Photoshopped Photos from Disney Star Wars show


Quick Post - Hey I'm on vacation!

Microwave Tower

Parabolic

Another object I've stumbled across recently. I originally thought about removing the lines via photoshop, but for some reason, I kind of grew to like 'em.
John Deere Motor Grader


Image taken from one of the new housing developments in town. This was taken with 3 separate images taken two steps apart and then processed together using imagenomics Photomatix Pro software.
Hixon Bridge Black and White Redo
Ah, this is better. I used a gradient map combined with a channel mixer to make this a high contrast black and white that is also a lot brighter and easier to see. A much improved image I think.
Sheep Rock - John Day Fossil Beds National Monument

High Desert Lightning - A Goal Fulfilled


I was able to accomplish one of my photographic goals earlier this evening, that is to capture lighting in an image, and oh boy, did I ever! We had a really spectacular lightning storm pass through, and I was lucky enough to get some shots. Heres a couple of them. The top photo was taken from a gravel lot behind St. Charles Medical Center and the bottom photo is a shot of "The Center" an orthopedic clinic near the hospital.
Heres a sunflower for your desktop wallpaper

This image is also available for purchase! Click HERE!
Aliens vs Predator 2 - Red Band Theatrical Trailer
"I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." -Ellen Ripley, Aliens
"They mostly come out at night, mostly" -Newt, Aliens
"You are one, ugly mudafucker" Dutch, Predator
"You got chocolate in my peanut butter! You got peanut butter on my chocolate!" -Reeses
"They mostly come out at night, mostly" -Newt, Aliens
"You are one, ugly mudafucker" Dutch, Predator
"You got chocolate in my peanut butter! You got peanut butter on my chocolate!" -Reeses
Camera Phenomena and Pop Culture Mythology

Last Nights Shots Noise Filtered and Color Corrected



I applied some noise filtering using Photomatix's noise filtering program. I also employed some color correction to these images using Scott Kelby's book "The Photoshop CS2 Book for Digital Photographers". I think the images look much better now, and I shouldn't have released them prior to putting them through a proper work flow. Enjoy!
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