~57 of 365~
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~Just A Photo A Day For 365 Days~
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~One To Three~
~Retro Pic Fun~
For the month of June’s The Squirrel Chase.com’s One-to-three Photo Processing Challenge, I have submitted the following post-edit processed photos. Using Lightroom, Photoshop, Topaz, and adjustments thereto, the output is the result you see below as a sort of artsy fartsy outcome. If anyone just loves to create in post processing shoot on over to The […]
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
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.
~Shopper Dog~
Ok… Mrs. Shecky’s blog is trying out the “story” app on WordPress and I am not sure about it yet. Here is the first. It was pretty easy as long as the photos are on the cell phone, but I still can’t find out where that “story” part of the post is? Hmmmm….. news at…
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~There Are No Eggs In An Egg Cream~
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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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