ustein
Contributing Editor
Not really.
Note: This image suffers from lens flare as the sky was actually hazy white.
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Blends
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Note: This image suffers from lens flare as the sky was actually hazy white.
ustein
Contributing Editor
Former San Jose and now Hollister (50miles SE of San Jose).
San Jose to SF was about 60 miles.
Beautiful Keith!!!! Might make a great print?This one is a blend of a bokehgraph and a texture by Flypaper
Keith
Mike
ustein
Contributing Editor
This one is a blend of a bokehgraph and a texture by Flypaper
Keith
Very nice.
m3photo
New member
After the Rains
I took this image by stopping the car and getting out to shoot.
No, seriously, it had been raining non stop for over a week now, forests are far more interesting when they're wet and this was my prize this morning when the fog was lifting:
Lovely image Mike - green with envy
I took this image by stopping the car and getting out to shoot.
No, seriously, it had been raining non stop for over a week now, forests are far more interesting when they're wet and this was my prize this morning when the fog was lifting:
Re: After the Rains
by the way, my wife wouldn't travel with me if I stopped the car every time I saw something that I wanted to shoot, so I shoot it anyway, but would much prefer to stop the car and shoot. I've often thought that the best way to travel would be on a Vespa. You could pull over and shoot easily.
Mike
Really nice shot! I'm not sure what you are doing to get this effect, but the trees are incredible.Lovely image Mike - green with envy
I took this image by stopping the car and getting out to shoot.
No, seriously, it had been raining non stop for over a week now, forests are far more interesting when they're wet and this was my prize this morning when the fog was lifting:
by the way, my wife wouldn't travel with me if I stopped the car every time I saw something that I wanted to shoot, so I shoot it anyway, but would much prefer to stop the car and shoot. I've often thought that the best way to travel would be on a Vespa. You could pull over and shoot easily.
Mike
m3photo
New member
Re: Blend and smudge
Sort of. Blend with another layer with motion blur and a couple more ingredients this time - other times: panning etc.
This is great Uwe! Nature did an excellent job of blending and you of capturing it. The color is perfect.Blended by nature
Mike
“Tree And Branch Reflection”
Today was a beautiful foggy day for shooting, so we took the dogs and went for a stroll along the mill stream park. The dogs kept me moving all the time, so I was shooting pretty fast. I was shooting with my Olympus EP-2 and a tilt adapter with an old 28mm Pentax screw mount lens.
Mike
Today was a beautiful foggy day for shooting, so we took the dogs and went for a stroll along the mill stream park. The dogs kept me moving all the time, so I was shooting pretty fast. I was shooting with my Olympus EP-2 and a tilt adapter with an old 28mm Pentax screw mount lens.
Mike