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Woodward Park

This photo was processed using the Orton effect in Photoshop Elements 6.  I adjusted levels which really helped to bring out the colors in the trees.  The final product was burned and framed.  It is supposed to rain tomorrow which might knock a lot of leaves off of the trees.  Fall is finally here. Camera [...]

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Minnesota Birch

I love the birch trees in the Minnesota woods.  This section of birch was taken on Island Lake.  I processed in Photoshop Elements by adjusting levels and changing to b/w.  I did some burning and added a frame and text.  Hi to the Gertzens of Moose Lake, Minnesota! Camera settings: Olympus Stylus 7010, F/3.0, 1/100 [...]

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Eucalyptus limbs at dusk at our house.  Sharpened and burned. Camera settings: F/6.8, 1/500 sec., ISO 64, focal length 63.3 mm.  No flash.

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Orchard Blossoms

Early spring in the San Joaquin Valley of California.  Stopped by the road to take these today on the way into town.  Processed with Topaz Simplify buz sim.  I adjusted levels, dodged and burned and added a mat.  Hope you are all having a beautiful weekend! Camera settings: F/6.3, 1/400 sec., ISO 64, focal length [...]

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Took this a few weeks ago.  These two live oak trees are in the Sierra foothills.  I adjusted levels and ran the photo through Topaz Simplify Buz Sim.  I had been working on a custom texture and used it as an Overlay on this photo.   Using a photo I had of concrete, I added warm/cool [...]

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Mini Assignment #1

I try to consciously use the rule of thirds when taking photos and especially when cropping photos.  It doesn’t always turn out that way!  On our trip up to the Sierras yesterday I tried two different ways to take a photo of the sunlight on the mossy fir trees. In photo # 1 I placed [...]

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Looking Down

Looking down the rows of pistachio trees.  You might make out the orange orchard in the background. I used the Orton Effect on this photo after adjusting levels.  Did some burning around the edges.   The Orton Effect almost always works pretty well on trees and grassy areas, it seems.  Maybe needed a little more angle [...]

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