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The 17 Greatest Wedding Photobombers Of All Time

Don’t you hate it when weddings just drone on? Evidently, the pilot of this quadracopter did. Nothing says “I do” like a face-full of rotary blades. But stay tuned for the finished video. It is quite interesting. Headshot! Drone smacks bride in the face: Epic Fail (VIDEO)

All good choices. This print might not be a good example of your birds because of the color of the bird and the color of the background since they are about the same color. There is not a lot of separation. I just used the clarity slider to sharpen it a little and Nic tools Define small changes...

As an artist, your job is to immerse your viewers into a world that you have built and guide them safely through it. Artists have much in common with storytellers. Storytellers have several tricks that they use to keep their readers coming back for more. Like storytellers, artists can use...

OK here is a properly processed iPhone photo. You can see the EXIF at the bottom of the photo

I just made one small change.

Re: Don's Daily Dabblings There, i changed my Avatar. this one is really me.

My son just doesn't shave.

It really needs more contrast to bring out the sky and clouds. Also bump up the sharpening to see more detail in the mountain.

Be sure your sound is turned up "Symphony No.9, Boogie" by Matryomin ensemble "Da" - YouTube I don’t think I need to add much to this except I was destined to post this video, because of my love for Beethoven’s 9th Symphony coupled with an odd but ultimately harmless obsession with...

How many pictures could you afford to save at these prices.

3 minutes of post processing

This I love. WhiteLight And I do enjoy His bug and all his closeup photos.

The Funniest Senior Pictures you'll Ever See! - Likes

A lot of it can be handled with post processing

Why Do a First Look? Four Reasons | SnapKnot

I think what you are seeing here is more a difference in exposure. The RAW one is over exposed to the point of losing detail in the moon. Just a quick exposure and contrast change made it much better.

Dams are one of my favorite subjects. Lets see all your Dam shots I will start off with one of my favorite dams. Old mill dam in downtown in Prattville

ON this day in 1975 my sweet bride and I got married. That was so many cameras ago. Here we are on that day. I don't think we have changed a bit but I do get new glasses later today