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LunaGreyhawk
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DaisyGrace said:For some reason, here at the end of summer, I keep finding myself coming back to this picture of my son completely in awe of a waterfall.

There’s something incredibly inspiring about the way a child views the world; it’s all brand new and full of wonder.  I love this photo, Daisy 💜

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I believe those clouds , Luna , are known as Pyrocumulonimbus :

( now *there* is a mouthful ! )


LunaGreyhawk
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Blackwolf said:I believe those clouds , Luna , are known as Pyrocumulonimbus :

( now *there* is a mouthful ! )



Them’s the ones!  That is an incredible pic, BW 💜!

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nomoth
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Thank you Uma, Blue and A. just beautiful photos all round. Luna, loved those pyromaniacal clouds, so like looking underwater and Umas sky  under flames. Josh's roses are beautiful. Ahavati, super shot, I will always have those loud honks in my ear, as they yell at each other to get out of the way. but they get it organized somehow.

had a wonderful walk today, favorite time of year. and managed to get this shot (with tweeks) super happy about it.

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LunaGreyhawk said:

There’s something incredibly inspiring about the way a child views the world; it’s all brand new and full of wonder.  I love this photo, Daisy 💜


thanks, Luna. You are absolutely right. seeing kids be in awe is just....beautiful.

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Luna & nomoth, thank you. <3

Daisy, a beautiful photo of the interaction between nature and man! It's as it should be.

BW, I had part of the name right!

nomoth, you should really consider publishing a coffee-table book of your images; or, perhaps a book of images offset by poetry. Seriously; both your words and images are publish-worthy.

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nomoth, if you don't mind me asking what filters do you use to get your effects on your pictures??
I'm just loving them...
Thanks
💜
B

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double rainbow
from my driveway
🌈 🌈


nomoth
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Thanks Blue and A again. @Blue, I mostly use layers on the pics. usually an ordinary photo of some grass or clouds or abstract art to both add texture and detail and then also to change the hue to get that slight surreal look. Its a lot of experimenting and playing around. I use sometimes  a filter near the end to just add a feel, and take the sheen off. Its lots of fun actually. Thanks again. (love the double rainbow.)

@Ahavati. Thanks so much. Its something to consider, there is an online landscape/art magazine I really  like,  who are asking for submissions but atm my graphics card on my computer cannot handle high resolution, which i will need. I may start a wordpress blog first of all to work out my 'look and feel' etc. Thanks so much again.

This one i used a simple photo layer  of grass to add texture and then the same photo as another layer to alter the hue, and then another abstract cloud pic to add some surreal elements.

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This one I used the same three photo layers, changing the hues slightly. and then added a slight b+w effect to 'dull' it a bit.

LunaGreyhawk
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nomoth said:This one I used the same three photo layers, changing the hues slightly. and then added a slight b+w effect to 'dull' it a bit.

These are fantastic Nomoth.  They have this ethereal feel to them; almost as if we’re looking at an enchanted or sacred space.  

Ahavati
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I hope it works out for you, nomoth. Let me know if you need any assistance technically.

While I love the second, that first is as though you captured the sky and morning mist playing in the forest. Just beautiful. With your connection, I anticipate a dryad will make itself known soon.

nomoth
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Ahavati said:I hope it works out for you, nomoth. Let me know if you need any assistance technically.

While I love the second, that first is as though you captured the sky and morning mist playing in the forest. Just beautiful. With your connection, I anticipate a dryad will make itself known soon.


@Luna thank you so much.

@ Ahavati I may just do that when I eventually get my arse in gear. Thank you.

I did meet this elephant 'tree spirit' yesterday.

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AMAZING!

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