Thanks, Kevin.
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Deepop’s Project 365- 2022
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Day 5/365
two edits, shot with Halide macro
Hipstamatic
Distressed FX
two edits, shot with Halide macro
Hipstamatic
Distressed FX
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Nice, I tried Halide macro when they released the feature but gave up after several attempts
Another slow shutter day.
Spouse with prayer flags
Moment slow shutter cam, Gloomlogue, Superimpose X
(this is a composite from 3 photos I took on today’s walk)
Spouse with prayer flags
Moment slow shutter cam, Gloomlogue, Superimpose X
(this is a composite from 3 photos I took on today’s walk)
jpclicks
MobiPassionista
I love all three. Very creative!
Thanks, Jeff.
Day 7/365
Our first real snow day of the year. It’s always a nice time to take a walk in the woods. Today I had a nice muted, serene pallet of pinks and blues, especially in the water reflections.
Of the six or seven people we passed on our walk, two were DSLR photographers with large zoom lenses attached. Here is one on his way to the lookout/observation tower.
The steps up to the tower pass markers for previous flood levels. The highest one, from the 1936 flood, is probably about 12 feet above the base of the column, and the base of the column is about another 15 to 18 feet above the current water level. It’s hard to imagine water at this level. The slope from the base of the column to the river’s edge is totally flattened out in this two dimensional picture.
Our first real snow day of the year. It’s always a nice time to take a walk in the woods. Today I had a nice muted, serene pallet of pinks and blues, especially in the water reflections.
Of the six or seven people we passed on our walk, two were DSLR photographers with large zoom lenses attached. Here is one on his way to the lookout/observation tower.
The steps up to the tower pass markers for previous flood levels. The highest one, from the 1936 flood, is probably about 12 feet above the base of the column, and the base of the column is about another 15 to 18 feet above the current water level. It’s hard to imagine water at this level. The slope from the base of the column to the river’s edge is totally flattened out in this two dimensional picture.
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Beautiful pics
But now it’s my turn to feel confused about YOUR trees - what’s happened to them? Looks as if the tops have been chopped
Cool! Like the distressed look. But I ALWAYS like the distressed look.
All the bare pointed trunks belong to dead trees. Here’s a springtime photo of the same trees.Beautiful pics
ubbyisis
IOTM Winner - Sep 21 & Sep 22
Aha, lovely springtime photo by the way
Day 8/365
When I’ve not gotten out for a pic, I’ve always got my old friend the prayer plant which I never tire of looking at.
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Later in the day we did get out for a walk. Nothing but trees and tracks.
When I’ve not gotten out for a pic, I’ve always got my old friend the prayer plant which I never tire of looking at.
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Later in the day we did get out for a walk. Nothing but trees and tracks.
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Day 9/365
Today was cold and windy with an icy rain and icy glaze on surfaces. Not for going out. The high point of my day was breakfast.
Today was cold and windy with an icy rain and icy glaze on surfaces. Not for going out. The high point of my day was breakfast.
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Waffles!!!!! Yum!
Went for the same old walk with the same old pictures.
So I made the opposite.
Mostly Procreate with help from Moment slow shutter, SuperimposeX, and iColorama
So I made the opposite.
Mostly Procreate with help from Moment slow shutter, SuperimposeX, and iColorama
Did you paint the background?? Nice job!
I did paint the background. Not with any intention. But I thought it looked desert-y and I had the slow shutter pic of the “snake. Voila!
Love it - the colours, the object placement, everything.
Day11/365
Heat Shimmer
It was -12C° today.
Moment slow shutter, iColorama
Heat Shimmer
It was -12C° today.
Moment slow shutter, iColorama
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I use Infinite Painter just about as much as I use Procreate. I like the brushes better. They seem more real. Also, there is a clone tool that allows you to paint from one layer to another. Downside, non-intuitive interface, harder to create brushes, crashes at critical moments…….
Last time I created any art work was probably in elementary school. Which is to say I have no idea what re brushes are like, but I think I have downloaded infinite painter and I’ll take another look at it. I have enough trouble learning one arty app.
Day 12/365
Early on in the pandemic the woman who cuts Grace’s and my hair set up shop in her own home. She’s moved back to her salon and this is our first visit in about two years.
A different view of the cabinet top seen in the lower right corner of the above picture.
Early on in the pandemic the woman who cuts Grace’s and my hair set up shop in her own home. She’s moved back to her salon and this is our first visit in about two years.
A different view of the cabinet top seen in the lower right corner of the above picture.
I pretty sure it was this guy that inspired me to try Infinite Painter.
I really should go back and use it. I loved it when I did.