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BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH
thoughts on innovation, startups, photography and bourbon since 2007
I make photographs and poems to please myself (and share them to please you).
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He started Writing, The paper started speaking...
L'occhio ritaglia il soggetto, e l'apparecchio deve solo fare il suo lavoro, che consiste nell'imprimere sulla pellicola la decisione dell'occhio
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Wonderful shapes created by the clouds. I like the halo effect, you seem to use this a lot, to edge the details and make them stand out.
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
The halo effect … there’s probably four different processes to get to this end state in creating depth within clouds. This image is a bit raw in terms of starting point and where I’ve been able to take it. The cloud work could be crafted a little more toward realism so editing effects are not so noticeable. But, it does demonstrate some of where an HDR shot can go …. 🙂