Showing posts with label california wild flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label california wild flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Wild Flower from Raw


First of the wild flowers in bloom along the San Gabriel River. Post processed from a RAW file to correct for color and contrast (heavy overcast day today). Final image washed in Optiverve's Virtual Photographer to mimic the saturation and warm shift of the old Kodachromes.

Friday, March 27, 2009

Just a little reminder its spring in the desert

The fraz has been so busy with stuff and a trip to the desert he's hardly had time to blog anywhere.  But...I did get some shooting in.  

The images is of a Mojave wild flower, "Prickly Poppy".   The image was post processed from RAW in the Orton Style and run through Virtual Photographer to just give it a little touch of Cibachrome style contrast and saturation.  Enjoy!

Monday, March 17, 2008

Spring has arrived in the Mojave!

The lead photo is simply a teaser from this weekends visit to the Mojave Desert around Palm Springs and Palm Desert. I shot a ton of landscapes with the intent of giving them post processing through Photomatix for HDR file generation.

This year wound up being a "normal" winter in terms of local rainfall so the wild flowers are going to be very abundant. Already the desert floor around Palm Springs is bursting in color. Enjoy the few random shots I got done of the wild flowers.

I hope to make it up to the Poppy Preserve near Lancaster in the high desert this week as the poppies are supposed to be as lush as they were in Spring of 05. Getting up to the Calico Ghost Town for more of the high desert wild flowers around there is on the agenda as well. It will all depend getting the spare time to pull it all off.