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Madeleine Calaido Weber: ****** 2009-12-03 19:04:00
FINALLY...my website launch mon 7th decFinally my new website is close to go live. I can tell you...i spend a lot of time with it. It is a big, fat and hopefully inspiring website. My Gallery is slooooooowly growing, every image needs keywording...still 1000 images to do....oh my god.
The Website will go live
7 am Monday 7th of December
www.calaido.com
www.calaido.com
So put a note in your calendar.
I am happy for every comment and feedback.
( PS: don't be so hard with my english ( ; )
Cheers,
Madeleine
back to Homepage www.calaido.com
Scenes of Ireland (and more): Evening
I posted a very similar picture a few days ago but this is the version of it I like the best. It has better, more delicate colouring and of course, swans :)
Hot off the Memory Card: Playing with Film
Playing with Film
Shot with an ~80 year-old Ensign Greyhound folding bellows camera on 120 film.
venividi.ie: on the cliff, Dingle Peninsula
standing on the very end of Dingle Peninsula. in the background - Inishtooskert, one of the Blasket Islands.
Barry Somers: Morgan 4
Strange sight to see while on a cruise ship but Royal Caribbean have a Morgan 4 in the main shopping area of the Liberty's Of The Seas, not many of these were made.
Kyle Tunney Photography: Golden Gate Bridge Bus
This shot reminds me of the movie ‘Transformers’. A photo from America – The Golden Gate Bridge Bus, San Francisco.
Latchiko: Millaa Millaa Falls
Millaa Millaa falls, home to Peter Andre's "Mysterious Girl" video and a Timotei shampoo advert. More on that in the next post...
And because you asked, here's how I processed it. The sunlight was really strong so I bracketed a few exposures. Rather than process these as a HDR (using photomatix or the like) I blended them manually using layer masks, painting in the areas I wanted to keep. Once this was done I cloned out the pesky tourists and tidied it up a little before selectively applying an orton effect to achieve the dreamy look.
See the entire Australia series.
