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Timothy Wise

Member since: 23rd Sep 2008
Location: Germany (Palm Beach, FL.)
Occupation: Circuit Control Supervisor US Army
Interests: Photography, Graphic Design, and so much more
Website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/twise/
Bio: I'm a full time soldier for the US Army currently stationed in Germany (Wiesbaden) working in the IT field. I guess I've always been into art and photography for as long as I can remember and have been doing my best to express my visions in those areas for about as long. I'm really into Photoshop and while I'm not the best I'm constantly learning new styles and tricks every day which better my ability to represent my visions to others. I'm always looking to work with other Photographers, Artists, and models in my area so if anyone is interested please feel free to make contact. That's about it for me so enjoy my work and please leave comments so I can better myself as an artist. Respectfully Tim

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An image taken in bulb mode with a Nikon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens. This was then tweaked and pulled in CS5. Quick type design done in CS2 after hearing the Jay-Z song on the radio. This is very low level stuff and should have a lot more going on...I know! It&#39;s just for fun. I&#39;m told that less is more...we&#39;ll see Took a trip to Rota, Spain and spent a good deal of time with the camera and tripod. This is a shot of a church in Cadiz, Spain. Auto Bracketing used: 5 Basic shots Tone Mapping done with Photomatix Photoshop CS2 used for minor tweaks Camera used: Nikon D300 Lens: Sigma 10-20mm Just bought a new camera (Nikon D300) and did some tone mapping and bracketing before tweaking this shot in CS2.&nbsp; Love how Photoshop can make the image! Just having fun with my new Nikon D300 camera and Sigma 10-20mm lens.&nbsp; CS2 was used for adjustment layers, curves, levels, color balance, and other basic tweaks. Working to find a new style and get away from the darker images.&nbsp; This is a step closer Yet another in the series of this style.&nbsp; Hope everyone likes them Took a trip to Rota, Spain and spent a good deal of time with the camera and tripod. This is a shot of a church in Cadiz, Spain. Auto Bracketing used: 5 Basic shots Tone Mapping done with Photomatix Photoshop CS2 used for minor tweaks Camera used: Nikon D300 Lens: Sigma 10-20mm Number 3 in the series <p>Model Credit goes to Rammkitty from DeviantART ( <a href="http://rammkitty-stock.deviantart.com/">http://rammkitty-stock.deviantart.com/</a>&nbsp;)</p> <p>I spent a couple hours on this in an attempt to bring out an 80&#39;s style pop feel with geometric shapes, blending, and a couple new tricks artists seem to use these days.</p> <p>Highly&nbsp;suggest checking out the site for Rammkitty, her stock photos are amazing and worth using in your artwork.&nbsp; Be sure to give her credit...she&#39;s awesome!</p> A bit darker and looking like some evil is on the way This is my first try at an underwater style effect.&nbsp; All images were taken by me either in Spain or here in Germany.&nbsp; May not be my best however, it&#39;s a starting point for better images in this style. Had some old studio shots of my wife and figured it was time to do something with them. I think the world of my wife and she&#39;s an amazing woman so I opted for a gentle flow of energy across the canvas on this one. Two out of the three loves in my life...my wife and photoshop! My son is the third! Took a trip to Rota, Spain and spent a good deal of time with the camera and tripod. This is a shot of the boardwalk leading down to the beach after a big storm hit. Auto Bracketing used: 3 Basic shots Tone Mapping done with Photomatix Photoshop CS2 used for minor tweaks Camera used: Nikon D300 Lens: Sigma 10-20mm Just bought a new camera (Nikon D300) and did some tone mapping and bracketing before tweaking this shot in CS2.&nbsp; Love how Photoshop can make the image! <p>Model Credit goes to Rammkitty from DeviantART ( <a href="http://rammkitty-stock.deviantart.com/">http://rammkitty-stock.deviantart.com/</a>&nbsp;)</p> <p>After I spent a couple hours on version in color I figured I would take a different look at the image and pull some of the boldness out of the image.&nbsp; It has a very different look to it and feels really nice.&nbsp; I think I like this one better but needed to post both for feedback</p> <p>I highly&nbsp;suggest checking out the site for Rammkitty, her stock photos are amazing and worth using in your artwork.&nbsp; Be sure to give her credit...she&#39;s awesome!</p> Believe it or not, this started off as a grill off of an old vintage automobile. With some tweaking with actions in Photoshop it grew into something else.

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