A second one of my images has been featured! This time one of my digitally altered Christmas images: “Lighted Christmas Tree (3)”. Again,...
A second one of my images has been featured! This time one of my digitally altered Christmas images: “Lighted Christmas Tree (3)”. Again, this is a great site! A place to grow artistically and gain a bit recognition for one’s efforts. Thanks to the Alternative Christmas Images group for featuring my image! Steve
I was just featured in Extraordinary Fractalius, wow, what an honor, this is only the second time that I’ve been a featured member of a g…
I was just featured in Extraordinary Fractalius, wow, what an honor, this is only the second time that I’ve been a featured member of a group. Thanks to the moderators of this group for this feature! It’s been a perfect day for me! “Transcendence” is being featured in the group “Amazing Orton Effect” / Thanks to the moderators of this group for this honor!
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Pansy Mania is being featured in Pacific Northwest Art, thanks to the moderators of this group for this honor! “Dawn’s Early Light” came in the top ten in the challenge “Flowers Macro” in the group “First Things” Thanks to all who voted in this fun challenge! My image “Drifting Daisies” has been chosen by the “Amazing Orton Effect” Group as the monthly avatar, wow what an honor this is! Thanks to the moderators of this group for this honor!
The DIGITAL ABSTRACTS AND PATTERNS group has just featured my image “Lighted Christmas Tree (3) – Digitally Altered”. Many have also comm…
The DIGITAL ABSTRACTS AND PATTERNS group has just featured my image “Lighted Christmas Tree (3) – Digitally Altered”. Many have also commented very kindly regarding it. Thank you all so much!! And thanks to this great group for the recognition and the feature! Steve
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“Autumn Morning Fire And Mist” placed in the top ten in the “September Avatar” challenge in the group ” Live And Let Live” thanks to all who voted in this fun challenge! 9/1/09 “I Loved You In Winter” is being featured in the group “All Original Fusion” / Thanks to the moderators of this fun group for this honor! 9/2/09 “On Point” is being featured in the group “Live And Let Live” thanks to the moderators of this cool group for this feature and honor! 9/3/09 “Dawn’s Early Light” is being featured in the group “Color Me A Rainbow” for the color white. Thanks to the moderators of this group for this feature! 9/5/09 “Mountain View” is being featured in the group “Live And Let Live” one of my favorite mottos, thanks to the moderators of this group for this great honor!
I came across an interesting article on the subject of light that really inspired me during the week, so I posted it here thinking our gr…
I came across an interesting article on the subject of light that really inspired me during the week, so I posted it here thinking our group might like to read it also. As the article states, without an understanding of the qualities of light and utilizing it in capturing our images, we may not be getting the best out of our subjects, that we could. Depending on the time of day, light can transform the appearance of surroundings, dramatically emphasizing or suppressing detail, and altering colour and apparent shape. For the photographer, the intensity of the lighting itself is often the least important factor – it can be measured objectively with the camera’s exposure meter and duly compensated for. But most of light’s more subtle influences cannot be changed by camera settings nor can we convert hard edged, distinct shadows to softer, graduated shading or compensate for the effect light has on colours. All these are fundamental visual changes, and are much more obvious in an isolated photograph than in real life. Light has many moods which is changing constantly, utilising and choosing the right mood for our subject can dramatically improve our photograph. ie consider shooting in the early morning or late afternoon light, instead of during the middle of the day when light is much harder. / To bring out the best in your image, try developing a conscious awareness of the many subtle effects of light, and relise how they affect the photographic image. Then learn to apply these affects creatively to our subject. / / -Micheal Langford
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