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some shots I made yesterday.
Jan 7, 2012 05:26:18 #
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The truth is you can do something like that, all you need is a camera and an open mind. Just go out and shoot at the trees, beautiful homes, cars, animals, flowers, anything that your eye catches. I'm posting here a couple of pix just to give you an idea... this day it was color that kept catching my eye from the building's reddish tones to the colorful bags of chips. Feel free to give me some feedback on my photos please.
Chips hangin over the side of a hot dog stand.
New Haven, Connecticut
Trilogy of Roses
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Jan 7, 2012 10:22:40 #
Abbigirl wrote:
The truth is you can do something like that, all you need is a camera and an open mind. Just go out and shoot at the trees, beautiful homes, cars, animals, flowers, anything that your eye catches. I'm posting here a couple of pix just to give you an idea... this day it was color that kept catching my eye from the building's reddish tones to the colorful bags of chips. Feel free to give me some feedback on my photos please.
I think my fav. is the bag of chips. the color is very eye catching. Good thought tho about going out and just shooting, having a 'theme' in mind like color is a great idea. Gonna keep it in mind.
Jan 8, 2012 04:19:50 #
flytyer57 wrote:
All very nice pics. Wish I could think of doing something like that.
The truth is you can do something like that, all you need is a camera and an open mind. Just go out and shoot at the trees, beautiful homes, cars, animals, flowers, anything that your eye catches. I'm posting here a couple of pix just to give you an idea... this day it was color that kept catching my eye from the building's reddish tones to the colorful bags of chips. Feel free to give me some feedback on my photos please.
The view from my kitchen window. Last winter's snowstorm Jan.- Feb 2011
Jan 8, 2012 10:52:26 #
Abbigirl wrote:
quote=flytyer57 All very nice pics. Wish I could ... (show quote)
I like the effect ... I even like it being tilted .... how did you create that?
Jan 8, 2012 15:05:35 #
photogrl57 wrote:
quote=Abbigirl quote=flytyer57 All very nice pic... (show quote)
If you are referring to the winter scene, I used a fake HDRish fx that I had access to on PICNIC.com free photo editing but if you become a paying member you have access to a lot of cool fx, textures, templates, etc. that you don't have access to as a free member. I have Photoshop Elements and Adobe Premiere Elements as well as other really cool software and I still remain a member of PICNIC.com mostly b/c of the templates for scrapbooking, the pretty picture frames and the holiday fx. I have a ball on this site. Check it out I'm sure you will love this website. I've got a couple other fun websites that I'm a member of, let me know if your interested in frames and creative slideshows. Enjoy!!!
This too is using the fake HDR effect. I purposely over did it for the look achieved.
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Jan 11, 2012 02:14:23 #
deanna_hg wrote:
browsing thru here made me go out and look at things differently.
Gosh Deanna, I like them all, but the drip is WOW, and I love the old wood with the hook!
Jan 11, 2012 11:01:58 #
Horseart wrote:
Gosh Deanna, I like them all, but the drip is WOW, and I love the old wood with the hook!
deanna_hg wrote:
browsing thru here made me go out and look at things differently.
Gosh Deanna, I like them all, but the drip is WOW, and I love the old wood with the hook!
thanks bunches. One thing about flipping thru the photos on UHH it gives you a diff. look on things. :-D
Jan 26, 2012 15:17:07 #
Abbigirl wrote:
The truth is you can do something like that, all you need is a camera and an open mind. Just go out and shoot at the trees, beautiful homes, cars, animals, flowers, anything that your eye catches. I'm posting here a couple of pix just to give you an idea... this day it was color that kept catching my eye from the building's reddish tones to the colorful bags of chips. Feel free to give me some feedback on my photos please.
It drives me so crazy all the time when I see awesome buildings like your shot in New Haven, CT and there are all those wires everywhere making it impossible to get a clean shot.
Jan 26, 2012 16:00:51 #
Mudpuppy wrote:
quote=Abbigirl The truth is you can do something ... (show quote)
If I had Photoshop CS5 I would of been able to get rid of them with content aware but I'm not sure if Photoshop Elements 10 offers it. I didn't have it then so it wouldn't of mattered. LOL I edited that photo with Picnik online photo editing. I'm devastated b/c they just informed me that they will be closing as of April19th. If anyone out there is a Picnik fan please go to the Picnik forum site and look for the petition to sign. Let's keep Google+ from closing Picnik.
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