The Orange Glow Of Sunset #2 by photosynthesis

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Dec 31, 2014

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More fiddling with the Glowing Edges filter... Please zoom.

Comments (10)

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roguetographer

10:24AM | Wed, 31 December 2014

Wow! Quite a spectacular creation!

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jayfar

1:46PM | Wed, 31 December 2014

I prefer the original.

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jeroni

5:31PM | Wed, 31 December 2014

Marvelous capture - Happy New Year 2015 to you and yours

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MrsRatbag

7:34PM | Wed, 31 December 2014

Oooh, I love it! Psychedelic flashbacks to the 1970s! Great work!!!!

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Faemike55

8:41PM | Wed, 31 December 2014

Both images are great love the postwork

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irisinthespring

1:14PM | Thu, 01 January 2015

Neat ideal, awesome, Happy New Year!

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goodoleboy

4:27PM | Fri, 02 January 2015

Icicles as seen at night. Great composition and contrast. As a filterphile myself, I love what you did with this fine image.

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auntietk

2:53PM | Sat, 03 January 2015

I like the result you get with this filter. This is marvelous! The detail in sky and grass is just enough to balance out the trees without being under- or over-whelming. You've got the touch!

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anahata.c

4:49PM | Wed, 28 January 2015

More ring modulators! (I tried to find some classical electronic samples, but they're too long...you'd probably find better examples of ring modulation in the rock field, I just don't know it well enough to get a good example. Besides, your edge work isn't really cognate with ring modulation, it's more akin to other filters. But I gotta get off this, I don't want to get moored in boring sound-technique language. ) Your glowing edge work really brings out the trees and their flame-after-effects; and renders everything else to dark process above, and very compressed ground-energy in front. You have molecular energy in front, and electric currents in the sky. And those trees are like the molecular version of christmas lights. Or like the christmas lights that trees have had inside them forever, but no one asked...You don't go for easy effects with filters, you really modulate them and make a cogent glowing statement. More scintillating use of this filter.

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