I'm a free spirited aging hippie who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us Thanks for taking a peek into my little world Laura
Thanks for all your sweet comments! Mersad.. I guess I should pay more attention to my post processing workflow.. I just experiment until I've got something I like. But the major helping hand was PSE's motion blur. It's a wonderful tool.. if used in moderation.
I love this photo, and love the thought, and I so agree!! A photo is often an interpretation of the world as the artist sees it or wishes it to be, achieved both in the camera and with post processing. One problem we artists, (photographers), who believe this run into, is that our main 'tool' of choice (camera) is also used by those who must capture the reality of a scene or subject with supposedly no personal interpretation whatsoever, like a photojournalist or scientist. There seems to always be conflict between these two groups as to the purpose of the photographic process. Sigh! My post today is on this very subject.
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Gorgeous scene.
What kind of post did you do on this Laura, if I may ask? Looks very good.
You took what I believe is a striking photo and made it extraordinary! Bravo!!!
It does and I love creating through my photos. Beautiful image.
Thanks for all your sweet comments!
Mersad.. I guess I should pay more attention to my post processing workflow.. I just experiment until I've got something I like. But the major helping hand was PSE's motion blur. It's a wonderful tool.. if used in moderation.
I love this photo, and love the thought, and I so agree!! A photo is often an interpretation of the world as the artist sees it or wishes it to be, achieved both in the camera and with post processing. One problem we artists, (photographers), who believe this run into, is that our main 'tool' of choice (camera) is also used by those who must capture the reality of a scene or subject with supposedly no personal interpretation whatsoever, like a photojournalist or scientist. There seems to always be conflict between these two groups as to the purpose of the photographic process. Sigh! My post today is on this very subject.
Oh my goodness, this is lovely in the scenery and colors. Almost painterly.
I love the softness of this photo. The trees almost look ghostly. Nice effects.
Thanks for the explanation, i like the motion blur tool too!
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