• ValentinGpanorama_fish_eye
    17 posts
    2 years ago

    The California hills are yellow and brown again.

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    JPG, 6.0 MB, uploaded by ValentinG 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.3 MB, uploaded by ValentinG 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 2.0 MB, uploaded by ValentinG 2 years ago.

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    JPG, 3.4 MB, uploaded by ValentinG 2 years ago.

  • Keruskerpanorama_fish_eye
    14 posts
    2 years ago

    The closeup of the flower (2nd img) is amazing.
    You got a very interesting region for hiking (of course).

  • ValentinGpanorama_fish_eye
    17 posts
    2 years ago

    Thanks for the comment. I'm lucky to have a small mountain range right next door - Mt. Diablo State Park. The summit is at 3850ft elevation, the trailhead starts at about 500-600ft. A loop hike to the top is about 12-15 miles (depending on trails taken) and a great workout.

  • honeybzpanorama_fish_eye
    251 posts
    2 years ago

    I like them all, but especially the second one. I almost looks like it has eyes. Do you know what type of flower it is?
    Bob

  • ValentinGpanorama_fish_eye
    17 posts
    2 years ago

    If you use Chrome, right click on the image provides a "Search image with Google" option. That search says that it is a Calochortus Venustus or Butterfly mariposa lily.

  • CAcreekspanorama_fish_eye
    123 posts
    2 years ago

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    Who needs a big DSLR when the Stylus 1 gives such great results?!? Love the view from the top. Your butterfly mariposa lily shot has wonderful bokeh, so I tried Topaz Denoise to smooth it a bit more.

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    JPG, 1.3 MB, uploaded by CAcreeks 2 years ago.

  • Callushelp_outline
    8 posts
    a year ago

    The colours are so good. Did you do any PP on these? If so, care to share?

  • ValentinGpanorama_fish_eye
    17 posts
    a year ago

    Sorry for the late reply. They were processed from RAW files in Adobe Lightroom. Nothing special, just basic adjustments to taste (brightness, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, saturation). Sometimes I would increase or decrease the brightness or saturation of a since color (blue for the sky, green for the grass) to make it pop up a little more. I try not to overdo it.