Special Images from 2014I have never done a blog before but it seems worthwhile to post some information if I am going to share 'Special' Images from 2014. All of the following images represent some sort of personal growth , challenge met or noteworthy (if accidental) discovery. A few were taken outside of 2014 but not 'developed' until this year. I would love to hear what you think and hope you enjoy looking my little collection. I wish you great success in your 2015 photographic endeavors! Photo 1: Spalding Pond Moss This was my try at using the Oil filter in Photoshop. I liked the outcome and thought it worked with the water. Most viewers either like it or don't.
Photo 2: Dogwood Trio A friend does these Lightbox images all the time and they are always beautiful so I was inspired to try one.
Photo 3: Accidental Watercolor This is as titled, an accidental, overexposed image that caught my attention when I went to delete it. I should do more of these.
Photo 4: Glowing Hill I borrowed a lens with an f/2.8 aperture so that I could shoot the stars quickly enough to eliminate most motion. Having lightning in the distance and clouds moving off revealing the stars made for a nice after dark picture. Photo 5: Night Tapestry I took multiple shots with my Canon G1 X from our 3rd story balcony of the night street life in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. Later I ran them through Photomatix and thought this image captured the vibrancy of the evening ( though I regret not getting the young boys playing ball in the streets). Photo 6: Introspection This was a fun image and done in response to an assignment called 'Inner Child'. Photoshop Motion and Glass filters are primarily responsible for the final look. It is a photo Rorschach of sorts.
Photo 7: Courier Crossroads I wanted this image to convey the precarious state of newsprint in today's world. I thought the Angle gradient used here helped to do that along with a 'Difference' blend mode.
Photo 8: Starry Eclipse This was my second attempt at lining up the beautiful blood moon lunar eclipse against a suitable background and I am reasonably happy at the way it turned out.
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Jan(non-registered)
It's hard to pick a favorite - they're all so beautiful. The glowing hill reminds me of summer nights outdoors so that one is the most enchanting to me.
Ozzie(non-registered)
Nice stuff Nomeca. I really like the variety of your photography. I particularly liked the Dogwood Trio and the Glowing Hill. Nice work!
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