Emerging
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A castle emerges in a reflection.
Reflected
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Abstract reflections from the side of a car.
Repitition
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I find it hard to ignore repetition when I see it.
Patterns
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The patterns caught my eye, the window was a bonus.
Extreme Macro Monday
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A find in a jar of old buttons is finally proving useful.
Staircase
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A unique perspective on staircases.
Mondrianish
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The first art exhibition that I can remember was of the work of Piet Mondrian. This photo reminds me of his work.
Reflection
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Sometimes my view is distorted.
Extreme Macro Monday (Two Photographs)
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This is a silver button shot in colour. I noticed a nearby table lamp was giving interesting colour to the button so I added some colour filters for effect.
Culvert
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I shot this because it looked so very abstract. This is first culvert I have ever shot.
Refraction, Diffraction
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My kind of street photography.
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Flowers
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A Photoshop HDR post processed in Neo. I am a fan of Photoshop’s HDR. I have tried a few others and always come back to PS. The processing of an HDR photo is always a challenge. Especially trying to avoid going incandescent, and here Neo also helped me pull back where needed (e.g. the sky). I like Neo as an add-on. Anyone wanting to spend some money on trying some different editing tools might find Neo fun and useful.
Doorway Window
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It is easy to overdo things in most software. More so in the programs with AI and/or that have a very large number of possible adjustments. Setting your own limits is half the fun.
Trinkets
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Luminar Neo has several options to change the mood, colours etc. Some of which use Artificial Intelligence. I don’t use presets, I approach each photo on its merits. I like the flexibility to enhance my photos in cases where a little more editing helps achieve my vision without going over the top.
What the Window Saw
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The next six days of photos were all processed with Skylum’s Luminar Neo. I can best describe it as Photolemur with adjustments. It can be used as a stand alone processor but I am using it as a filter in Photoshop.
Extreme Macro Monday
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Now working on costume jewelry at 2.5 x life with interesting results.
Urban Renewal
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It remains a puzzle.
What the Window Sees
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It helps when the streets are bereft of people. I note that other photographers took advantage of the empty streets downtown in early fall.
Dylan in the Rear-View Mirror
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My series of abstract window shots has opened my eyes to a new way of seeing the city, more in abstract than in concrete.
Extreme Macro Monday
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This is a backlit old tie of mine shot at 5x life.
Urban Frame
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It always surprises me how often little things in the urban landscape make for interesting shots.
Texture
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An old fashioned window, made better by the texture of the screen.
Extreme Macro Monday
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An old tie lit from behind, using a straw coloured filter for effect (5X life).
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