Wyatt Earp

Our entire family loves flat nose dogs. We have the two Pugs and then our Sharpei is the exception .

Holy flam

Thus me saying the eye candy ,

This is what I had in mind when I suggested two images blended . A fast and slow shutter, although this is one single image with a terrible hack job, it might make it more clear what I suggested .

And this just for the eye candy .

R 9 500.00 if you work on Kroner .

They work miracles in those movies with makeup. They even manage to make Cameroon Diarse look good .

Looking old now . But that's the web, full of old pictures .

Cute furry babies you say Uni. Here is our Simba the crazy Pekinese cuddling with his mom on Saturday arvie when it got so chilly .

We will always have LeHub

Nope ,this is the idea . Taken by Mohammed Sattar.

Holy heavens

Ahh, what a difference. Damn fine lines

I think stacking works really well with a long exposure stacked with a quicker exposure to get the desired effect .

Oh lawd, I wish it was me who took this image

I would love to see this in a hardtop .

Never thought I would actually like a GTI

Jinne boe, it makes my kop mal .

Ah, I just saw both. Top is HDR bottom is macro .

That's macro stacking. With a macro lens only certain bits will be in focus . Earlier, what you were referring to would be HDR where you overlay images with different exposures to get all the tones and highlights correct. Then you also get those lightning shots with bolts from end to end where the guy stacked 50 photos and upwards, everyone goes 'WOW" I just cringe .

Something I don't do often. Landscape pictures in portraiture orientation .

Of late I have been digging a bit deeper in to Lightroom and found some options to use especially to create a nice mood for an image or to get the desired colours and final finish I may desire .

Nah, I am kinda put off. The TT unless it gets a radical makeover won't hold any appeal for me .

This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBRYsAfchkY