah
Some more patience, yeah (I've been walking the streets at night)
Just trying to get it right (A little patience, yeah)
It's hard to see with so many around
You know I don't like being stuck in the crowd (Could use some patience, yeah)
And the streets don't change but maybe the names
I ain't got time for the game 'cause I need you (Gotta have more patience, yeah)
Yeah, yeah, yeah but I need you (All need more patience)
Oh, I need you (All need some patience)
Oh, I need you (Just a little patience)
Ooh this time (Is all you need)
Just because it's a bug... It's not so much of a miracle. BUT the title is so because I was taking my 365 today and these little tiny gnat-things were all over the place. So I set the focus to around a macro setting and hoped one would zoom right in front of the lens. ... And sometimes wishes come true :)
it looks comically like an airplane.
I cropped and tweaked brightness/contrast/saturation a little bit... The SOOC is in the comments.
Raw Ultrafractal
Tweak of Daisy Flowers by rosemarie.s.w
Gradient by abstractartangel77
files here : www.flickr.com/groups/ultra_fractalists_gallery/discuss/7...
It's an orange (fruit) and it's blue.
This composition was about five days in the making while I worked out the technicalities of actually taking and processing it for Macro Mondays. Fortunately, the Flickr Friday theme announcement also fitted it perfectly, so I invested even more time into getting it right. It was important to me that this was going to be a good macro photo, even before the post-processing I had planned.
What is it? A clementine orange cut in half, illuminated with a mobile phone torch at very short range and captured with a tilted Schneider-Kreuznach 1:5.6/135mm enlarging lens at f/8 to get the depth of field sharp across the entire surface. It's slightly fuzzy at the extremities, but good enough. I used a Kopil Bellowsmat at full extension on a Nikon FTZ converter to mount the enlarging lens. I hadn't had much success with tilting the lens before (it seems that it doesn't actually take very much tilting and I was over-doing it). Cable-release was used so that I could manipulate the torch easily without touching the camera body.
In PP, I've inverted the colours, so red was switched to cyan, green to magenta and blue to yellow. However the brightness wasn't changed, so it's not like a colour negative. I also tweaked the image tones a bit after the change, as it had a bit of a colour cast. I tried extending the frame to the right to create some negative space, but in the end, I cropped in tight to the subject.
When last we visited Loch Ard Gorge .. it was a heatwave with 40°C blue skies and a howling offshore wind. Nothing like the windswept and interesting coast with big oceans and dramatic skies I'd been hoping for.
Well it was only 15°c lightly raining and had some slightly interesting skies this time around.
Still I got some images in 'just because' :-)
Pentax K1 w DFA15-30/2.8
Twelve frames raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 6, stitched in Affinity Photo 2, bit of a tweak in Topaz Photo AI, colour graded in Color Efex Pro 5 and finished off back in PhotoLab.
This is a Beech C-45 Expeditor. The C-45 was the military version of the famous Beech 18, also known as the Twin Beech. I took this shot in 1995 at McConnell Air Force Base here in Wichita. This classic and many others were on display as part of the visit of the "Save-A-Connie" Lockheed Constellation tour. Four years later in 1999 this C-45 was heavily damaged in a landing accident on a runway that was covered with patchy snow. The pilot lost control and the plane veered off the runway and plowed 400 feet through snow 8 to 12 inches deep. It eventually nosed down and continued to skid for another 25 feet. The good news is that the "Beech Baby" underwent a complete restoration and returned to flying status. Part of the rebuild even included a new version of the "nose art". The updated art is more colorful and sports more stylish lettering. I only took one shot inside this plane, but that slide is really dark and hasn't responded very well to my "rescue" efforts. I'll keep tweaking it and maybe it will come around. "Beech Baby" was built right down the road from me at the Beech Aircraft plant here in Wichita in 1943.
Year: 1995
Film: Ektachrome 64
Camera: Nikon Nikkormat EL
Lens: Nikkor 24mm 2.8
Ok, so I may have done a small amount of editting on this one too. Well I guess you'll agree, the original didn't quite cut the mustard.
This is a slight tweak of the very first fractal I ever rendered in Jux. I ran across it the other day and thought I would edit it a bit and reshare it. The orbit trap is new, of course, I do not think they existed when I bought the software. I did some cleanup on the lighting settings and a little to the other settings but not really much.
In tracing my family history I found many links to fishermen & mariners who would have sailed from this harbour.....
Good Morning All
This picture is from 2010 -it was SOOC then but I have now tweaked in Lightroom
I shall be in this same spot tonight after a long days journey-Oxford to Cardiff to Plymouth
signed
Rear-Admiral Carole of the Fleet
A fractal which looks like a flower..
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I use (www .apophysis.org) Apophysis to make these fractals..
If needed, I slightly tweak the rendered images in Photoshop..
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Bald eagles again :)
The light was not good and the picture was just black and grey. So I had to tweak a little in the iPhoto.
❤ hcs! ❤
photo details
a bit of tweaking and a few subtle textures layered in soft light and overlay:
a flypaper texture from Shadowhouse Creations + Florabella texture
Click on the shot, it's better on black :)
Today I took a picture of the new cover for a tissue box. I wanted to see what kind of slide I could make on just a tissue box😊
Shot with the Sony a6400 and Hoya HMC 135mm Vintage Telephoto Lens.
Camera files settings - RAW and JPEGS (B/W).
Straight out of Camera (S.O.O.C.) JPEGS, tweaked in Apple Photos Editor.