A lovely shot all the way around Roger!
Cheers,
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Photo Of The Day - January 2021
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Cheers,
Ray
Converted to a painting... Still trying to perfect the skill.
it’s not always a perfekt shot ?
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Title of the sculpture is..."Man Carving His Own Destiny"
The reason for conversion to a painting? As an illustration in a book describing the museum, it becomes a commercial use - the sale of the book. While there are no restrictions on painting or artwork, "Visitors are permitted to take photographs and videos of the gardens for personal use only. Personal photographs and videos are not to be used for commercial purposes. Photographs, video or film for commercial purposes must be authorized by the Director of the Polasek Museum or by the Polasek Museum’s Special Events Coordinator in advance. Commercial photography is subjected to fees and permitting."
It is one thing if you have a pre-paid commercial use - like a wedding - where fees are simply rolled into the cost. But incidental, speculative and uncertain if will recoup the cost...go to a format that is not restricted.
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A memorial along the bike trail that parallels Memorial Drive in Calgary. Given what's going on currently, posting it may well be viewed as a violation of political correctness standards. Out of respect for the powerful message from the past I decided to take that risk.
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Another rework from Pacific Grove, California.
Nikon D80 - 1-200 Nikkor VR - 18mm - 100 iso - f/8 - 1/360 - -1 ev - handheld - Edited in Luminar plugin for Photos
Last week while I was shooting something else, this pattern caught my eye as the sun was beginning to descend:
Morning fog on an inbound into Houston.
P.S. After viewing similar photos from the more "aspirational" travelers, I realized that I don't have any shots like this that include the front of the jet engines. LOL, those $$$ get spent on the ground!
P.S. After viewing similar photos from the more "aspirational" travelers, I realized that I don't have any shots like this that include the front of the jet engines. LOL, those $$$ get spent on the ground!
Very nice!
Transformer
x100t f8 1/550 400 -- custom camera profile. Walk about in back alley. These power transformer poles caught me by surprise for their impossing size.
x100t f8 1/550 400 -- custom camera profile. Walk about in back alley. These power transformer poles caught me by surprise for their impossing size.
Into the trees....
I used the new Luminar AI to process this from raw to final.
I used the new Luminar AI to process this from raw to final.
I like that ... makes me want to push the trees aside and see what's beyond there
20201107-_DSC4462.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Like the depth in this picture. I'm looking to replace Lightroom - which do you like better; Luminar 4 or the new AI version?
Luminar 4 and the new AI are just about the same as far as performance. I only see a difference in how ‘Templates’ are suggested and applied versus the old ‘Looks’.
Overall, there is little difference from my experience. Browsing files is still clumsy. There is a filmstrip view though, so that helps.