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In the interest of learning more about how to stretch the limitations of image resolution and my camera’s capabilities, I shot three more sets of landscape photos to be stitched into panoramas in post. These were all taken with my trusty Canon SD1000, without a tripod, from the the balconies of the 5th floor rental of Flores Ocean Suites in Cape Canaveral / Cocoa Beach, Florida. All were then stitched together with Adobe Photoshop CS4′s Photomerge automation, using the “automatic” setting with Blend, Vignette Removal, and Gemotric Distortion Correction enabled.
I took the first half of this Labor Day weekend to make good on at least one art project, and by Saturday night it was done. The idea was to take a contemporary standing lamp and make it feel a little less utilitarian and a little more personal.
In the Melbourne, Florida area, people take their grass seriously; which explains the abundance of thriving lawn-care teams you see here every day. The owner of one such (new) lawn-care business contacted me a couple weeks ago about establishing a visual identity that would help set to him apart from the rest.
I just got an e-mail from eLance stating that they’d implemented a new “Groups” system, and that I had been automatically added to “Photoshop Experts” based upon my Top-5% score on their Adobe Photoshop knowledge examinations.