This is the first ever image on Sea of Ks that's been PhotoShopped (you really have to blow it up to full size to get the full affect). It's actually a photo of the "ice stalagmite" (which I know is impossible, KC :o) ) in the foreground. I just thought it was funny that there was an "icicle" sticking *up* from the ground. Unfortunately the light wasn't great. Here's the pre-adjustment photo:
I also took a couple of pictures as the ice storm started tonight, but they were mostly black, so here's a second messed with one:
This is the first ever image on Sea of Ks that's been PhotoShopped (you really have to blow it up to full size to get the full affect). It's actually a photo of the "ice stalagmite" (which I know is impossible, KC :o) ) in the foreground. I just thought it was funny that there was an "icicle" sticking *up* from the ground. Unfortunately the light wasn't great. Here's the pre-adjustment photo:
I also took a couple of pictures as the ice storm started tonight, but they were mostly black, so here's a second messed with one:
1 comment:
actually, ice stalagmites are quite possible (and real), tradition says carbonate, but they are not really restricted to it, any formation built up by dripping media can be called a stalagmite, it just needs modifier(a noun is prefered for you editorial types ;P ) before it to declare its not made of calcite ;)
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