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All Eyes by RyanDyar
Yes, yes. This is one of the most iconic compositions from Ruby Beach... hell, even from most of Olympic National Park. But I just wanted to grab it real quick while out there with my friends Miles and Nagesh. It was a busy night on the beach with a mass transit of photographers, so I ended up having to clone out a few guys from the frame. This is also a stitch of two horizontal frames on top of each other to get the perspective I was after here. Also a couple shots for dynamic range. I've got a new video release I'm working on that covers some of this perspective blending stuff, as well as a few other types of perspective control techniques I use. There is also a BIG workshop announcement coming up for some epic international Aurora stuff that I'm super duper stoked on. Anyways, I recently released a tutorial video that covers some of the techniques I use in my processing (ones that were used in the making of this image). I also lead in-field workshops, teach processing online via Skype screen sharing, and blah blah blah... check it all out at Ryan Dyar Photography via 500px http://ift.tt/1nQdr4e
Bird Dance :) by TanyaPuntti
Recently discovered a favourite fishing spot for this Great Egret, so spent a couple of evenings sitting on the banks of a river photographing the last of the days sunlight shining through its beautiful wings. Enjoy! via 500px http://ift.tt/1kjSYN1
The Watch by JessicaDrossin
Thank you for viewing my images. Please follow me on Facebook by clicking here -> Facebook Page You can also follow me HERE: Google + I Twitter I Instagram FREE download to follow me on your iPhone or Android: iPhone or Android Shot with my Canon 5D Mark iii and processed with actions from the #JDBeautifulWorldCollection and hand edits. Actions/Textures available here. via 500px http://ift.tt/1m6bdYQ
Through the Looking Glass by RyanDyar
I know it's Cinco de Mayo weekend and all... but if you could put your beer down long enough to view this on black it would be appreciated. It's always interesting to me when I go back and view my old archives of images and see what I had previously that was "unprocessable" 6 years ago. When I shot this in 2008 I never imagined I would be able to eek out enough dynamic range or even make the light palatable enough to view it without causing a migraine. Years later with more capable software and a broadened skill set, the approach to this shot was simple and took all of 15min to process from start to finish. It's only two exposures blended for dynamic range, some texture adjustments, a couple luminosity adjustments, and a significant amount of dodging and burning. If you are interested in how I go about creating my unique look in my images, I recently released a video about it. It's for sale up on my site http://ift.tt/HjSx9r You'll also find info about workshops, processing instruction via Skype, prints, and an article about my hobby of collecting stained glass portraits of minor league baseball stars. via 500px http://ift.tt/R8yu3m
Standing tall by oltjonm
A beautifully backlit tree at sunrise, with the shadow reaching towards the viewer. via 500px http://ift.tt/RS5q0J
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