Goodbye Sweet Pea

One of those wonderful sweet smelling garden flowers is the Sweetpea, Lathyrus Odoratus. A native of the native of the Mediterranean region but grown successfully here in my garden in Essex.

Sweet Pea Plant

The Sweet Pea plant is an easy to grow annual climber and comes now in such a large variety of colours. Throughout the summer months the vines climb using the tendrils to twine around plants and supports and grow to around 2meters depending of course on the variety chosen. Deadheading the blooms throughout the summer encourages more growth.

As the summer draws to an end we see the last of the few remaining Sweet Pea plants fading and the Sweet Pea flowers turning into long pea pods full of seeds for the next year. Goodbye Sweet Pea, we look forward to seeing your beautiful vivid blooms next year.

Author: Zo Nicholas, Media, Marketing, Publishing. Co-Founder of YORGOO, Ycademy,YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader or Subscribe by Email.

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Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

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• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.

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• Digital Photography Workshop exercise
• Digital Photography – Preparing Photos
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Digital Photography Portraits
• Digital Photography
• Summer Feasts
• First Day at the Airshow
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.

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• Digital Photography Workshop exercise
• Digital Photography – Preparing Photos
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Digital Photography Portraits
• Digital Photography
• Summer Feasts
• First Day at the Airshow
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.

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• Editing Photos Exercise
• Digital Photography Workshop exercise
• Digital Photography – Preparing Photos
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Digital Photography Portraits
• Digital Photography
• Summer Feasts
• First Day at the Airshow
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.

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• Editing Photos Exercise
• Digital Photography Workshop exercise
• Digital Photography – Preparing Photos
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Digital Photography Portraits
• Digital Photography
• Summer Feasts
• First Day at the Airshow
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Editing Photos Exercise

Today turned out to be a stunning day weather wise - a warm breeze, lots of sunshine with long wispy clouds overhead; a day to just go outside and enjoy!  After the heavy downpour we had overnight the flowers in the garden took on a new lustre,  just shouting to be photographed. So out came the faithfull Nikon Coolpix.

Following up on the ‘Editing Photos Exercise’   that took place last week and the preparing  of  images for the new Stock Media Photo site I added all the photos that were taken with my digital camera to Lightroom3 where they would be edited.

Editing Photos of Flowers

One of the photos that stood out most for me was that taken today was that  of the Cyclamen, a most beautiful flower with its tall stems,  fiery red twisted petals and variegated foliage. Stunning!b  Beloved by  both florists and gardeners. Rather than keep  my Cyclamen in a pot I prefer to see it growing in the garden among all the other flowers.

In Lightroom started the editing process with just a touch of tone, adding a touch of brightness and contrast, tweak of clarity and a little more depth in the shadows. Every flower deserves unique attention as so much depends on the time of day the image was taken, camera settings and the light.

This page is wiki editable click here to edit this page.

Read more..

• Editing Photos Exercise
• Digital Photography Workshop exercise
• Digital Photography – Preparing Photos
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Digital Photography Portraits
• Digital Photography
• Summer Feasts
• First Day at the Airshow
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex

Summer Feasts

The summer holidays are almost over and the children start the process of going back to school and we slowly drift into autumn; the season of ‘mellow fruitfullness’ as so aptly put by John Keats.

During the summer we  tend take advantage of the longer days, the warmer weather, spending more time outdoors. One of those pleasant summer activities is eating out, al fresco, feasting on the summer fruits, ice creams, enjoying a barbeque or two, picnics or just enjoying a drink in the warm sunshine.

Wasps

Not only do humans enjoy feasting in the summer, where there is food we often tend to find annoying insects like the wasp. The more you try to get away from the wasp the more it will follow you and you could end up as an unfortunate victim with a nasty sting. Wasps aren’t aggressive by nature but do not like to be disturbed. Leaving them well alone it seems is the best remedy. Leave food around and they will congregate there.

European Wasp

Wasps just love to feast on our leftovers, watch them carefully and you will see how they tug and cut away a small chunk of food to take it elsewhere. It’s really fascinating watching these little creatures. If you have your digital camera to hand its worth giving it a shot.

European Wasp image

On just such an occassion after a summer feast I managed to capture this picture of a wasp [Vespula germanica] with my digital camera having a go at some of the leftovers on a plate.  This little creature spent quite a attacking this bit of food.  The wasp did eventually manage to cut or tear a piece of the food of and fly away with it.

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• Shooting at Rainbows in Essex
• Hollow Trees Farm Images
• Hollow Trees Farm, Suffolk

Editing Photos Exercise

Ycademy Trainings offer training in various subjects. Digital Photography and the preparation of photos for the new ‘Photo Media Stock’ site was covered during the August seminar. Following  through on this theme Fridays daily training call was concerned with  editing photos using Lightroom3. As all participants used the same submitted photo for the exercise it will interesting to compare the end results. The photo was  taken the begining of April 2010 on a bright, sunny spring day.

Edited Photos

No1. The original

No2. Edited Photo

No3. The black and white version

No4. A little bit of post-editing gives the same photo a very different feel.

Click on the images to see a larger view.

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Smart Editing Digital Photos

At our recent calls we have been trying to crystallize a smart way to quickly edit digital photos. This post will resume the 3 steps we are following.

1. Camera Calibration

The camera calibration serves to correct systematic deviations inherent to the type and model of the camera. If you camera returns images which are too yellow or green, this can be corrected; the same applies to other lens corrections, like sharpness or distortions as the case may be. The corrections are saved as a Calibration Preset in Lightroom.

All photos you import from your camera can be automatically filtered with this calibration preset.

Astir Beach Snorklers

Astir Beach Snorkelers on September 2, 2010

2. Photo Editing 1

This steps purpose is to recover a maximum of available data from your image. The image is brought down to a balanced close to ‘what you saw’ state whereas we try to recover data namely in the over exposed areas as well as in the shadow areas.

Most of the corrections are standard corrections by type of image (low-light, bright-light, sun-set and so on). These corrections can be saved as personal presets in Lightroom and you may then apply them to the corresponding type of calibrated image imported.

The corrections under this step do not yet tell the story or max-out the expression of the picture. They prepare the picture for best post-editing.

3. Tell the Story – Enhance the Expression

A good photo tells a story. If you shoot a landscape just before a thunderstorm, you may emphasize the the dramatic clouds with your editing tools for example. It’s about making the photo more expressive. When you shot the photo, you took it because nature was telling you a story; you ban that story in a photo and you try to express what triggered in you the emotion when looking at nature. If your picture can trigger that kind of emotion in a third person, then you have probably a good picture.

Seagull

Seagull at Astir Beach

Don’t forget: the picture works only with visuals while in nature you are also experiencing sounds, temperature, humidity, smells and so on. Your visual image must therefore compensate for the absence of these additional sensations. Visual enhancements help to trigger a maximum degree of emotion or impression without exaggerating the effects. If you overdo effects, your image loses in credibility and you shift from photography to “art”, or “illustration” or what ever people often call  their messed up production.

Also: keep in mind that editing for printing requires good density and saturation levels. The use online at 72 dpi means automatically a loss of 50% to 75% of points per inch; therefore, if you start out with a “thin” picture, it will only get thinner and flatter when publishing for the web.

Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader, Email delivery, or Kindle subscription.

Astir Beach is the Best Beach in Greece

From my previous posts you guessed it: Astir Beach is my number one beach. And every day the dedicated staff and management confirm this statement… since 1960.

Basketball World Championship Live at Astir Beach

No reason to stay at home to watch the basketball World Championship at a vulgar boob tube; Astir’s mega screen with exceptional luminosity and resolution is simply the best.
SIpping your Mojito, connecting with the world through the Wi-Fi net, watching the Greek team winning and all this while doing maintenance on your sun tan … Is that what crises means in Greece?
All photos live by iPhone.

Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader, Email delivery, or Kindle subscription.

Some clouds over Astir Beach in Vouliagmeni and great light create ideal photo conditions for the iPhone 4.

Posted from Vari, Attica, Greece.

Astir Beach iPhone 4 Photos is a post from: iPhone 4 Photos All content Copyright © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis. All rights reserved. Contact mail: iPhone (at) yorgo.net

Image Editing made Transparent

Tomorrow, our call we will focused on Image Editing. For this exercise we need one photograph in original format as shot.

Preparation for the call

I order to be able to advise call participants individually, I would like to ask you to select your image (can be most anything, landscape, monument, animal, flower, portrait) from your collection and attach it to an email and send it to my email at yorgo(at)yorgo.net. Please make sure you send a photo as shot without any editing, cropping or clipping or filtering. Don’t even add Lightroom camera calibration filters.

Please send a shot which has been taken without zooming. In the worst case just set your cam on automatic and take a shot out of your next window without zooming and send that one.

The earlier you send your picture, the bigger the chance that we will have time to edit it and to help you with presets or filters which may serve your camera calibration and ’standard filtering’ for quickly develop and edit your pictures.

Sample:

Recco Italy Image

Recco Italy Photo

Recco Italy Photo © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis

Recco Italy Image

Recco Italy Photo © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis

Recco Italy Image Black and White

Recco Italy Image Black and White © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis

Recco Italy Image Post-edited

Recco Italy Image © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis

Image 1: as shot and delivered by the camera.

Image 2: basic editing – rotate the picture as the horizon was not horizontal and the verticals bend to the left side; a global vitamin pack gets the pic up to speed. As this is a heavily zoomed image, the sharpness and details cannot be recovered as should. That’s why we would like to get a image without zoom.

Image 3: Black and white version of version 2.

Image 4: Some post-editing to remove crane and construction works. This post editing job can be done much better: in this case I just blew in 3 strokes with the content aware healing brush from Photoshop CS5 – this takes exactly 3 seconds!

Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader, Email delivery, or Kindle subscription.

Registration for Ycademy Seminar Participants

Today as planned we will start populating the Photo Media stock platform. The pre-launch is reserved for Ycademy August Seminar Participants. Those concerned will receive a personal invitation by mail from Bianca later today.

Vouliagmeni from the Marina

Vouliagmeni from the Marina

Beta Tests

During the next few days we will beta test the site extensively with the help of all venture partners. Today we focus on the sign-up procedure as well as on the identity verification. Also we will test upload capability as well as the resizing engine.

During the testing, the site will not yet be officially accessible from the home page link; please use the link contained in your invitation email.

Today’s task: Register with the site from the “Become a Seller” link on top right of the site and submit 10 Pictures for evaluation.

Administration

Bianca Gubalke and Zo Nicholas are the site admins whereas Bianca is focused on the Commercial end while Zo looks after Technical issues and Maintenance.

Tonight’s Call

Join tonight’s Ycademy call where we will analyze the site’s behavior and give support where needed. Also we will set up your Venture Partner’s accounts based on your registration.

I am looking forward to a great venture!

Author: Yorgo Nestoridis, Media Marketing & Publishing, Founder of YORGOO Publishing, YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader, Email delivery, or Kindle subscription.

Spider

The last day in August turns out to be a glorious summers day which is a rare occurence this summer here in Essex where I live. If you saw my earlier posts about the local  Airshow you will notice that the weather nearly let us down. However, today was wonderful with long spells of warm sunshine so much needed after so many dreary days. The garden was the best place to be today. What caught my eye glistening in the sunshine was a big spiders web just by the door. Down came the spider from his hiding hole to catch an unwary little fly.  Having watched this for a short while  I decided it was an opportunity not to be missed and got the camera out. What was really intriguing was that I was watching the spider from underneath, and not looking down on his back.

Garden Spider 

Well I think its a garden spider, if anyone would like to correct me on this one please do. By the time the camera was in place this little spider had consumed his prey and looked like it was wrapping it up and then sort of pushed it out in a little ball. I am no nature freak but this episode was absolutely fascinating. Here is the photo I shot of this spider with my Nikon Coolpix. With the sun shining directly on the web the little ball here looks like a blue gemstone.

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• My Essex

Today we start publishing the Photo Media Stock User Manual for Photographers. The Manual will lay down the rules and standards for photographers who wish to aubmit their application to the platform.

Ermoupoli Syros Greece. Photo © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis

1. Account Information

Your personal information must be full and accurate. Make sure your First and Last name are printed correctly, as well as your Street Address, City and Zip. Fill in all required fields. At the end of the application process you will be asked to provide a state issued ID which must include a photo of you. (Pass, ID, Drivers License). This proof of identity must be in .jpg format. If you don’t have a scanner, take a shot with your digital camera and show us how good your Macro shots are.

If and when your personal information changes, please contact support to modify or adapt your file with us.

You will find the full size user manual on the platform at Photo Media Stock as well as on static pages on this website.

Copyright © 2010 Photo Media Stock Photo Media Stock Manual is a post from: Photo Media Stock

Red Arrows at Clacton Air Show

The flying program at the Clacton Airshow 2010 included the famous RAF aerobatic team, the Red Arrows. There is nothing quite so breathtaking as watching this display team whiz through the skies and perform their aerobatics. 

Red Arrows at Clacton Airshow on Youtube

Here is a short video on Youtube of the Red Arrows aerobatics display at the 2010 Airshow in Clacton.

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• Gunfleet Sands Development

Clacton Air Show 2010

The Claton Airshow still manged to attract loads of visitor this year despite the weather, although the numbers were slightly down on previous years. Each year the show attracts not only the aircraft hobbyists but also families with children. As the airshow is a free event it makes a great day out for all family, there’s always something for everyone. Airshow, sand, sea and funfair!

A chance for the young to see a model of a  Spitfire close up.

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• My Essex

Clacton Airshow images

First day of the Clacton Airshow 2010  provided a great opportunity to take out the digital camera to shoot some pictures of the days proceedings.  Here are a couple of pictures taken of the Red Arrows aerobatics display on day one of the airshow. 

and….

Notice the heavy cloud and murky sea, not really the weather you expect in August.

All pictures were taken with a point and shoot digital camera, a Canon Powershot A560.

Clacton Airshow Day 2

Maybe just a slight improvement on the weather conditions for day 2 of the Clacton Airshow with some bright patches and a little bit of blue sky but not for long. The crowds again have gathered to watch the Red Arrows display at 12.30 today and the fly past.

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• Shady Nook

First Day at the Airshow

Althougth the rest of  East Anglia suffered some torrential downpours, down here around the coast of Clacton the weather remained relatively good enough for the Claton Airshow 2010 to go ahead. The weather was by now means the best, but at least good enough for the gathered crowds to enjoy the flying displays.

Here is a short video on Youtube, a small part of the Red Arrows display showing off their aerobatic skills.

Click HERE to watch the video.

The camera used in this instance is to take the clips is a point and shoot digital camera, a Canon Powershot A560 with a 4x Optical zoom.

Author: Zo Nicholas, Media, Marketing, Publishing. Co-Founder of YORGOO, Ycademy,YORGOO Press and Semiomantics. If you enjoyed reading the above, please consider following future tips and strategies by RSS reader or Subscribe by Email.

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• My Essex
• Gunfleet Sands Development
• Tropical Wings and Evolution