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Jamie Min
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Melinda (Min) ...
Australia
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Britannia Beach: Minning Canada / Once a large producer of copper, the mine was permanently closed in 1974. Within this National Heritage Site is the BC Museum of Mining which offers guided underground tours. From Britannia Beach continue on to Shannon Falls Provincial Park, which is six times the elevation of Niagara Falls and provides good hiking and picnic areas. Next is The Stawamus Chief, with some 180 rock climbing route. The Stawamus Chief is said to be the second largest piece of granite in the world.
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I feel sharks are peaceful by nature and being over fished, killed by nets, and by finning ( fishermen take all the fins of of the shark and throw the shark back into the water alive and unable to swim, there are no regulatons on this activity). You are more likely to be hit by lightning then to be bit by a shark. Sharks usually only bite because they mistake humans for their favorite food the seal. If people don’t help the shark they will be come exstinct in the near future. I feel they are very graceful creatures and should be protected. Please go to / Sharkwater to find out more on sharks and how they are being mistreated. Half of the mark up amount will go to seashepherd to help to preserve this glaceful creature. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—— / I painted this black tip reaf shark in acrylic on canvas / Animals / Birds / Drawings / Flowers / Water / Holiday / Paintings / Sunsets / Autumn
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this is my drawing of an angel fish in pencil, then I iced it on the computer. / Animals / Birds / Drawings / Flowers / Water / Holiday / Paintings / Sunsets / Autumn
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This was originally my pencil drawing, then I changed it on my computer. / (this can be personalized to say whatever you like on it. just bubblemail me) / Animals / Birds / Drawings / Flowers / Water / Holiday / Paintings / Sunsets / Autumn / Macro / Words / seasonal
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I paintaed this in acrylic on canvas.
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A tray oven stands just under the cooker hood in the kitchen here, with some kind of vat laying on the floor next to it. Not entirely sure what the vat would have been for but it has to be liquids of some kind as there is a tap on the bottom of it. Thankfully the pipes in here are clad in fibre glass instead of asbestos, just as well really as kitchens are bad enough with spores without having to add asbestos into the mix. / / / See the rest of this site walk through / /
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101 Photoshop Tips in 5 Mins with Deke McClelland
by Alison JohnstonI posted this in the Learning Centre thread over on the main forums, but thought it might be handy to make a journal entry so it doesn’t …
I posted this in the Learning Centre thread over on the main forums, but thought it might be handy to make a journal entry so it doesn’t get lost in the soup. Surprisingly, I have learned more from this man about Photoshop, than anyone else ….. you’ll understand why I said that when you watch the podcast. Just a bit of fun on a Friday evening, all the tips are valid though :-) 101 Photoshop Tips in 5 Minutes And the text from the podcast. 101 Photoshop Tips in Five Minutes / The actual tips from 1 to 106 and back to 101 / by Deke McClelland Time it: Time: 00:00.00 / #1: Wanna copy a layer? I say jump it: Ctrl+J. / You a Mac user? Awesome. / #2: When I say Ctrl, press Cmd, the one with an apple on it. / #3: For a new layer, press Ctrl+Shift+N (Cmd-Shift-N on the Mac). / #4: To delete a layer, get the move tool and press Delete (or Control-Delete). / #5: Every letter selects a tool. / #6: Except F for full-screen, / #7: Q for quick mask, / #8: and D / #9: and X for default and switch colors. / Who knew X stood for “switch”? / #10: Press a number to change the opacity. / #11: Or two numbers for better control. / #12: Press Shift+plus to advance a blend mode; / #13: Shift+minus to back up. / #14: Press Shift and Alt with a letter for a specific mode. / #15: Mac folks, Alt means Option. / #16: Ctrl+plus zooms in. / #17: Ctrl+minus zooms out. / #18: Spacebar gets the hand so you can drag the image around. / #19: There’s also Ctrl+spacebar in / #20: and Alt+spacebar out. / #21: Ctrl+spacebar-drag to zoom way the hell in. / #22: Ctrl+Z undoes. / #23: Ctrl+Alt+Z backsteps. / #24: Ctrl+Shift+Z steps forward. / #25: Ctrl+Shift+F fades an edit. / #26: F12 reverts, / #27: Itself an undoable operation. / You hear that? You can undo a revert? That’s a hell of a tip! / All that pasteboard stuff works too: / #28: Ctrl+X cuts. / #29: Ctrl+C copies. / #30: Ctrl+V pastes. / Dan Gookin of DOS For Dummies fame joked that V stood for “vomit,” as in vomiting up the Clipboard. His publisher refused to print that. They actually refused to print that! Time: 01:15.43 / #31: Photoshop’s most essential command? Image Size: Ctrl+Alt+I. / #32: It’s partner, Canvas Size, Ctrl+Alt+C. / #33: Ctrl+F repeats the last filter. / #34: Ctrl+Alt+F for different settings. / #35: Using a selection tool? Drag to start a new selection / #36: Or move a selection outline. / #37: Shift adds to the selection. / #38: Alt deletes. / #39: Shift and Alt finds the intersection. / #40: Press the spacebar to move the selection on-the-fly. / #41: Ctrl+A selects everything; / #42: Ctrl+D selects nothing. / #43: Ctrl+Shift+I selects what’s not selected and deselects everything else. / #44: Ctrl+Alt+R brings up Refine Edge. / #45: Alt-click with the lasso tool to draw straight-sided selections. / #46: Shift-click with a brush to paint straight lines. / #47: Press Alt with a brush to get the color-lifting eyedropper. / #48: Press Ctrl to get the move tool. / #49: Ctrl+H hides selections and other “extras.” / What’s an extra? Press Ctrl+H and find out? / I gotta quicken the pace. Shit! / #50: Ctrl+1, / #51: 2, / #52: 3 to switch channels. / Hell yeah, I’m counting those as three! / Here’s another one: / #53: Ctrl+tilde for full-color composite. / #54: Ctrl+L for Levels, / #55: Ctrl+M for Curves, / #56: Ctrl+B for Color Balance, / #57: Ctrl+U for Hue/Saturation. / #58: Add Alt to bring up the last settings. / #59: Mash your fist on Ctrl, Shift, and Alt and press B for Black & White. / #60: In Levels and Curves, Alt-drag that white slider triangle to preview the clipped highlights / #61: Or that black one for clipped shadows. / Want to duplicate an image? Don’t choose this [Duplicate]; / #62: Just click here [Create new document from History state]. / #63: Press Ctrl+W to close an image. / #64: Y to save changes, / #65: N to abandon them. / #66: On the Mac, that’s S and D. / #67: Either way, it’s Esc for Cancel. / You know, Esc. C’mon, Esc! Time 02:48.36 / #68: Press Ctrl+T to invoke Free Transform. / #69: Press Enter to apply or Esc to skip it. / #70: Ctrl+Alt+T transforms a copy. / #71: Ctrl+Shift+T repeats the last transformation. / #72: Ctrl+Shift+Alt+T plays a transformation sequence. / #73: Press a bracket key to change the size of a brush. / #74: Press Shift+bracket to change its hardness. / #75: Caps Lock for precise cursors. / #76: Alt switches dodge to burn and burn to dodge. / #77: The comma and period keys cycle through gradients. / See this tool [sharpen]? Worthless. Look at this. You want this? Worthless! / Yes, that’s a tip: Don’t use the tool! / #78: Bang, there’s another one! / #79: Ctrl-click a thumbnail in the Layers, Channels, or Paths palette to load a selection. / #80: Press slash to lock a layer’s transparency. / #81: Press tilde to hide the image while viewing a mask. / #82: Press backslash to view the layer mask. / #83: Ctrl+Backspace fills the background color; / #84: Alt+Backspace: foreground color. / #85: Add Shift to fill just the opaque pixels. / #86: Press Shift+Backspace to get the Fill dialog box. / Hey, look at that! / #87: That’s trans lock’s opposite [Behind mode]. It locks opacity. / What the hell is it doing here? / #88: Ctrl+bracket moves layers forward and back. / #89: Add Shift to go all the way. / #90: Alt+bracket selects layers. / #91: Press Shift to select multiple layers. / Press Ctrl+Shift+A to select all layers. / #92: That’s wrong. It’s Ctrl+Alt+A! / I don’t even know what Ctrl+Shift+A does. / It doesn’t, Adobe, it doesn’t do anything! I don’t think it does anything. / #93: But Ctrl+G, that groups layers in a folder. / #94: Ctrl+E merges selected layers. / #95: Ctrl+Shift+E merges visible layers. / #96: Ctrl+Alt+E stamps a layer onto the one below. / #97: Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E merges everything on a new layer. / #98: Ctrl+Shift+C copies a merged version of the layers. / #99: Ctrl+Shift+V pastes an image in a selection. / #100: Alt-click here [Add layer mask] / #101: Or here [Cancel to Reset] / #102: Or here [trash without warning] / #103: Or here [color ramp to switch background color] / #104: Or here [eyeball to hide all others] / Yeah! / #105: Or here [horizontal line to make clipping mask] / #106: Or here [color swatch to delete]. Time: 05:08.16 / Holy crap, I just went over! 106 tips! No! No, no, no. / [to off-screen director] / You should’ve stopped me, you should’ve let me know. That’s your fault. / [to viewer] / That’s his fault. I do not fail. Remember, I do not fail! / Alt-clicks out. I want them all out. Gimme that time back! Time: 05: 27.92 / [clock rewinds] Time: 04:56.73 / Okay. Nicely done, me. For those wondering why I left out your favorite tips, / #100: Like Tab to hide all palettes / #101: Or Shift+Tab to hide just the right-side palettes. Time: 05:00.00 / I didn’t! Ha ha! I just mentioned ’em. Works for me!
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In 1989, when in Saigon (or Ho Chi Min City), in Vietnam, we came across someone having a nap! The photographer in me could not resist! This is a scan of the 8X12 print in one of my original portfolios. There has been basic photoshop editing done but the image remains essential unchanged. I hope you like this! A little thought provoking.
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Folks .. here a photo that was on here a bit longer .. but it fits fine in my series: Photo scenes15 minutes from my home The old City of Delft..Goes bway back in our history.. build by the Romans.. / In my humble opinion the nicest spot to go and see WITH your camera!! / Camera used .. my first Canon Rebel xt / Canon 350D
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Right, back to Shetland! There may be a perception of these wonderful northern isles as being barren, cold, wet and windy. Well, yes and no. True Shetland does have its moments and far be it from me to encourage too many people to visit these unspoiled lands(!) but summer sunshine can be plentiful and the beauty of the Islands undeniable. / This is Shonah taking a stroll along Banna Min beach on West Burra. True enough we did see someone else there but hardly ruined by the crowds;-) Hope it brings lovely summery thoughts to you all! Richard Tech detls / Nikon D300 / Nikon 16-85mm @ 16mm / 1/160s f20 / ISO200 Location / OS HU366 306
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This is another one of the excersizes I have my students attempt…the 20 minute drawing or painting of their choice. This a 20 minute drawing I did one day in class right along with my students so they could see that it could be done… / I used Black and White pastel chalk on card stock, smooth bonded, acid free artist drawing paper. / I prefer the low tooth paper as it lends to stress free blending and does not eat the pastels in the drawing process. / My Fine Art and Photography Studio is located in Mesquite,Nevada. / Thanks for viewing my art.
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I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day ~Vincent Van Gogh Folks .. this windmill is on a 3mins walking distance from one of my shops, in a suburb of the Hague ..called Loosduinen / Photo taken last November . Round 6 pm it starts getting dark / and we see the last glow of the Sun in the sky * Was thinking to add some photo’s from now on called Scenes 15 minutes.. meaning show you some photo’s all in the time circle of 15 mins max away from my home .. Either on foot, bike or car and hoping to get some fellow Red Bubblers to pick up this idea* :- ))) / ( I am curious to see what will happen …) / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / Tech Talkzz / Canon 40 D / Canon lens 24-105 L series USM is / Distance 24 mm Exposure 1/320 sec / F 5,6 / ISO 400 Thanks for your time Folks / John
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The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever Jacques Cousteau Folks .. another photo.. within 15 mins from my home .. / The beach of Scheveningen (subburb of The Hague) / Taken in winter.. February round 5 pm / Scheveningen is a VERY strong Tourist spot in Holland ..like to know more .. please click the link.. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / We see the PIER and we are looking North along the coast .. direction Scandinavia / To the left WEST you would end up in England Tech talkzz / Canon 40D / Lens Canon 18-200 is / ISO 100 / 1/197 sec / F 10 Thanks for your pop in Folks / John
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Instead of giving a politician the keys to the city, it might be better to change the locks _Doug Larson _ Folks.. once more: Was thinking to add some photo’s from now on called Scenes 15 minutes.. meaning show you some photo’s all in the time circle of 15 mins max away from my home .The Hague. Here we are in the heart of GOUDA World famous for its GOUDA – CHEESE (and syrup waffles ) with ofcourse many other nice aspects to discouver in Gouda! / One thing I DON’T like about Gouda.. it is a crime to find a Parking place and a VERY active police force. / ( Sorry Ellen – Hans and Gerry ) :) But there is a parking trick! / Find a place .. and other cars have a ticket under there windscreen washer? ‘Borrow’ that ticket and put it under yours!! Works perfect ! / -—-—-—-—-—- / Also the following RED BUBBLE Dutch members have a strong connection GOUDA : / Ellen / Gerry Danen / Hans-Bax In all honesty I asked myself.. am I honest here .. is Gouda in 15 mins reach of The Hague.. can I add it in this mini series ?! Well , yes I can .. not during the busy day hours but in the evening I can from my home by car .. since I live on the edge of The Hague /South close to the highway ! Tech talkzz / Canon 450D / Rebel XSi / Lens Canon 18-200 is / Focal lenght 18 mm / F 6.3 / ISO 100 / 1/790 sec Thanks for your pop-in Folks Regards / John Poster IDEA : / And here more details of Gouda around the Center /
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Old houses mended, Cost little less than new before they / ’re ended Colley Cibber, Folks .. we are St of The Hague .. a 10 mins ride .. a little , nice, town called Naaldwijk ( where also the two fishing girls a few photo’s back , are living) Here we see some old elderly houses ± 300/400 years old / and lately restored .. VERY popular amongst young couples .. / to go live in this former almshouse/court. I have seen photo’s from Kaapstad / Cape Town Sth Africa and the ‘Wine farms’ nearby .. Same looking sort of houses build from the old days .. build in the old dutch style due to the ” V O C “days Tech Talkzz / Canon 40D / Lens Canon L series lens..24-105 USM is / Distance 28 mm / ISO 400 / Speed 1/60 sec / F 6.3 / Paint Shop Pro X II edit Thanks for your time and pop-in Folks John / ps To day I picked up my new Canon 5D Mark II* My (in excellent condition) Canon 40D is for sale :-) —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——
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The real skill of photography is organized visual lying Terence-Donovan Folks we are here in the City of Leiden..about 10 15 mins north of The Hague Once more: Was thinking to add some photo’s from now on called Scenes 15 minutes.. meaning: show you some photo’s all in the time circle of 15 mins max away from my home .The Hague. Leiden goes back to atleast the year 0(zero) .. a Roman settlement it also has been / See- read more about Leiden-here / Presenting many old Cities in Holland .. They all often have keaywords like : / Many Canals,Bridges,narrow streets, bicycles etc. etc. Say you are an * Entrepreneur* running a Restaurant and on the street in front is no room for a Terrace to sit for a Beer / Capucino / What to do in Holland ? Well you buy yourself a flat boat.. used in the old days for transport like fruits.. patatoes .. cattle etc .. / and you construct it like we see here .. Your terrace is ready for the Guests We also see things like this in Utrecht – Oudewater- Gouda- Delft plus many many other old Cities / Leiden .. put it on your ’ to see ’ list Folks Tech Talkzz Canon 40D / Older Sigma 18-200 is Lens / ISO 200 / Aperture priority – exposure 1/640 sec. / F 7.1 / 18 mm Thanks for popping in Folks John
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I really enjoy writing novels. It’s like the ocean. You can just build a boat and take off Denis Johnson Folks.. like previous photo.. we are still in the City of Leiden, about 12-15 mins from my place in The Hague Canals can be used for pleasant Leisure time Photo taken : / Canon 40D / Older Sigma 18-200 os / ISO 200 / 42.0 mm / F 7.1 / 1/160 s Thanks for popping in Folks / Regards / John
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No city should be too large for a man to walk out of in a morning / —Cyril Connolly— Folks..: the City of Delft ! / —-—-—-—-—-—-—— Let me be clear right away.. we have many many nice Cities in Holland.. but my best is Delft Infact , built by accident by the Romans ..± 2000 years ago .. / Why ? The Romans had a camp set up there .. however due to the Dutch wheater ..rain rain rain .. and swampy/marshy soil .. / the had to dug little canals around there tents ..plus some larger ones to get ridd of to much water.. In old Dutch ( and South Afrikaans) digging is delfen, in the past sense ..gedelft / Dug out equals the word Delft / Why is Delft so special ? To name a few.. / Pilgrim Fathers, members of English Separatist Church sect of Puritans, / leaving Delft Haven on their voyage to America July 1628 Delft Pottery / Delft China Blue Porcelain are made here A famous Painter lived his life time in Delft .. we are talking about Johannes-Vermeer The friendliness .. the mood.. the wonderful walks along the little canals / and narrow streets – bridges .. all in walking distance! / The stunning views of the old days like we only see in paintings.. Folks it goes to far to mention all the many many reasons to see Delft, in this posting. / Delft ..for me.. stands for Holland like the nail on the wall to hold that painting In future postings I will upload some more shots of Delft to show you.. / And YOU make sure to put Delft on page one of the book: / Going to visit Holland / A Photographers paradise .. trust me —-—-—-—-—-—-— This scene.. I made .. we see here the East-Gate Camera older Canon 30D / Older Sigma 18-200 OS / F 8 / ISO 200 / Shutter 1/64 sec Edit done with P S P X II Thanks for popping in Folks; / Regards / John
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Those who do not dare to dream, sleep most of the day / Loesje quote *Folks.. we are still in the City Delft .. looking in to the Kerk Straat / Church street / besides the Nieuwe-Kerk The Nieuwe Kerk / New Church is important to Holland and even more to our Royal family.. / Many passed away members of the House of Orange are burried there. If you go on a weeks vacation to Delft .. making lots of photo’s each day .. / you will end your week realizing you could easily have spend another / week doing the same at the same spot. Nice to know .. Johannes Vermeer , the famous Dutch painter must have crossed this little bridge many many times. !!! / Like to see the same photo from a VERY famous photo shooter in Red Bubble .. / Than go see Gerry-Daanen Tech Talkzz / Canon 40D / ISO 200 / F14 / 1/30sec / 28 mm Thanks for popping in Folks / Regards / John
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FEATUREDi n European Everyday Life Back to the Future Folks .. still in the THEME : Scenes 15 mins from my home! / And another aspect of Delft. A newly build house in the old style. I was told some very old little houses where victimized by flames.. and burned down / not to long ago . Ok Owners where insured .. money to (re)build was there .. / However .. due to a nation wide protection program many many buildings / in Holland are under a protection law to preserve the originally styles for houses and buildings. / ( many European countries have that Act) And .. as you can see here so well demonstrated : / A house .. a few years old in the Old Dutch style Tech Talkzz / Older Canon 350D / Rebel XT / Lens Canon 24-105 L series USM IS / ISO 400 / 1/500 sec / F 8 Thanks for the visit Folks : John /
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This is something I’ve managed to sketch in one hour and ten minutes today whilst watching the rain on my window. and listening to Gold FM. Thinking of making it into a tutorial, as I;ve been snapping images every 5-10 minutes. Wish I knew the correct settings on my Canon 350D to take BW on the Av setting, contiously in natural light.
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Do you ever work so intensely on a piece of art, you begin to think it’s alive! I saw someone do this 3D effect with there photos and decided to give it a try, wish I fav him.
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Waiting for the train in London, interesting architecture, I think, anyway….
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