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~Just A Photo A Day For 365 Days~
For the month of May’s One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge I have submitted the following post-edit processed photos. Using Lightroom, Photoshop and Topaz, and adjustments thereto, the output is the result you see below. This photo was taken a couple of weeks ago when I hiked up my back yard. It is the perfect spot for […]
For the month of April’s The Squirrel Chase.com’s One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge I have submitted the following post-edit processed photos. Using Lightroom and Topaz, and adjustments thereto, the output is the result you see below. This photo was taken on a foggy morning and I have played with it several times. Another fun month of playing […]
For this month’s The Squirrel Chase.com’s One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge I have submitted the following post-edit processed photos. Using lightroom, Analog, Topaz, and adjustments thereto, the output is the result you see below. Thanks for stopping in. I look forward to heading over to The Squirrell Chase.com to check out other post edits. One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge
For this month’s The Squirrel Chase.com’s One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge I have submitted the following post-edit processed photos. Using lightroom, Topaz, and adjustments thereto, the output is the result you see below. Enjoy and I look forward to visiting those who partake. Til next time…
One-To-Three Photo Processing Challenge
We got the call at about 11 p.m. “Kathy, get ready”. We got out of bed and ran to the garage to check it out. Right there, right now… get out. Luckily we had the generator on and I got the call. Otherwise, I may not be here writing. SCE had turned the canyon utilities […]
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Some who are not familiar with photo journaling may not know what “#” are used for here on this site. They are tags to “challenges” to photograph outside of the box from other photographers and writers. It is a way to get to know others in fields of interests and is quite fun and challenging at times.
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love it, such a beautiful abstract!!
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Thank you very much!
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What a beautiful effect. Might have to give that a try. 😊
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Gorgeous! I had a calendar one time that had x-rayed flowers that remind me of your photo.
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That’s a new take on it and its a good one. Thank you 🙂
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🙂
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Thanks, I’m a little crazy on the intentional blur.
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Oh my God, how do you like make a commitment to show up and post a pic everyday for 365 days! Like how? Salute girl
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I give me “myself time” for about an hour. Then I go for everything else life hits me with. Thanks for being a part of this!
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That’s very effective!!
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Thanks, it has taking me over into contemporary which I am not keen on, but I like this media.
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Beautiful! Not sure how you created this but it’s great. 😎
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Ok…when on manual…intentionally move the camera. Short quick moves are what I like but you may find a different groove. Experiment with different lenses. I have it down on my phone too. It actually is harder than it looks, but I love doing it.
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Thanks! I tend to use P Mode with this Nikon.
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An easy way to graduate from P mode is to look at the setting in P mode then go to AV and TV. Work from the settings in P mode awhile, and then M won’t seem so cruel 😉
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This camera isn’t marked that way on the mode dial. It begins with Auto, then P, S, A, M and finally three separate user settings marked as U1 through U3.
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Ugh… I’m not familiar with Nikon but I am guessing a couple of those are shutter and ap. I would guess the S is Shutter and A is Ap and M is manual. The U1 – U3 I bet are the “user” modes where you can set them to your frequent shots without resetting them? How fun! A new camera!
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