Lens Flare Pillows

Central park bow bridge summer photo. With sunlight.

It's no coincidence that these lens flares occur - it is a matter of precisely controlling parameters to create such a subject matter... Granted some lenses produce much more stark - even brilliant lens flare, yet - it is still a matter of controlling the amount of light entering the lens and angle of incidence in particular... This image I have called "The Soviet Star" although the sun doesn't belong to the Russians... the lens which created such rainbow colours was and is now mine!!! :D I believe it is the parameters of the lens and the multi-coating which creates such characteristics - accentuated in post ~ of course! :P Sony A7

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Accidental Abstraction, Lens Flare, Tie Dye Effect, Yellow with Green © Neil Feigeles 2020 Sometimes when I take photos, in the bunch of shots afterwards, or as I'm shooting, I discover seemingly magically from out of nowhere, lens flare type accidents if you will, whose visuals come off as more psychedelic then just a simple watercolor like tie dye creation. As if somebody or something had borrowed my phone and bestowed on me a free gift. And sometimes these discoveries spark my creative juices. All designs in this series, were created in August 2020.

Accidental Abstraction, Lens Flare, Tie Dye Effect, Blue and Violet © Neil Feigeles 2020 Sometimes when I take photos, in the bunch of shots afterwards, or as I'm shooting, I discover seemingly magically from out of nowhere, lens flare type accidents if you will, whose visuals come off as more psychedelic then just a simple watercolor like tie dye creation. As if somebody or something had borrowed my phone and bestowed on me a free gift. And sometimes these discoveries spark my creative juices. All designs in this series, were created in August 2020.

Accidental Abstraction, Lens Flare, Tie Dye Effect, Turquoise Blue © Neil Feigeles 2020 Sometimes when I take photos, in the bunch of shots afterwards, or as I'm shooting, I discover seemingly magically from out of nowhere, lens flare type accidents if you will, whose visuals come off as more psychedelic then just a simple watercolor like tie dye creation. As if somebody or something had borrowed my phone and bestowed on me a free gift. And sometimes these discoveries spark my creative juices. All designs in this series, were created in August 2020.

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How many of you know that the Rubik’s cube is the world’s top selling puzzle game and also widely considered to be the world’s best-selling toy of all time? A Hungarian sculpture and professor in architecture, Erno Rubik, invented the Rubik cube in 1974. In the beginning is was called the Magic Cube but since then it got other names as well. Since January 2009 it is estimated that 350 million cubes had been sold worldwide and it still is a top seller today. This puzzle toy lead to many worldwide competitions and world records. I am sure most of you bought or played with a Rubik cube once. I created this Rubik cube in a Snow Globe to give it another 3D dimension and an artistic appearance to it.

Sunset on Venice Beach. Original photograph.

Wet leaf in the darkness, lit up my the setting sun and lens flare, photo by Nalinne Jones.

Selective focus macro of a purple flower with rainbow lens flare, by Nalinne Jones.

Jellyfish is a symbol of love, so if it appears in your life, it means that you should trust your heart and follow your own emotions. It is also a symbol of acceptance and balance. ... The jellyfish is a symbol of faith, intuition, and sensitivity as well.Be open and honest with yourself and allow others to see it. Through this transparency, everyone has the opportunity to grow!

Show your cynical side with this unique design!

Manhattan, New York, USA, Lens Flare Downtown Manhattan, New York, originally a black and white photograph painstakingly added a lens flare action on certain buildings to match your color scheme at home Having printed this out and framed this photo I can assure you that it looks very impressive on the wall in any room. Drop me a message if you would prefer a different background or a slight change in some way to enhance the product :-) I have set a grey background on most items that needed a colour adding, I can soon change this for you By Paul Thompson Photography

Lens Flare

I'd been watching a video log on shooting waves and the chap mentioned about getting low... Thought that I'd use the same approach to get low on the whistling sands of my local beach... As the sun was setting I used a very fast vintage piece of glass, along with low ISO and low exposure. The aperture and time value was locked in as for convenience I was shooting Program mode and metering, I think was left on multi... This is the sunset and sand exposure that was produced... I've played around with basic settings on the computer... highlights, black point, sharpness and definition and not much else... The lens flare was something to be expected and appreciated rather than not - as personally I think it adds some originality to the...

Just a fun cosmic kaleidoscope flare design.

See-through my lens

Early Morning sun shines on the water at Trojan pond, near Goble, Oregon with a little lens flare refraction--creating a lovely, tranquil morning scene framed with dark forest and pale blue sky in the background.

Early Morning sun sparkles on the water at Trojan pond, near Goble, Oregon with a little lens flare refraction--creating a lovely, tranquil morning scene in warm summer tones.

Roosevelt Island in November. Original photograph.

Early Morning sun Shines through the forest canopy at Trojan pond, near Goble, Oregon--creating a lovely ray of lens flare orbs as it sparkles on the rippling pond water and making grasses and bugs alike glow tranquilly.

A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.

This analog photo is pretty dreamy, it features a waterfall overlayed with some lens flares which gives it a magical ethereal quality. Surely something magical lives here

Winter Blues At Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge ©Debra Martz Winter blues means color, not a winter blues/sad day. It was great that the sun had finally shone brightly after a long spell of gray days and below-freezing weather. The water is not shining brightly where the top layer of ice has not yet melted and a mix of the salt. This is a view from the Sandpiper Trail within the Refuge located along Highway 11 in northern Oklahoma. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20220113-DSC_5634

Mount Maunganui beach scene for iPad,iPhone,smartphone covers, smartphone cases,

Gorgeous sunset over Hermosa Beach. Original photograph.

A good little knight sleeping on the moon, drawing with digital enhancements, by Nalinne Jones.

The Camera Sutra Graphic shows funny photographer positions needed to get the shot. Perfect Photography fun Graphic for any cameraman or Photographer.

White Light

A photo taken in Paisley after it had been raining. I loved the wet cobbles glinting in the light.

Swiss Alps - Road Through Swiss Alpine Mountains on Sunny Winter Day. XXL panorama shot of Flüelapass in Grisons, Switzerland.

Silhouette of back lit, leafless, winter tree branches reaching up toward the shining sun as it creates lens flare across the clear blue sky, by Nalinne Jones.

Bright yellow back-lit maple leaf laying in the grass, covered in dew drops, with the morning light shining and creating in camera, rainbow, lens flare, in autumn, October 2015, by Nalinne Jones.

Swiss Alps - Flüelapass Mountain Pass Panorama on Sunny Winter Day. XXL panorama shot of Flüelapass in Grisons, Switzerland.

The sparkling sun setting beyond the mountain range in hot Palm Springs California, 2014. The lens flare was caused by the dust and sand in the air kicked up off the hot desert road. Camera: Sony NEX-5R