Ship Propeller
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Today’s image was taken in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor area where that City’s Maritime Museum is located. It consists of several ships, including the USS Constellation, USS Torsk and the US Coast Guard Cutter Taney, to name a few. I like the fact that the many ships are spread over five different piers which makes for a very nice walking tour.
Outside of the Maritime offices there is a large ship propeller, as seen below.
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This propeller, origins unknown to me, is a hot spot for tourist. It has a magical draw for visitors with cameras and can often be seen with kids climbing on it, albeit unsafe to do so.
Processing
This was a 3-shot bracket (+2 to -2) which was processed using HDR Efex Pro. I wanted to add a hint of a painterly effect, which was applied via the “BuzSim” filter in Topaz Lab’s Simplify 3 using the settings shown below.
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I like the processing Jimi
Chantal recently posted..rose 2.3
Beautiful colors!
Noticed the painterly effect right off and liked how it gave the propeller a beaten look, like a wok! Cool shot Jimi!
Jim Denham recently posted..Grey Cloud Turns Magenta
Cool shot Jimi. I like the iradescent look of the propeller.
Steven Perlmutter recently posted..Sparkplug
Sweet job on the processing man, looks really well done.
ABarlow recently posted..Dusted
Thanks, for sharing your settings, Jimi. Very nice effect.
ken bello recently posted..about this photo – short story long
Love the way you’ve processed this Jimi. Fabulous shot.
Edith Levy recently posted..Weekly Photo Challenge – Everyday Life
Sweet processing, love the colors!
Mike Criswell recently posted..Flagler in Fisheye
Nice image, Jimi. This is a great composition with the flow from lower left to upper right. And that processing is really cool!
Mark Neal recently posted..HDR – Up!
Very cool Jimi! Love your composition and processing on this rocks! Great shot!
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