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Photo of the Day - October 2020
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Standing in the middle of the road and taking photos can be a dangerous activity, especially in Shanghai, but don't worry - I had a wingman with me.
Around East Nanjing Road by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
Olympus E-M1 mk II and 12-40. Processed in Lightroom CC and Photoshop.
Around East Nanjing Road by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
Olympus E-M1 mk II and 12-40. Processed in Lightroom CC and Photoshop.
Combined some very flat lighting with a bit of post image magic to bring out the colors in that same orange aspen, and some Catoni Astor.
Love it I am an absolute sucker for this sort of reflective shot.
G9 , 12-60@60 , f4@1/2000 , ISO 200 , cleared up fog a bit via Topaz Denoise
Can't tell if that's a plant or salad? Mind you I suppose its technically the same thing if you ask the guys in my picture above!
20190817-_DSC9690.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Well its one minute past midnight so its Friday here (yay!)
Shot in my garden this evening.
Shot in my garden this evening.
He certainly was. But in our garden with the feeders and the water he certainly should be.
A weaverbird nest. Weaver Birds are native to the area but assembled in an educational area of the gardens. May have been hand built using local material as other items along the walk were. On their bird sighting checklist, the only bird in the Weaver Finch category was House Sparrow.
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Had to walk on the grass for the angle and zooming with my feet using a 55 prime. Weaver birds are interesting, in addition to their construction design skill can actually tie knots with their beaks. Typical terrain is tropical areas of Africa and several Asian areas. Not native to Florida, and introducing them may push the invasive specie envelope too far to be allowed - but they probably could survive.
Cottonwoods along the north western edge of the Frank Slide. This image illustrates the main weakness of the teeny tiny sensor in Fuji Xp 90. It just cannot fully resolve fine detail at a distance. But does look a bit better if you click on it and expand to full size.
Flattened the image, added a 'soft light'dupe layer and applied sharpening filter to that soft light layer, gives me better control of sharpening and a slight boost in midtone contrast.
Flattened the image, added a 'soft light'dupe layer and applied sharpening filter to that soft light layer, gives me better control of sharpening and a slight boost in midtone contrast.
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