Cayenne, Click, appreciated.
I guess its what happens when boredom sets in, you begin thinking of different ways to see and present an image, doesn't work with all images, but it offers a different "feel" to an image sometimes.
The Photoshop Action I put together for this image was a total of 76 layers.
Learnt how to do this from my 17 year old son who is in his first year of a Film & Photography Degree, never too old to learn.
I guess its what happens when boredom sets in, you begin thinking of different ways to see and present an image, doesn't work with all images, but it offers a different "feel" to an image sometimes.
The Photoshop Action I put together for this image was a total of 76 layers.
Learnt how to do this from my 17 year old son who is in his first year of a Film & Photography Degree, never too old to learn.
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from my Western Australia road trip
Sunset at Wyadup Spa by Tony, on Flickr
Milky Way rising over Nature's Window by Tony, on Flickr
Sugarloaf Rock Sunrise by Tony, on Flickr
Sunset at Sugarloaf Rock by Tony, on Flickr
Three Witches by Tony, on Flickr
The Pinnacles by Tony, on Flickr
Sunset at Wyadup Spa by Tony, on FlickrMilky Way rising over Nature's Window by Tony, on FlickrSugarloaf Rock Sunrise by Tony, on FlickrSunset at Sugarloaf Rock by Tony, on FlickrThree Witches by Tony, on FlickrThe Pinnacles by Tony, on Flickr
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eml58 said:
Good to see you back on CR with your work Ed, and I guess from this latest image you're becoming bored with the clinical efficiency of digital
I think this makes for a pleasing picture; much more than the straight digital capture would have done.
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Click said:
thanks Click!
Mikehit said:
definitely a photography focused trip (managed to get some birding done too, would've gotten snakes if it didn't get so cold all of a sudden (my mate is huge into his wildlife especially snakes and reptiles)), first time to WA ever, wish i had gotten there sooner the place is stunning, shame the weather was rubbish for about 1/3 of the trip otherwise would've had more pics to show! we ended up driving ~2500km in just under 10 days so was pretty good effort all in all lol
GammyKnee said:
thanks so much
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Sporgon said:eml58 said:
Good to see you back on CR with your work Ed, and I guess from this latest image you're becoming bored with the clinical efficiency of digital
I think this makes for a pleasing picture; much more than the straight digital capture would have done.
Hi Sporgon, your right of course, its perhaps at times a step too far, but for some images it seems, to me at least, that a different final perspective other than a straight digital image, can and often does, add to the final presentation.
And I've found it does for me, add to the enjoyment of Photography and the whole technical aspect of presenting a final image.
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So this is an old thread, but the subject is still pertinent.
It was raining a little bit and I was driving on the highway going to have dinner next to the beach/ocean at about 5 PM. We saw this beautiful full rainbow (sorry, no double rainbow) from across the highway. Made a speedy left turn and parked next to a Highways Department of Public Works and started shooting over the chainlink gate. Effect was less than ideal. So after couple of minute and joined by other people, we left the place and continue the drive to the restaurant. We saw a road with hardly any traffic and over the road the landscape was much better!
So, here's the photo, a pano of many shots of the rainbow!
Hope you like, especially Jack.
-r
PS., tried to post on the thread under "Rainbow" but it was so old, I think it was disabled.
It was raining a little bit and I was driving on the highway going to have dinner next to the beach/ocean at about 5 PM. We saw this beautiful full rainbow (sorry, no double rainbow) from across the highway. Made a speedy left turn and parked next to a Highways Department of Public Works and started shooting over the chainlink gate. Effect was less than ideal. So after couple of minute and joined by other people, we left the place and continue the drive to the restaurant. We saw a road with hardly any traffic and over the road the landscape was much better!
So, here's the photo, a pano of many shots of the rainbow!
Hope you like, especially Jack.
-r
PS., tried to post on the thread under "Rainbow" but it was so old, I think it was disabled.
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Some shots from my walk up Cir Mhor on the Isle of Arran at the weekend.
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View from Cir Mhor [5D4_1295] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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Shadow of Cir Mhor on Goatfell [5D4_1305] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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Sunset from Cir Mhor [5D4_1360] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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View from Cir Mhor [5D4_1295] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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Shadow of Cir Mhor on Goatfell [5D4_1305] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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Sunset from Cir Mhor [5D4_1360] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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