Fiery
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So I’m afraid that a close-up of an eye with various work in photoshop may be a bit cliché- but enough people have done it that I don’t have a particular example to credit as my inspiration. Created in photoshop with a picture I took of my eye (next to the sink :) ) and a picture of a campfire from this summer. I now also have a second in a series of element eye images Awash – let me know what you think, I think I like Ablaze better but it will be cool when I have all of them… /
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come home oops… / out of focus because / i was very tired and my eyes were seeing ddoouubbllee… / and i did not have my tripod either… wednesday 07 23 08 / acrylic on wood / 24”x24” .
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The new Lorne Pier / Taken with Fuji S3Pro
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P/S Retouched by Ange. Digital photograph shot by Jerry Kang in Surry Hills, Sydney, 2007. Model: J.Y. I retouched the eyes (creating deepset cat eyed effect), enhanced lips, defined eyebrows, enhanced cheekbones, airbrushed face & lengthened body. Extended foreground of shot by retouching (the existing foreground) as it was taken tightly cropped to the foot. Added b/w desaturated tone & curve adjustment. Original shot below.
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abstract of sunset in red, yellow and blue
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This is a type of atmospheric halo, shot during the early afternoon almost directly overhead. There were no clouds, just airliner contrails. The dark colors were created by high contrast in photo software. 300 mm lens.
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Acrylic and Chalk Pastel on Canvas Board / FIERY SUNSET.. / Look at the splendour / A sunset evokes / Look at the glory / In each vibrant colour / This is the beauty / Of a Miracle Planet
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Fiery red sunrises have often been a feature and a great experience of camping at Batton Hill in the North Simpson Desert.The black silhoutted trees and messe form a strong contrast against the fiery red sky
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Model/styling: Casper / Car: 57 Caddy – thanks to Paul
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I created this out of a boring sky pic, that I was going to delete but never did- maybe because I liked the ripples in the sky. Well I cropped then mirrored it, and played with the colors until it turned out like this. :)
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A Fiery Dawn A Late Autumn Sunrise captured at Lake Estes in Estes Park, Colorado. It was to die for, to say the least….just the distant sound of the Elk bugling is about all you heard. I hope ya all like it! / —-John Make: KONICA MINOLTA / Model: MAXXUM 5D / Shutter Speed: 1/40 second / F Number: F/4.5 / Focal Length: 24 mm / ISO Speed: 200 More can always been seen on my website at jdebordphoto.com
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Yes I know, another sunset shot of the Noosa River, Noosaville, Queensland, Australia. I just can’t help myself, I love this time of day and place, and I have to say, this afternoons sunset was the best yet. I honestly had to desaturate this shot. It was amazing orange, everything around you was glowing orange, the sky lit up!! My wife even said at the time, she had never seen anything like it. Canon 50D, 10mm, 20% desaturate, as the raw was just too orange… Available Large, and best viewed Large.. The full size print of this can be 1.5 metres x 1 metre.
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Beautiful NZ skies :-) . ccw 15 . / ©2008 Globalphotos All rights reserved. / All photographs, text and images by Globalphotos are the exclusive property of Globalphotos – protected under Australian and international copyright laws. / These images may not be reproduced, copied or manipulated without written permission. / No use for Public Domain. / Use of any image for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of copyright.
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Entry in Challenge Red and White Dahlia – Group 2D – Daffodils and Dahlias / Featured July 2009 Group 2D Daffodils and Dahlias On a visit with Adelaide RedBubblers to the Botannic Gardens – (joined by Lyn now residing in Tasmania.) / Nikon D90 Nikkor 60mm Lens / 1/320 60mm F/4.5 ISO 400 / /
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flock of waterfowl fly into a fiery sunset. Taken at Eagle Bluffs CA, near Columbia, Missouri.
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Oil on canvas, 2006. 1000×1000mm / Original $880 +p&p In this painting I am exploring a connection with pure energy and the journey which that entails. It is also, however, speaking of a particular moment on that journey – the moment in which the essence that we all share is transforming. It is a fusion and transmutation of all the elements … fire turning to water, air turning to earth. This could be a small moment or a momentous one – but at that point the entire Universe is at play. Finished in the Top 10 of Elemental challenge
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1/40s f/5.6<br />18-55mm lens 18mm / ISO: 100 Canon EOS 350D / Manual Focus / No Tripod
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The fiery tones of a Summer sunset are reflected on the still, calm waters of Balyang Santuary in Geelong. Pentax istDS Camera. An HDR image with three exposures bracketed and processed using Dynamic Photo HDR.
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Oil on canvas, 1000mm x 1000mm / Original $880 + p&p Came first in the Imaginal Realms challenge June 2009 Featured in Gateways June 2009
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It’s based on a photograph my dad took a while ago. / The original was great, but I wanted to give a more magical feeling to it :)
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California Coast
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Digital, image manipulation. 16×20 inches. Planet in flames with a ring of fire.
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A eucalypt forest in the Adelaide Hills. / This “red-processing” was prompted by what happened when I stopped to take these photographs. I had pulled the car off the main road onto a very quiet small dirt road to stop and take photographs. Within 15 minutes a police patrol had pulled up and was checking over my car. When I returned, I was asked questions about just what I was doing. The reason behind the vigilance – it is the start to the bush-fire season in southern Australia, and so many are started deliberately by “fire-bugs”. This meeting with the local constabulary brought home the memories of “Ash Wednesday” some 26 or so years ago, where SA and Vic were ravaged by massive fires and where I just managed to avoid being BBQed in my car, however others that day travelling ahead of me on that road weren’t so lucky.
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