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491 creative works found
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The Split Point Lighthouse, Airey’s Inlet, Victoria – detail.
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Some colourful straws lit up from one side.
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an image capturing the factors that impact on the “quality” of a photographic image. A window, glass, made opaque due to medium density housing regulations, dirty due to water restrictions, the sky and sunshine still fall on the fence that seperates us from strangers. The camera captures this everyday scene, the negative has imperfections, dust attaching itself to its surface during drying, or is pressed between it and the glass during scanning. The scanned image once again “loses” some of what was originally visible, printing the image again brings in imperfections in paper and ink. Yet even with these limitations and imperfections, the power and essence of the image remains. photographer: Chris Zissiadis / camera: Holga 120N
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A macro shot of an orange/yellow/red leaf
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Single purple gerbera daisy with bubbles and mirrored reflection.
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word to yo momma
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Took this one on the Pitesti – Bucharest highway. Great sunset, really nice moment to take a picture.
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You may have seen this already. I didn’t feel it was very ‘sjem’ so had it elsewhere, I’ve been convinced otherwise … /
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/ Thank you Rebecca (and invisible friend) for the picture.
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Looks vibrant on alot of the colours. Try it on white, black and the darker tones! enjoy.
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Digital illustration based on a photo from somewhere. / / I wanted to experiment with Illustrator a bit more and this just sort of developed. Coffee anyone? This is available as a shirt version with a little coffee bug
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Hey guys, here’s one from the archive. Haven’t taken and good shots recently due to timing with bad weather… Shot taken at the Dog Rocks, Geelong, Australia.
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Tutorial: Layer Masks and Transparency Gradients for "The Heart"
by Cain DohertyI have an improved and better formatted version of this tutorial in my wordpress blog....
I have an improved and better formatted version of this tutorial in my wordpress blog. This tutorial will cover digital blending in Photoshop CS3 using layer masks and transparency gradients. It is aimed at those who are interested in seeking alternatives to HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing. I would consider the usage of these techniques as digital graduated neutral density filters and although it can take some time to implement, I find the benefits to be: Preservation of intended colour and tone Complete control over contrast gradients Elimination of halo effects Elimination of fringing I will use one of my photographs, The Heart, to illustrate the method. 1. Download this zipped folder containing the two images to be used for blending and open IMG_1166 in Photoshop. 2. Press Ctrl+Shift+N and click OK to add a new layer. To place IMG_1164 on this layer go to File > Place and find where you saved it. Click the tick to commit the transform. 3. To create a mask, click the New Layer Mask (grey square with white circle inside) button in the Layers palette. To create a transparency gradient on this mask, first hit G to bring up the gradient toolbar and select a linear gradient. Then click and drag as shown in the following picture. 4. The next layer will be a photo filter so click Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Photo Filter and hit OK. Push the density slider to 100% and select a custom colour with properties as shown in the following picture. 5. Now apply another layer mask and gradient, as done previously, to restrict the photo filter to the sky. Change the blend mode to Linear Burn and opacity to 70% for the following picture. The Linear Burn blend mode is similar to Color Burn, but instead of increasing contrast, it decreases brightness to darken the base color and reflect the blend color. Now add curves layers to the foreground and then the sky. 6. Click Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves and hit OK. Then modify each of the RGB channels to reflect something like the following picture. 7. Change the blend mode to soft light and add a layer mask and gradient (this time in reverse) to restrict the curves layer to the foreground. This will produce the following result. The curves layer that targets the sky looks like this. 8. Change the blend mode again to soft light, opacity to 75% and create a layer mask and gradient to achieve the following result. 9. The final step involves adding a levels layer and changing its blend mode to ‘screen’ to boost the lighter areas. An opacity of 90% will achieve the picture shown below. 10. Straightening the horizon and correcting the barrel distortion yields The Heart. If you’ve found this useful please let me know. Feedback and discussion is welcome. If you haven’t done so already, please check out one of my other tutorials Photographing the Milky Way with a standard DSLR camera Cain Doherty
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more experimenting with colours. Ive put a watermark on this one because its quite big so if anyone wants it without the water mark just give me a shout! ive got a few photos of this flower now…but i really like the flower its so pretty…ill probably gather them all up and put them in a series, stlil got a few id like to play about with.
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Taken with my FujiFilm FinePix S5100 ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * / In Memory of my sister, Kyelcie Dawn Yates , 100% of all proceeds from the sale of this piece, and all of my art on RedBubble, will be donated to my charity of choice – The Dream Factory. / * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ This image is included in my / 2010 BEST OF DOMESTIC ART CALENDAR WINNER of the / Artist Collection Challenge This image is also now available on a magnet / (click on the magnet below for details) / * Also makes for a great inspirational card for an upcoming artist… / / If you like this image, you might also enjoy: Art Water… Green! Agadore Hitchcock —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— / Please visit my GALLERY PAGE Thanks for looking! / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—
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But it’s supposed to be a monkey. Sidenote: “He” is the ever lovely boy in my life.
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fun with acer leaves =o)
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Abstract background with red and white lines
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Men’s version of this bestselling design – if you want the girly-fit version, please use this one: http://www.redbubble.com/people/underland/t-shirts/3706626-1-all-natural-girl-fit
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Pencil drawing layered in photoshop to create a gradient. I like the effect I achieved with adding color. I wanted to put this image on t-shirts here at RB, but the previews are horrible and inaccurate (shows up mostly grey), So until they fix the previews, it’s going to be up at MySoti page. I bought colorful shirts from MySoti before and they turned out great and vibrant. Click Here to get this image on a t-shirt. Edit: I tweaked the colors to create another version of this, which looks decent in RB previews. /
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I tweaked the colors of this image so that it works better with RB previews. Based on pictures from previous buyers I think it will print much more vibrant that the previews show. I also added a few details. This image is available as a PRINT
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Pencil drawing, layered with color in photoshop, with some additional lines drawn using a wacom pad. I created this version so that I can also sell it on T-Shirts here at RedBubble.
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Made in Apophysis 3D using the Linear 3D Script by cabintom. The gradient is my own. /
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