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Title: Australia CallsMedia: Digital PhotographySize: 8 X 10Date: Aug ‘12Process: Photoshop, Sharpen, Basic adjustments, Select edges and add outer black glow, Crop, VignetteThis is the Australian Protea flower. Taken in San Diego. |
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Title: Arizona
Fall Colors
Media: Digital
Photography
Size: 8
X 10
Date: Nov
‘11
Process: Photoshop,
Basic adjustments, Vignette
West Bank of Oak Creek that is North of Sedona.
Very little adjustments needed.
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Title: Grand
Canyon is over the wall
Media: Digital
Photography
Size: 8
X 10
Date: Jul
‘11
Process: Photoshop:
5 image HDR merge, Surrealistic preset
This is an image of Grand Canyon area without the
main event of the canyon shown.
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Title: Windmills
and Sunsets
Media: Digital
Photography
Size: 8
X 10
Date: Apr
‘11
Process: Photoshop,
10 AM shot, Sharpen, Basic adjustments, Darken Sky, Colorize Tree and Windmill,
Vignette
This is a morning shot. Sun is back and to the right. Windmill is 45
feet tall. Tree is 12 feet tall.
Photoshop work was to get late night sky look and add sunset lighting
where none existed. The bird in tree was
a bonus.
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Title: Bean
Stalk?
Media: Digital
Photography
Size: 8
X 10
Date: Jun
‘12
Process: Handheld,
Photoshop, Sharpen, Basic adjustments, Crop, Vignette
San Diego Zoo has many plants from around the
world. This looked to be 20 feet
tall. Took shot by holding camera near
ground as I bent over. Blind shot. Then did processing and crop in Photoshop to
get here.
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These photographs are amazing. Your images are vibrant, rhythmic, and your perspective really draws the viewer right in. Nicely done. Jaime
ReplyDeleteNice shots all of them. I like the Australia Calls and the Bean Stalk. The bean stalk draws the eye in, up and out of the frame in a good way leaving the viewer with a sense of curiosity as to where it leads. Very clear, vibrant, and all the visuals of color and shape create very nice rhythms throughout all the images.
ReplyDeleteAll very good, the composition of "Arizona Fall Colors" is wonderful. Cropping gives great depth to the photo. One step forward or cropping out the yellow maple leafs in the top left of the photo would have changed this picture completely. There is just the right amount of blue sky along with the other vibrant colors to make this picture work perfectly. When looking at it, it almost appears to be 3D
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