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Taken at the Photography Show Birmingham

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Since the boat is the star of the photo, I would open the shadows on it and maybe darken the sky too.

Thanks ... I wanted to show the strong backlight, and make the boat and windmill a bit "silhouette-like".

 

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I hope rainbow in B&W is okey as well :D

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this are one of the Gerry houses in Düsseldorf.

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took this down the road from my house, using a hoya r72 infrared filter. I stitched a few shots together to get this since i had on the 56mm at the time. the 56mm is not great with infrared and makes bright spots in the middle of the frame.. since it is a panoramic shot there are several light spots across the middle, which actually ended up helping the lighting of the shot as if i burned them in on purpose. I did some editing but looking at it cant remember what i did and what was a mistake.

 

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took this one out by the salton sea east of LA. the wind was really whipping the dust and sand around but it was also making the great lines on the water. taken with the x100s handheld. i ran out of the car grabbed some shots and ran back with sand in my mouth and the smell of dead fish...  it can feel like your in a mad max kind of future out there

 

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Taken with the XT 1 and 18-55mm f2.8-4. This is in the Mid Rhine valley, in Germany.

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