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Random Photo Part VII DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & < 800px PLEASE!

Calina

Here is the latest incarnation:

(shamelessly nicked from the start of Mk V - credit to Fajitas!)

You know the story.

Random Photos, off you go.

* All images must be 800 pixels or less on the longest side.

Any posts with images which break this rule will be deleted.

* Please don't include the original picture in your reply to a post.
* Making your picture a link to the page it's hosted on flickr or pix.ie or elsewhere is both handy for us nosy lot to find the rest of your stuff, and also generally considered the polite thing to do by the image host.
* No arguments.
* If you've a disagreement with a photo, use the report post feature, don't go abusing the poster.

If you find yourself on the wrong side of these rules, prepare yourself for your post to be deleted, or if you've been feicing around repeatly, prepare yourself for break from the forum.

Now, off ye go!

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Perfect fit

smelltheglove

Perfect fit wrote: »

we were only talking about aslan the other day,not mad on them at all but lovely pics perfect....

stabo

Nice pics Perfectfit.What lens did you use?

jank

Done using autostich. Doing a lot of these lately.
If you see any signs of improvements then let me know.

Edit: sorry if this photo is too wide.

trooney

ThOnda

Another from Co. Kerry

Phototoxin

My powerball in a light trail:

and a light trail with a row of leds

xshayx

Phototoxin wrote: »

My powerball in a light trail:
and a light trail with a row of leds

Second one particularly nice

Perfect fit

xshayx wrote: »

Second one particularly nice

dito, not mad on the first one but the second one is fantastic:)

l pearse

Just back from Killarney & l was really lucky to capture this wild Red Deer in The National Park..

bovril

cute_cow

This is St. John the Baptist Church at Bellevue in Ballyhogue in Wexford.

sturgo

Borderfox

New water tower in construction just outside Dunshaughlin click for the larger version

pete4130

Xmas day driving form Los Angeles to San Fran.

ronnie3585

^^

Stunning! It's kind of like that scene from Independence Day.

What processing did u use?

fluffyVW

Just some of my latest uploads

pete4130

ronnie3585 wrote: »

^^

Stunning! It's kind of like that scene from Independence Day.

What processing did u use?

Hi Ronnie,

Thanks for the compliment. Landscape really isn't my thing so I'm glad someone likes it!
It was just a dramatic day, with rainstorms, sandstorms, high winds, moving cloud and sunshine all at once nearly. I cropped and did some/alot of selective layers/curves adjustments and some minor selective desatuation to it and that was it. I did a wee bit of straightening of the horizon and a bit of lens correction (pincushion/barrel distortion). I didn't use any filters on my lens or in photoshop.

This is the original to compare:

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fluffyVW

pete4130 you done a great job on it!!!
Its beautiful!!!

sturgo

ThOnda

Xavi6

The view on Rottnest Island in WA. In the background you can see the outline of Perth city on the mainland which is 18 kilometres away.

Placebo

pete4130 wrote: »

Hi Ronnie,

Thanks for the compliment. Landscape really isn't my thing so I'm glad someone likes it!
It was just a dramatic day, with rainstorms, sandstorms, high winds, moving cloud and sunshine all at once nearly. I cropped and did some/alot of selective layers/curves adjustments and some minor selective desatuation to it and that was it. I did a wee bit of straightening of the horizon and a bit of lens correction (pincushion/barrel distortion). I didn't use any filters on my lens or in photoshop.

Would love to see the PSD, if you ever decide to share in the future ":)

M.T

wow pete! That is some transformation from the original :eek:

Is there a handy site or book/beginners guide to doing stuff like that?

sasar

121s

Ciaran500

pete4130 wrote: »

Xmas day driving form Los Angeles to San Fran.

Got a giant version of this? That's wallpaper worthy

M.T

Just had a wander around your website sasar. Excellent stuff on there. Inspiring!

pete4130

Placebo wrote: »

Would love to see the PSD, if you ever decide to share in the future ":)

I've no problems showing the PSD file....just tell me how!?!?!?

ike

sasar inspired

simonp1