Dee
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Dee Boylan
Australia
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Leon Dee
United Kingdom
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dee mcghie
Australia
285 creative works found
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so…..It all started with Tracy Wallace’s piece “Clumsy Misfortune” which inspired Adriana Glackin to create “All grown up” and then “Toward twilight” which then inspired me to creat this piece!.....go check out their work as it is brilliant…...
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The moon off of the mightyboosh is on a t-shirt!
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Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II, remote shutter release / Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Canon UV Haze Filter and Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter (aka The Black Glass) / Focal length: 24mm / Aperture: f11 / ISO: 50 / Speed: 30 seconds / WB: Auto / Image: Single RAW file, converted in DPP, cropped. / Location: Dawn, Dee Why, Sydney, 10 May 2009 Best viewed large
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decisions, decisions…
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My amazing daughter Alison…..such an ageless little one…. / .....the original pic was taken by Peter Mciver…reworked by me…..
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The Lairig Ghru is a high level pass that cuts through the heart of the Cairngorm mountains in the Cairngorm National Park in Scotland. See Here for more info. / This shot was taken on the route from Coire Cas car park under Cairngorm Mountain to Ben MacDui (Gaelic”Beinn Macduibh”) the lower slopes of which can be seen to the left. / Down below are the “Pools Of Dee” about 830 metres above sea level and about 400 metres below where I was standing. / The peaks opposite are Cairn Toul, Sgorr an Lochan Uaine (peak of the Green Lochan) and Braeriach. Below and between Cairntoul and Sgorr an Lochan Uaine is Lochan Uaine, not to be confused with the Lochan of the same name in the Ryvoan pass slightly further north. / Until this point we had been dodging showers and praying the clouds would lift…they did. / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR 3 shot autobracket and processed in Photomatix.Tripod used.18-70 Sony Lens
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Other Tshirts in this series / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Taken late on in ‘07 looking across the Dee Estuary from West Kirby, Wirral, towards the Welsh hills. / / Loramae, inspired by this photo (I am honoured) has written, Perfect Purpose which I duplicate below: / / Perfect Purpose / / Threatening low in the spirit… / Certain scents waft through the air… / Human eyes cannot yet behold it… / But your heart tells you it is there. / Awakened abruptly to a second sense… / That visits uninvited to a mind… / A storm is building in the distance… / The selfish winds will not be kind… / Ah…one thinks to hurry to cover… / Invent a list to somehow prepare… / But how does one hide from something… / That has not yet appeared…? / Gird your fearful heart with His promises… / Embrace His words unto your very soul… / Lay your anchor in God Almighty… / Maker of the stormy winds that blow… / This storm has Perfect Purpose… / Nothing has ever caught Him unaware… / Rest assured that you are not alone… / In the midst of this approaching storm, / He, your Lord, is there. / / Words © Loramae 2008 / / Image © photogenique (dave peddie): using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action. / / Do check out Greg Halliday’s great portfolio / / / /
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Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II, remote shutter release / Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Canon UV Haze Filter and Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter (aka The Black Glass) / Focal length: 24mm / Aperture: f14 / ISO: 50 / Speed: 33 seconds / WB: Auto / Image: Single RAW file, linear contrast applied and converted in DPP, cropped. No processing of JPEG. / Location: Dawn, Dee Why, Sydney, 10 May 2009 This image was shot immediately after this one. Best viewed large
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Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II / Canon Ef 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter / Hand-held Lee 0.3 Soft Grad ND Filter / Focal length: 24mm / ISO: 50 / Aperture: f16 / Speed: 68 seconds / Image: Single RAW file / Location: Dee Why, Sydney, May 2009 Best viewed large
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Witches are so misunderstood
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Sun Rising on A Foggy Morning Forest. I Do Enjoy The Light, and The Art In All Nature…..... Shot This While Sitting on my Deck, sipping Morning Coffee, / and Smelling The Roses. Dedicated to Dee, thanks so much for all your support, and encouragement! / Diane Schuster / Canon PowerShot S3 IS 6 MPX /
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Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II, remote shutter release / Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Canon UV Haze Filter and Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter (aka The Black Glass) / Focal length: 24mm / Aperture: f22 / ISO: 50 / Speed: 120 seconds / WB: Auto / Image: Single RAW file, converted in DPP, slightly cropped. / Location: Dawn, Dee Why, Sydney, 10 May 2009 Best viewed large
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I love shadows…it’s amazing how they can come up….especially after a little post production work…..
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Taken just off the Middle Eye the middle Hilbre Island in The Dee Estuary on the Wirral. The Hilbre Islands Local Nature Reserve is contained within the Dee Estuary on the north west coast of England. The Dee Estuary is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Protection Area, a Ramsar Site which is a Wetland of International Importance. The islands consist of three tidal islands, Little Eye, Middle Eye and Hilbre Island. The sunset on this febuary evening turned the landscape into something from another planet. The rocks in the sand staring back at me as I watched the sun cross the horizon.
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It’s a shame those specs make your eyes go funny, otherwise I’d be wearing them all the time pretending to be one of the thugs from Back to the Future
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A seagull soaring over the ocean at sunset – Dee Why Beach, Sydney. /
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Heart Of The Storm II What attracted my eye when taking this shot were the storm clouds, and the early morning sun struggling to overcome them, to the right of frame. The light streaming through the grey and the curling wisps was what I wanted to feature. The small rockpool, one of many on the rock platform, was positioned perfectly below the clouds to provide the “foreground interest”, as they say, allowing me to stay where I was with a rather large tripod and waves crashing to my right. The camera was up high so I could also get the timelapse effect happening on the background water which, if you can imagine, was a constant place of waves breaking over the rocks. But not too high as to lose the reflection of the sunlight and the clouds in the water in the pool in front of me. As this spot was away from the overflow of the waves, the water in the pool was still, so I was able to obtain a crisp foreground. I didn’t notice the rockpool was heart-shaped until I saw it on the big screen. And previous shots with the sun in frame did not work out even with the Black Glass, hence the lens is pointed to leave the sun out just to the right but still get the rays. Unfortunately the top of the image is cropped, so some of the cloud is lost and the effect is therefore diminished, and the eye looks elsewhere to focus. I had to crop it as there is a rather large (relatively) twig or some such in the frame in the sky and I keep forgetting to flush it out of the camera before I go on a shoot. It is black enough and ziggy enough to be a long problem to resolve in PS or similar and Aperture (Apple) and Digital Photo Professional (Canon utility that came with my camera) – my current resources – can’t do it. Hence the crop. The original image was shot in Monochrome. I decided to uploaded a colour version after a wonderful comment by DragonFlyer Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II / Canon Ef 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter / Hand-held Lee 0.3 Soft Grad ND Filter / Focal length: 24mm / ISO: 50 / Aperture: f16 / Speed: 68 seconds / Image: Single RAW file, converted to Landscape / Location: Dee Why, Sydney, May 2009 Best viewed large
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Flying a kite as a strong southerly buster hits Dee Why
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