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During my trip to Germany I discovered many interesting doors. I challenge you to photograph doors in your community. Have fun!
Above the door you see the date this house was built. It looks like the door could be from that time period also.
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This is a window reflection that I really like because it is pretty hard to determine what is real and what is reflection. I photographed this image riding in a boat through Berlin.
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I took a boot ride on the river Spree in Berlin. On one side of the river were older buildings and on the other side modern high rise buildings which reflected the older buildings.
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This is a building with an interesting roof construction at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
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This is the second reflection I photographed at the Sony building in Berlin.
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In August I had the opportunity to photograph in Berlin, Germany. On my first day I noticed the beautiful window reflections. I decided to continue to work on this exercise to grow my portfolio. You don’t have to fly around the globe but maybe you travel into your neighboring town and continue to photograph reflective windows. As always, enjoy this exercise.
On of my first stops in Berlin was the Potsdamer Platz. Right around the corner is the the Sony building. I discovered beautiful reflections there and photographed them.
I photographed a section of colorful straw hat and used the Topaz harsh color filter to create this texture. I also photographed parts of a cloth rack. I wanted to apply the texture only on the cloth rack and not on the background. In order to accomplish this I inverted my selection when I prepared the composition for using the Average filter. This is the image I got. Enjoy and have a great week-end!
I photographed a sandstone image that I converted into a texture. Then I wanted to see what would happen if I use the texture image on the original image. This is what I got.
nI photographed some drying mud. The surface was cracked and I thought it might be an interesting texture. I photographed this injured butterfly in the high Sierra Nevada and I combined the two images. Enjoy and keep on photographing and creating some awesome images!
In this images I used the technique described in the youtube video.:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54hEQ62wHSw. The texture is only applied to the background.
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