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rabirius 
37 responses to “Under The Spell Of The Eagle Eye”
Ave majestuosa que hace un culto de su libertad.
Que pases un excelente fin de semana.
Un abrazo
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Gracias.
Y un fin de semana excelente para ti también.
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That birds are evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs is very apparent here.
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Thank you Carl.
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Your work has amazed me, very good!!!
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Thank you!
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Again, excellent!!
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Again, thank you!
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Was hat er denn gesagt? “Kuckuck”? 😉 Ein tolles Foto!
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Kuckuck rufts ja aus dem Wald – und dort war weit und breit keiner zu sehen 🙂
Danke für das Kompliment.
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Reblogged this on O LADO ESCURO DA LUA.
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Thank you for reblogging my picture!
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Thank you for reblogging my picture!
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Charming chap
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I’m sure he is 🙂
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Dare I ask you to lay out a little insight on technique or technology here? This is masterful and deserves my stealing/learning what I can from the master.
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Well, I am not sure I can remember everything in detail and know the correct terms in photoshop (I don’t use an English localization) – but basically I took the picture of the Eagle and the picture of the landscapes, processed them as HDR so they looked the same. Then I cut out the Eagle, put it on the landscape, added a nearly unnoticeable shadow and mixed it together with a picture with some structure. (I always photograph some structures and surfaces I can mix in some pictures to get some grunge or vintage effects). Then I reduced everything to one layer, reduced the colour and processed it again as a HDR and adjusted the colour.
So, basically, nothing to complicated.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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And lots of back and forth within steps to get the effect and alignment your soul sought. This is an example of the hard work dedicated artists have done since the first cave to produce a beautiful work which seems so whole cloth and could have never been any other way. Tip of the hat to you.
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Thank you very much for the compliment.
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Hi! *Waving* I just saw an eagle and some owls today on display. They were adorable! Hugs Paula. Xx
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Yes, they are…
…I took some Owl pictures a while ago – maybe I will post another owl sometime later.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Cool. X
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Tolles Bild!
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Vielen Dank!
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Superb… 🙂
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Thank you.
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I like the way this image balances on the edge between a drawing and a photograph – very interesting, intriguing
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Thank you very much, Katrien.
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Reblogged this on lost creek publishing.
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Thanks for reblogging
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Great effects!
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And again.
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Thank you kindly! :☽
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You’re welcome.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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