Left turnnot protected.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Plowboy, Roscoe TX
Roscoe TX is theBirthplace of J J Pickle
Thought to send this picture
to the boys
our landlords in Boys' Town
on Roscoe Drive.
Not sure how
they would take it.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Rabbit Show, Giddings TX
It was a fuzzy shot to begin with.It amazes me how much you can see
in the near-zero detail
in the high cheekboned face
of the young woman
in the white plaid shirt.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Beauty and Truth, Bastrop TX
I often dream of two frighteningly large black dogs
called Beauty and Truth.
I spotted them
parked on the main drag
in Bastrop.
I am not sure
which is which.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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I take landscape photos that seem to me revealing of something or other.
Often I try to make them look sort of like oil paintings or watercolors.
So far the only tool I have used besides a camera is iPhoto.
So far I have avoided any retouching or other spot effects.
I often turn "noise reduction" way up to deliberately remove small details.
So far they are all taken in North America.
They usually come out sort of hyperrealistic, but sometimes impressionistic.
Sometimes they come out lousy, but I won't post those.
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Everything is Creative Commons-Attribution (Generic 3.0). Use to your heart's content and have fun!
Printed or internet-published copies or derivative works should visibly attribute original to
"Michael Tobis of Montreal QC and Austin TX, mtobis@gmail.com"
I take landscape photos that seem to me revealing of something or other.
Often I try to make them look sort of like oil paintings or watercolors.
So far the only tool I have used besides a camera is iPhoto.
So far I have avoided any retouching or other spot effects.
I often turn "noise reduction" way up to deliberately remove small details.
So far they are all taken in North America.
They usually come out sort of hyperrealistic, but sometimes impressionistic.
Sometimes they come out lousy, but I won't post those.
Best viewed on Apple LCD hardware with factory settings.
Everything is Creative Commons-Attribution (Generic 3.0). Use to your heart's content and have fun!
Printed or internet-published copies or derivative works should visibly attribute original to
"Michael Tobis of Montreal QC and Austin TX, mtobis@gmail.com"