A cool, modern design at the South Coast Plaza bridge calls for a fun project involving a mix of duplication, contrast, and hue effects. Alternating the colors with green and purple shades give extra intensity to the exterior architecture of this walkway.
After the rain, everything sparkles and glistens. The air smells fresher. The sun comes out, brightening our moods and our views.
I loved the peacefulness of this scene and decided to add extra dreamy effects with a mix of blur and blue-green hues.
The glowing, astonishing colors of the northern lights.
Cool and refreshing geo wave gradient effects.
Mix it all together and you get an epic graphic background.
Lush green space can be found everywhere across Singapore, adorning skyscrapers and sky terraces (both indoors, outdoors) in a scenic, artsy way.
St Louis Zoo Part I: Swarms of butterflies take over the butterfly house at St Louis Zoo.
A yellow and black patterned Swallowtail butterfly strikes a pose right in front of me and I quickly lean in for a capture. I love the intricate details, the clear-cut designs, and the bold color contrast.
Supertree Grove Part I: Such captivating lights that change every second into various colors and patterns (plus music!), creating the most mesmerizing light show at Gardens by the Bay.
The alluring beauty of these water lilies can be found everywhere--from all angles and perspectives.
Changing up the hues and offering a slight contrast to the colors sharpens the tones and makes the lilies stand out even more.
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ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden Part III: There was something about these older wooden doors, the shadows of the trees, and the tranquility of it all that made me want to capture this moment.
I decided to give this photo more of a dreamy feel by adding in blue-green filters, which brings in more of an ethereal quality to this scene, further highlighting the sharpness and clarity of the tree leaves and the reflections.
Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part III: The perfect blend of colors in fall foliage.
Greens, reds, oranges, and yellows in all different shades bring these trees to life.
Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part II: Absolutely love the autumn season and rustic yet vibrant colors from all the trees.
The orange hues on this tree provides the perfect pop against the simple bridge and walkway, creating a satisfying contrast to this picture.
Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part I: First time seeing such vibrant fall foliage at a Japanese Garden! I was in awe of the colors (a mix of all the warm autumn tones), the surreal beauty, and the calmness in this garden.
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Reunion Tower Imagery Part I: There's so much we can't see with our naked eye when we look at the night sky in a city polluted with lights. But we can always use our imagination and create our own imagery of how we want to perceive the world.
I love the downtown night views of Dallas, especially with the illuminating lights of the Bank of America skyscraper in the near distance. I decided to manipulate this image by adding in green and purple hues, enhancing the brightness and contrast, and decorating the sky with colorful confetti-like lights that resemble fireworks and a dreamlike reality.
'Tis the season!
I decided to create a snowflakes design by combining a range of snowflakes, adding extra sparkles, diamond effects, and extra glow to a blue-green gradient background to jumpstart the holiday month.
So many carefree, chill palm trees all over the beach in Southern California.
I decided to modify this picture a bit (taken during sunset) by altering the hues for a full contrast effect. I like how this gives off a nice pastel watermelon vibe, with blends of orange-pink and glow-in-the-dark green colors.
Stepping in, you enter into a dark room and are immediately immersed into this bright, exotic world of abstract art, flowers, butterflies, crows, fishes, and flashes of light transforming every single second, creating moments that cannot be replicated. Visitors get to interact with the digital art directly and also influence it through their actions, creating a truly interactive, immersive experience.
We went on a sunny stroll through parts of the Golden Gate Park, eventually stumbling upon Lily Pond.
From afar, the water looks quite murky, but from an artistic perspective, the details in the water here sort of reminds me of a Van Gogh painting, especially when you compare it to the textures and patterns of the water reflections.
