Showing posts with label Creative Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creative Photography. Show all posts

Saturday, December 20, 2008

A Christmas Story-Creative Photography



During the day, in my neighborhood, ever since inflatable Christmas figures gained popularity, you will see Santa, Rudolf, or snowmen lying flat on the grass just like the one below.




But when evening comes all the Christmas lights are turned on and Santa rises, rises up (by means of a little electric fan inside), fat and cheery, for everyone to meet and greet in the night!



Hey Santa, Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday!



I added some noise (filter) to both my photographs for Creative Photography, Roger's well-known meme.

theteach

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Creative Photography #11

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Shot of the Whitestone Bridge heading toward Queens, N.Y.

I first applied the neon glow filter and then I went to lighting effects and applied the spotlight very broadly. So what do you think? I like it!

theteach

Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Creative Photography #8

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Jamaica Wildlife Preserve July 2008

I played with the color so it came out what I call "more than sepia." And lit the photo there in the middle for effect.

See other Creative Photography Contest participants here

theteach

Monday, July 14, 2008

Creative Photography #5

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Hey, Roger, here's my next entry for your great contest in Creative Photography. It's the U.S. S. Constitution "Old Ironsides" docked and ready for visitors on the 4th of July 2008. I used the filter in my photo editor called "Poster Edges."

Click the link above to learn more about Old Ironsides.

Good luck to all the Creative Photography participants!

theteach


Sunday, July 06, 2008

Creative Photography #4




Wow everybody! We're into the 4th week of Roger's Creative Photography Contest.

Here's my submission for this week:



These fellas were sitting outside the Christian Science Center in Boston this weekend. I noticed them because they were there in stark contrast to the huge, great complex of the Center designed by I.M. Pei in 1968.

The man second from the left, the one with the walker in the photo, spoke and asked if I had anything to offer them for a bite to eat. In the photo he's showing me his identity tag which said he belonged to an organization for homeless and hungry men.

After I took the picture above, with permission, the gentleman stood up and walked toward me so that I could see his tag up close.

I gave him all the singles I had in my bag, about 5 or 6. He thanked me and went to sit down when the man on the far left who was smoking a cigarette spoke angrily and said, "How about me, ma'm, I'm hungry."

I said to the man I gave the money to, "Hey, aren't you going to share that money?"

But smoking man shouted "He's not going to share it!"

I repeated, "You have to share the money. You can't keep it all." And I stood there.

Slowly the man gave two of the dollars to smoking man.

"Good," I said and walked away. The other men (red shirt; blue pants) said nothing and never looked at me during the entire exchange.

How I photo edited the picture:
I posterized it to add color, and lightened it a bit.

theteach