Perished
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More art than photo, really… took this in a near-whiteout at Perisher, and extracted the main tree by massively increasing contrast and levels. Hence the slight fuzziness, hence the large drop-off in detail behind the tree, and hence (I think) the rather pleasing effect!
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The choice open to all of us.
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A photoshop collage.
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...but at least I managed to get outside this afternoon! And the wind helped to blow the cobwebs away. The moors up above Allendale are only twenty minutes drive from Hexham, so it’s no great hardship to drive over there and see what can be found photographically.
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A withered tulip. Post-Processing: / Adjusted the WB and contrast, converted to black and white and added split-toning (yellow/red) in Adobe Raw. Added a black and white layer set to soft light (100%) and one set to screen (15%). Adjusted the contrast a little bit more with curves. Rotated the picture 90degrees and flipped it horizontally.
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When others see you wearing this design they are reminded that we need to recycle or resources, provide a cleaner environment for our children and to respect our earth and to remember it’s Fragile.
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When others see you wearing this design they are reminded that we need to recycle or resources, provide a cleaner environment for our children and to respect our earth and to remember to handle with care.
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Love Exists
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A pile of onions from my garden. MY BUBBLESITE /
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A different angle of this old dead tree along the roadside. Photo taken 6/28/08 in Oak Leaf, TX.
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A pile of carrots freshly pick and washed with their tops removed. Lit with natural sunlight. MY BUBBLESITE
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Zombies seem to be all the rage today, so I thought I would do something graveyardy.
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Reloading this one due to absolutely no comments I don’t think its a horrible image so i’m not sure why no comments.. If its no good someone tell me lol The Canadian Pacific Railway has for the last ten years put on the Holiday Train. The train travels from coast to coast starting on the eastern coast and progressing to the western coast! The purpose of the trip is to collect non perishable items for the food banks! The show lasts for approximately 30 mins in each town, including a singing santa, and several rock and country stars. This is a shot of the train engine. I climbed up the hill with snow well past the tops of my hiking boots, proceeded to set up my tripod and camera right on the tracks. The engineer was aware of what i was doing. Normally you are not permitted on the tracks while the train is running but he permitted me to take some shots. It was -10 or so and very crisp out. I had to alternate between wearing gloves to keep my hands some what warm and taking them off to manipulate the camera.
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This image is dedicated to all the wildlife that perished during the firestorms in Victoria Australia on 07 February 2009, known as Black Saturday This image is donated to the “Wildlife Appeal” from now until August 2009, any profits made through the sale of this image will go to help in aiding those of the wildlife kingdom that were injured during these horrific fires PLEASE, PLEASE GIVE THAT THEY MAY SURVIVE whether in the form of a purchase to help the “Wildlife Appeal” or by making a donation to your local Wildlife Shelter, any amount, no matter how small will aid in their recovery. / And remember if you can’t afford to purchase or donate, then please pass the word around your friends and family. / / /
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Donated by Clive / We cant thank Clive enough for this beautiful tribute to the millions that lost their life on February 7,2009, known as Black Saturday in Australia. So many more are fighting for their life, and will have the same fate if we dont help All profits from purchasing this work and any others in this profile will be donated to the Wildlife victims of the Victorian bush fires
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BETTER ENLARGED! One of the casualties of the fires of 2003 which / swept through Kosciuszko National Park. Shot above Perisher Valley near the Porcupine, Snowy Mountains. Nikon D200, 18-200 VR lens / f/14, 1/125 sec., 32mm, ISO 100, EV: -0.7 This image has had 312 views as of 14 November 2009.
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This picture is in snowy mountain area of Sydney (about 6 hours drive from Sydney) . A very cold day, -4 degree’s, furiously windy and chilling. I was lucky to get this moment when light was good enough for this depth other wise it was so cloudy and foggy. I wish i could go a bit further but it was restricted i guess. Canon 40 D / 17-85MM , hand held, natural light. BEST VIEWED LARGER
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Close-up of 2 Gala Apples / Camera: Canon PowerShot A570IS in AV Mode w/ no flash
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Half of a Gala apple showing the core with seeds / Camera: Canon PowerShot A570IS in AV Mode w/ no flash
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Macro shot of the bottom of an apple. / Camera: Canon PowerShot A570IS in AV Mode w/ no flash
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Mount Perisher – Picture taken in August.
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Hut in the snow – Photo taken at Mount Perisher in August.
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