Star power #1 by goodoleboy

Photography • Scenic • posted on Nov 06, 2015

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Description

One section of beautiful Legg Lake, captured back on 5/18/12, at the beautiful Whittier Narrows Recreation Area, in not-so-beautiful South El Monte, California. The result of experimenting with a star filter on my lens. The image was contrast postworked to enhance the star effect. ZOOM a must. Ta ta.

Comments (5)

anahata.c

3:10PM | Fri, 06 November 2015

star filters can sometimes make for "been-there-seen-that" pics, but you did this with real understatement and crispness, and it really looks like a star studded lake in your hands. I love how the water moves from muddy, at bottom, to blue-silvery at top (where you have the highest number of stars). Another of your shots of the many abstract patterns in nature, to which you've added a very tasteful and understated glitter. Very sweet, Harry. Very gentle pre and postwork: It adds glitter without interfering in the least...

(Oh, and btw: On several occasions you've called South El Monte "not-so-beautiful," lol...those dudes are gonna come to your door one day and say, "hey! What's so not-beautiful about our place???")