Posts for: rockdog
Jan 23, 2024 21:52:15 #
SpeedGraphic-45 wrote:
Painterly & Photos of Cardinals, Bluejay & Starling in my backyard after the Snow here in West Chester, Ohio.
I thought it might be fun to add a little tail plumage on the Cardinal, also to see what he might look like as a Woodpecker and to see him being sucked into a Vortex.
I thought it might be fun to add a little tail plumage on the Cardinal, also to see what he might look like as a Woodpecker and to see him being sucked into a Vortex.
An absolutely beautiful set! I admire your work and your sense of play.
Jan 22, 2024 20:35:13 #
bdk wrote:
Use Ai to create something that you might be able to use.
I asked it to create some backgrounds, blue, green yellow etc.
this was my favorite. Now Im open on how to use it.
Id LOVE to see what you can create using this
I asked it to create some backgrounds, blue, green yellow etc.
this was my favorite. Now Im open on how to use it.
Id LOVE to see what you can create using this
I played with it as a simple composite. It is one that can work with perched or flying subjects. Show us your eagle!
Jan 22, 2024 18:38:05 #
artesdecobo wrote:
This sequence was captured Friday afternoon on a b... (show quote)
Well done buddy!
Jan 22, 2024 15:49:01 #
jaymatt wrote:
This gable end barn is in northern Madison County, Indiana, seemingly well taken care of and apparently converted to a garage and storage building.
This is the perfect treatment for this shot John, well done! Your barn photos are always a pleasure to view.
Phil
Jan 20, 2024 15:45:38 #
mhbenton wrote:
Posting for feedback really. I don't do a lot wit... (show quote)
This is attractive a fun, and yes worth doing...even with your A-roll images.
Jan 20, 2024 00:32:55 #
topcat wrote:
I saw a post yesterday on this, so I had to try it on this Marbled Godwit.
I like this very much neighbor. It is a very good shot that is well supported by this effect. Thanks for the link, something new to play with. Nice work!
Phil
Jan 19, 2024 19:19:44 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
I feel it needs more, a focal point or different composition of the birds? Help me out, please!
Original photo is #2. Added a Studio 2 filter, then duplicated that layer, stretched and moved slightly. Bird on post is my photo too, repeated and flipped. As always, blend modes are the magic that make these multiple layers possible.
Original photo is #2. Added a Studio 2 filter, then duplicated that layer, stretched and moved slightly. Bird on post is my photo too, repeated and flipped. As always, blend modes are the magic that make these multiple layers possible.
I like everything I see here with no useful suggestions. Thanks for the workflow example. You have given me a push to move past my gumption trap of "gee that's three whole layers I just used; I better stop before something bad happens.......
Jan 19, 2024 19:08:55 #
Canon R wrote:
Took this one from a plane window with 24-105 mm lens at f 4.0, hand held.
The download shows nice prop blur and good detail. You caught a workhorse at work. I'm with Linda re the background.
Jan 19, 2024 19:05:11 #
Canon R wrote:
Dark clouds where gathering and I took this shot in the morning at 7:00 AM!
I like the drama, great tonal range and fine detail in the download, nice work!
Jan 17, 2024 14:56:06 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
In the backwash of Fennario
The black and bloody mire
The dire wolf collects his due
While the boys sing 'round the fire
Grateful Dead--Dire Wolf
The black and bloody mire
The dire wolf collects his due
While the boys sing 'round the fire
Grateful Dead--Dire Wolf
Whoa Jack, the Dead needed this image fifty years ago, but it is not too late!
Jan 17, 2024 12:17:46 #
Glen Morangie wrote:
Hi,it is with great sadness that I have to inform the friends and fellow UHH members of Angler of his passing in the early hours of Monday 15th January 2024 after a short illness.
He enjoyed sharing his photos and appreciated all the comments he received.
On behalf of my Father I thank you all it brought him great pleasure.
He enjoyed sharing his photos and appreciated all the comments he received.
On behalf of my Father I thank you all it brought him great pleasure.
Thank you, Glen. It is no surprise to note how many of us described Jim as a gentleman. We are diminished. Condolences to you and family.
Phil
Jan 17, 2024 04:53:59 #
tommystrat wrote:
I think one of the highest compliments a photographer can receive is for a fellow photographer to wish they had taken the image! Thank you so much... 
It was an easy comment to make Tommy. It is a truly beautiful photo.
Jan 13, 2024 17:59:48 #
tommystrat wrote:
As I post this image this morning, it is currently -15° here with a windchill of -32. Getting a little chilly here in north western Montana. However, the cold and frost does have its own intrinsic beauty. Viewing this in download will give a better experience. Stay warm friends.
Occasionally I see a photo on UHH that I wish I had made, this is one Tommy! I love the way my eye travels between the barn and the beautiful colors of the frosty topped grass in the bottom left. Just wonderful,
Jan 13, 2024 16:09:51 #
KTJohnson wrote:
This was the view after plowing my way to the road this morning.
Neighbor's house on the left.
Neighbor's house on the left.
I hope folks take the time to view this in download, it is beautiful! But...you are going to need a bigger snowplow.
Jan 13, 2024 11:39:05 #
waegwan wrote:
Excellent title. I think that saw has saw better days :D Excellent demonstration of texture and tone control. 
I appreciate your thoughtful comments waegwan, thank you!