Shotcrete

Just a little something extra.

I did this for a job and I thought the focus of these photographs were something worth showing.

Enjoy!

Easter Eggs

I went out and dyed Easter Eggs with my girlfriends niece this last weekend.

Here are some photos.

Enjoy, and click on them to make them larger.

Thank you.

Daniel

Nothing too special today; just an old photo that I found while going through my files. I, quite obviously, rehashed and recolored it from a black and white. It looks tropical to me, now.

Anyway, I like this one because I placed the camera on the road itself. Roads have a curve to them that peak/peek to its zenith somewhere in the middle before completing its parabola. Also, on the left of the photograph, there is a car barely escaping the frame's capture.

Enjoy!

Tilt-Shift 3

Tilt-shift 2

Tilt-Shift Photography.

I learned something new called Tilt-Shift photography. I shall be exploiting more of it later ;-)

Need Straighter Photos?

Are you having a bit of trouble with that great looking landscape photo of yours being a tad askew?

Do you have Photoshop?

Well, here is a very simple way to straighten your photo without the degradation of using Free Transform and rotate.

For practice, open a photo that you have containing a horizon within Photoshop. A photo of an ocean works best. Also, make sure this photo is slanted.

In your tools panel find the eyedropper tool. Do a right-click hold revealing all other hidden tools. Click on the ruler tool. You can also do SHIFT I and cycle through until you get the ruler.

Draw a line along the askew horizon of the photo using the ruler tool.

Click on Image – Imagine Rotation – Arbitrary… A dialogue box will pop up. Don't change any of the setting and click OK.

Your photo should be straight. Just crop it down so take out the canvas.

Thanks for reading.

Daniel