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iPhone 6+ multiexposure abstract processed in Snapseed
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Photo of the Day - September 2018
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three times blues
iPhone 6+ multiexposure abstract processed in Snapseed
Thanks for looking,
Ed
Happy Friday everyone... hope everyone has an awesome weekend...
Looks like a city from space
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Dont take this the wrong way...
It is an incredibly beautiful effect in the sky.
I cant even visualise mentally what 20,000 acres looks like! That is an amazing spread of fire in a day.
Went to the beach today. Water a little rough but nice. At Canaveral National Seashore.
A retired neighbor of my cousin's in Detroit built hot rods on the side for a number of years to help finance his drag racing (which he still does at 70 years young!). This '47 Chevy he's owned for 40 years; it, with the right fuel mixture, puts out 850 hp. And it is very loud. No, I should say extremely loud. And cool.
'47 Chevy by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Unfortunately I didn't get a decent picture of his drag racing car he has built himself in his shop (namely because it was half taken apart). It generates 1800 hp, gets up to 256 mph, and requires two 14 ft. parachutes to slow him down to the 150 mph range. To use your brakes before then would literally burn them up. Between the car and the races he had plenty of entertaining stories to share.
'47 Chevy by Lance Randall, on FlickrUnfortunately I didn't get a decent picture of his drag racing car he has built himself in his shop (namely because it was half taken apart). It generates 1800 hp, gets up to 256 mph, and requires two 14 ft. parachutes to slow him down to the 150 mph range. To use your brakes before then would literally burn them up. Between the car and the races he had plenty of entertaining stories to share.
Very sci-fi, but maybe that’s just the Star Trek talking.
Inaugural share from my new camera—Lumix DMC-GX85. I’ve only had a few minutes to mess with it, so bear with me.
My new Bright Green Tennis Shoes...
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Just wanted to see how this camera fared in the dark - Sony RX100 M6, 1/30 @ f/2.8, ISO 3200
Standing Stones In The Dark by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Standing Stones In The Dark by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Love the matte paint job.A retired neighbor of my cousin's in Detroit built hot rods on the side for a number of years to help finance his drag racing (which he still does at 70 years young!). This '47 Chevy he's owned for 40 years; it, with the right fuel mixture, puts out 850 hp. And it is very loud. No, I should say extremely loud. And cool.
Unfortunately I didn't get a decent picture of his drag racing car he has built himself in his shop (namely because it was half taken apart). It generates 1800 hp, gets up to 256 mph, and requires two 14 ft. parachutes to slow him down to the 150 mph range. To use your brakes before then would literally burn them up. Between the car and the races he had plenty of entertaining stories to share.
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What a beauty. Nice job.Dragonfly in the morning sun...
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What PP did you do? Noise looks okay to me for a night time shot.Just wanted to see how this camera fared in the dark - Sony RX100 M6, 1/30 @ f/2.8, ISO 3200
Standing Stones In The Dark by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
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And to you. Is that mist or smoke?
I have Elements 15 now (since my PhotoShop CS4 stopped playing properly in High Sierra), and I can actually do most of the same things in PP, but I don't think I did much more than a little colour correction and the lowest amount of noise reduction using Imagenomic Noiseware. I still lost a little quality in the photo, but cleared the noise up acceptably.
To be honest it wasn't that bad in the first place, but I just have to fiddle.
Cheers
Hugh
Have been flat out like a lizard lately, dealing with getting a participants exhibition together & yesterday I got the images hung for my own launch tomorrow afternoon! I got to speak on an open forum panel session today for the 2018 Shimmer Biennale Photographic Festival about my path to recovery from intense mental health challenges as facilitated through digital photography & tomorrow morning I have a Mindful Photography walk around a coastal & estuary area close by. The winery I have been paired with is the perfect space for my images, which look really nice in their space! This time around they are all printed at A1 & A2 sizes, so pack a little more punch than my previous efforts, where I have only printed at A3 or slightly larger.
Oh, I forgot, I got a 21 page feature, a cover & a silver award in the latest Camerapixo fine art photography release out of Europe!
https://camerapixo.com/publications/hot-shots-36
Oh, I forgot, I got a 21 page feature, a cover & a silver award in the latest Camerapixo fine art photography release out of Europe!
https://camerapixo.com/publications/hot-shots-36
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I LOVE that
[doublepost=1537024234][/doublepost]Another of the place I was at this week in The Netherlands.
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What, that's all you been doing!
Congratulations on these latest achievements Alex. Love the look of that shot hanging in the winery...it's perfect!~ Peter
I LOVE that
[doublepost=1537024234][/doublepost]Another of the place I was at this week in The Netherlands.
With the shadow and dark sky what does this look like in B&W to you? I’m curious. I can imagine some scene from an old time horror or film noir movie.