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This is an image folks seem to enjoy on Threads, so I thought I'd share the experience with the group.
We were out yesterday looking at cabinets. Or at least my wife was. I just wanted to get out of the house.
This is just a learning experience for me, but I think there may be an easier way then working the final layer mask at 184% an the feather brush set to 9 pixels and my face 6 inches from the monito
Searching photos on the Internet and I came across "Out of Bounds" photograph. I have seen it before but this time I thought I would see if I could make it work.
This was a beautiful cold foggy morning in Norman Oklahoma while on one of the local golf courses.
Cape Town South Africa. had to take a snapshot with my phone before getting the main cam out, just to get another color reference
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I just got back from winter camping at Arrowhead Provincial Park (Ontario Canada). They have a 1.3 km skating trail through the forest.
The challenge for this month is for members to get outside (or remain indoors) and explore the capabilities of their mobile devices.
Eva's mother is a local makeup artist I've worked with many times. She told me her daughter would like to get into modeling and asked if I'd have her over for a photoshoot.
I have always been drawn to photographs of the past and the sense of time they portray. For some reason the past seems to offer so much more interest than that of our familiar present.
Often exploration allows us to discover new places and their wonders, like this wonderful frozen waterfall.
I was just waiting looking at my phone in a Paris metro station with the camera phone on. There was a nice reflection with the first one.
Hamnøy is a beautiful fishing village located on the island of Moskenesøya in the Lofoten archipelago in northern Norway.
Late afternoon in downtown Madison, WI. I liked the way the sun illuminates the person's yellow coat.
Probably a less common photo of the dead camel thorn trees of Deadvlei in Namibia. It was in the midst of a sandstorm before sunrise when I went to Deadvlei.
I was in my home office on a business TEAMS call when I noticed the spectucular sunset through the window.
Playing a little with shadows, and not sure if the color works better than black and white?
I guess the light is just good for this type of photo this time of year. These are a couple I've been working on.
Just thought I'd post results of further explorations into what I'm calling the followICM technique.
Maybe one of the most unusual canyon I have ever visited. It is a remote location in Utah, far away from the beaten path of most travelers. Taking photos there is kind of tricky.
i grew up where we only read about snow in books :) ... to see part of the surroundings disappear here in Montreal (sometimes overnight) was quite a shock
It has been a few years since I photographed Sofia. Luckily, we reconnected and lined up a shoot. She saw this dress on the rack in my styling room and immediately said "this on the piano".
I was in the mountains of North Carolina over the weekend. The only clear day we had was the first day we got there.
