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Sunny-Day Photography For The Aspiring Hobby-ist...
2008.04.29
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Nature filtered through software...Watercolor filter! A "Tip-of-the-hat" homage to Sister Photoz! :) (Honestly, I wish that I could do this as well by hand and paintbrush as she can.)
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Nature filtered through software...Watercolor filter! A "Tip-of-the-hat" homage to Sister Photoz! :) (Honestly, I wish that I could do this as well by hand and paintbrush as she can.)
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Watercolor filter overlayed blending on top of reality...in this marriage of Life and ART!
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Watercolor filter overlayed blending on top of reality...in this marriage of Life and ART!
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A few days ago I gave a "How-To" Guide for improving images in harsh midday sunlight.
This second installment is merely a slightly more elaborate variation...using items that I still believe most people would find somewhat accessible.
Two A-frame ladders and a bed sheet can create a small, but adequate area for creating excellent photos still using the sunlight, but taking the edge off the harshness.
I am confident that you will agree! :) Thanks...
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what WONDERFUL tips!!!
your color is fab in all of these shots!!
I love that you are helping out your fellow photographer!!!
¡Hola, Stan! Many thanks for these wonderful tips. I'm just figuring out how to take close-ups (didn't realise that there was a button for this on the camera!) which I hope to post at some stage of my 'apprenticeship' (my husband is the expert –– and a very patient teacher). Best regards.
