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"After 1 year in the Arena, your weapon is your best friend..."
Credit to Jake for the wear effect, inspiration and the smiley, and credit to whoever came up with wood grain!
A shot of a torn scouring pad I keep around to help produce bokeh. Taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Gossamer - 6/28/13
I meant to post this yesterday, my 1 year Flickr/HDR "birthday", but I was finishing work shots. I've been sitting on this forever and mixed everything I like to create this insanely, purposely overcooked image--long exposure, fake tilt shift, HDR, glow, ridiculous amount of vignetting, graffiti and coast.
PUT ON BLACK
Photomatix 4.0 > Lightroom 3 > Color Efex Pro for several filters > Focal Point 2 > Perfect Layers > Lightroom to finish 'er up
-Nikon D7000
-Sigma 10-20
-RRS Tripod, Ballhead and L-Plate
-B+W ND110
-ISO 100
-10mm
-f18
-44 Seconds
I hope this doesn't make you vomit..much.
our birch tree seems to be writing a book. pages flutter here and there, some with lines and lines of script, some shredded with ideas long gone, others pure white and ready to be written upon when time allows...
please check out large | original | My top 100
This an inverted reflection of Vancouver's Coal Harbour skyline. I played with the colors a bit to make them darker. I also extended the photo downward by 30% using the Flood filter. I then cloned any obvious "reflecty" bits so the buildings appear more contiguous.
This is a pseudoHDR photo from a single RAW file.
This is my first attempt at using the the full potential of my 50mm f/1.8 "Nifty Fifty." I used a piece of glass, a table lamp, and some paper from my shredder to do this..
Many people feel they require to hang onto every document they’ve ever had in case they need to reference it or because they’re afraid to throw them in the blue bin. Calm your fears by arranging on-site shredding and recycling from a local industry like Absolute Destruction & Recycling who can damage your valuable materials for you.
Source: delightfulblogs.com/lifestyle/get-rid-of-these-things-to-...
Marseille, France, Le Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée. detail of the reflecting pool
www.mp2013.fr/ouverture-du-musee-des-civilisations-de-leu...
A picture I took in September with layers added from
httpwww.flickr.comphotosshadowpainter3050312987sizess
and feathered gold by Pareeerica
(I made a drawing with a pen on paper. Then I made a painting with watercolor paint on paper. Then I altered each image using a cheap plastic fx lens and ArcSoft PhotoImpressions software. The 2 images were then combined using DMT and Google SketchUp software...)
A randomly-edited selection of approximately 700 of my pictures may be viewed by clicking on the link below:
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thewordsofjdyf333.blogspot.com/
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My telephone number is: 510-260-9695
("...I am always fascinated by how a pattern can create reality."
---W. Daniel Hillis
[Full quote:
"Whenever I design a chip, the first thing I want to do is look at it under a microscope---not because I think I can learn something new by looking at it but be cause I am always fascinated by how a pattern can create reality."
--- W. Daniel Hillis, in his 1998 book "The Pattern on the Stone---The Simple Ideas That Make Computers Work" published by Basic Books, N.Y., N.Y.])