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Jardin du Château de la Chatonnière | “Château de la Chatonnière” garden

“Château de la Chatonnière” garden

The “Château de la Chatonnière” his gardens is very pleasant. This is a restful place. The adjustment here was mainly done to reveal details on the sky. I add a vignetting effect to better guide the eyes into the path, while a slight color correction helps to render the scene more like “the way I saw it” (even if I …

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Wallpaper • Coral

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Wallpaper • Frozen Morning

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Wallpaper • Gas burner

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Un soir à Sydney | Sydney’s evening

Sydney’s evening

This is a two minutes exposure with a simple ajustements work: Slight underexposure and saturation, removal of some ground dusts, and also a fence along the right wall.

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Poteau | Pole

Pole

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Alenia Aermacchi M-346 “Master”

Alenia Aermacchi M-346 “Master”

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Un Avant|Après pas comme les autres… | An uncommon Before|After…

An uncommon Before|After…

A little wink to people who are using my Before|After adjustment feature on my blog. That’s something quite different! ^^

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Ibis à cou noir - Threskiornis molucca - Australian White Ibis

Australian White Ibis | Threskiornis molucca

For people who’ll try the Before|After comparison feature above, you’ll notice I over-exposed my original shot in a purpose probably even more important than normally. This way, I’ve been able to catch details on the head and the neck. If not, their would have been completely blacks. In post adjustment, I under-exposed the whole picture except those two. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_White_Ibis

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Le pont Harbour Bridge de Sydney | Sydney’s Harbour Bridge

Sydney’s Harbour Bridge

I took this photo using the same technic as “Sydney’s lights”, but five minutes before. I post-adjusted the picture to logically reveal highlights details — like in the sky — and enhanced the color complementarity, less visible on the original because of the voluntary over-exposure.

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