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Le sujet est super

Merci beaucoup, Thérèse =)

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a nice site I hope

;-)

Thank you Luc Marie =) Yes, this is: www.ipernity.com/doc/631051/40535298

Nice place to sit and sing.

"Caw, caw!" =D

Thank you John =)

Hi , Sami ! Greetings from my bird to your bird ;-))

"Caw caw!", aka thank you =D

Taking things to extremes works here.

Right after I edited this yesterday evening, I realized I almost did the same as Mick (mixpix) =D
www.ipernity.com/doc/631051/40535298

Beautiful light and colour.

Thank you H C =)

Thank you for sharing your exceptional creation with us, here in ✴ Digital Dreams ✴
www.ipernity.com/group/1493642

Great atmosphere, nicely matched to the soundtrack, especially the opening few bars

Thank you very much David =)

oh I like this Sami.. wonderful colours!

Thank you Wendi =) Basically all I did was trying the 'Auto > Equalize' on GIMP. Sometimes it gives rather amusing results.
docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-layer-equalize.html

I really like the processing here A most impressive result. Works so well with the music. Thanks very much for posting to 'Sight and Sound', Sami.

Late thanks Roger =) Much appreciated! Every now and then I play with 'Auto > Equalize' on editor. It sometimes gives surprising results.

Very beautiful.

Thank you very much Don =)

This is wonderful. Love the lone bird and the music is great as usual. I always enjoy my trips to Sami-land. :)

Oh, thank you very much my dear friend =) I should start to use that definition: "Sami-land" =D

Although, it may also refer to this ;-)
www.samiland.fi/en

(They just don't have the hyphen.)

Hey, that's another cool Samiland. I like it. I've never heard of it! I don't think they can top your musical choices though. :)

Thanks Sami. I listened to a lot of this music last night and today and it is just great to have on while I'm doing something. It's so nice and meditative.

That is the music I listen all the time at work ;-)

I think I like this one more, the grain is beautiful

Well, I myself can't decide which one is better =D

On this one I accidentally manage to achieve something I have tried many times before: to get similar grainy touch as on one John Hedgecoe's photography book, where he used macro to shoot details on old dia slides.

And by the way, I say this Ipernity is far more better than YouPic ;-) Having discussions like this is much more easy when a comment can be edited and line breaks used. I would definitely miss this web site if this will perish.

the same with me, the contacts for sure feel much better