My name is Tara, and I was born and raised in Washington State.
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In 2010 I married Bill (bmac62) and retired ... two of the best choices I ever made! :)
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In March, 2013, we sold our home in Washington and went on the road in our RV full time. What a blast! There is so much world out there to see!
After traveling around the West for a few years, we got rid of the motorhome and are now spending winters in deep-south Texas and summers in Washington State. Spring and fall finds us visiting whichever place strikes our fancy at the time!
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If I’m missing from Renderosity from time to time, I’m busy having fun elsewhere.
Thanks for your interest in my work, and for stopping by to learn more about me!Â
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Canon 70D
Tamron 24-70mm f2.8
Canon 70-200mm f4.0
Zeiss 50mm f1.4
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Photoshop CC
WACOM Intuos 4
ArtRageÂ
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Comments (35)
flora-crassella
a very beautiful amphora! Nice shot!
Meisiekind
My eyes are so tired tonight Tara that it looks perfectly in focus to me!!!! Stunning texture and I love the shadow on the wall!!! BTW... I had to giggle about the friend request... I really didn't realize that we were not "friends"... :)
Fidelity2
Wow. I am amazed by your masterpiece. 5+.
mermaid
hmm...Tara, looks perfectly in focus to me too...smile... and by the way it has wonderful colors and I like the crop you did... so no nut behind the camera but as you said an artist...smile
Faemike55
Great picture! love the light and shadow interplay.
bmac62
I like it...but maybe I too have built in blurry...because it looks good to me:) The texture and color are very earthy. Thinking about it, the only times I've ever seen one of these is in a National Geographic article when divers are bringing some of these up from some long forgotten ship wreck off the coast of Greece or somewhere else in the Med. So, well done! Bill
babuci
Tara, I have my reading glass on so if this capture is blurry I should see it, but I don't. I see noise thou but it is because a high ISO (800) Honestly for this Amphora picture is quet suitable. I am sucker for old pots and wessels specialy forms what you have here. Fabulous capture with a long shadow.
West_coaster07
Lol...Tara this is a great capture. Having played golf for many years I learned the Yips!! For those that don't know what the Yips are let me describe it as the shakes when putting. I have taken this learned ability and brought it to my photography...causing camera movement everytime I click the shuttter giving a blurring effect on my pictures. Thats my story and I'm sticking to it!!!!!
durleybeachbum
All that is SO true! Super pic, nonetheless!
awjay
nice shot
artaddict2
Oh that would be me panic panic! horror horror!, an unfamiliar camera or unfamiliar anything technical lol, Great results nonetheless!
jocko500
cool . good to know you know more that you let on.
MrsRatbag
I like this; the composition and colors are great, and I don't see any "blur" either. Maybe if you're not happy with it you should play with some filters and really "art" it up?
DAVER2112
Very nice image and the lighting is great! :)
Meglaurel
what you have captured is an earthy feel for the subject and backdrop with mega texture that can almost feel through the photo. Am particularly drawn to the shadow made by the vessel.
PD154
Great lighting, I know excactly what you mean, funy enough, I can never play another persons guitars or keyboards as well as my own, I have hit more bum notes on different pianos on pieces I play with an alarming frequnecy...When I get home I can play the same piece perfectly, I think one gets a etherial feel for ones own equipment?...All that said, this looks sharp to me, but my eyes are knackered anyhow :)...A neat trick in photoshop. duplicate the image, and select filter/other/high pass, use a setting of around 1 or 2 for a large resolution image, after the filter, set that layers blending mode to soft light.
bronwyn_lea
I think it turned out great. I will look forward to the comparison.
THROBBE
You are doing great! Keep learning! I learn something new every day about my camera! :)
mbz2662
really nice texture and a good composition; I like it. :0)
beachzz
Wow, my camera's gonna be famous!! I know about the nut behind the wheel (being that nut more often than not) and I also know that this camera is way smarter than I am!! That's why I love the guys at my local camera shop, they bail me out over and over and I learn something every single time!! Yes, I have a manual, but, well, these guys are cuter than it is!! BTW, I remember watching you in front of this piece--and if it's blurry I sure can't see it, you caught it well and turned it into a wonderful shot.
Kaartijer
Great shot, good light and colors!
Susank
You are to hard on your self. This is awesome, the light and setting is great.
helanker
And I agree with my dear niece Susank, that this looks awesome and clear to me.
cannonn
superb lighting and compo!!!
stockmann
excelente
fredster66
Great shot. Love the shadows here as well!
kasalin
Very beautiful amphora !!! Nice shot, dear Tara !!! 5* Hugs:)
junge1
I looks beautiful, very nicely composed. If you hadn't mentioned it was slightly out of focused I would not have looked. It looks fine by me! I like the soft light!!!
hipps13
Hi Tara May thanks for the smile and I too have learned wonderful thought nice image sweet evening to you warm hug and love, Linda Kaye
Geoaskier
I think it turned out really well!