Dahlia Ambrose

Congratulations, everyone! Each well deserved. @dahliaambrose and now I am hooked on the same app all because of this image. @reyers loved reading about the horses – large shaggy puppies. I had heard of the icelandic ponies but not seen them. @joubie your wild animal shots always have such an emotional component – humor, intensity, lounging,…[Read more]

Thanks again @dahliaambrose for such another great interview. It has been nice to get to know you better @leannecleaveley, and I must say, the thing that interested me the must, is the fact that you are a librarian, something I would really to work as sometime.

@dahliaambrose, @glegg

Thanks for the feedback.

I do tend of over-do the vignette. So I pulled it out.

I was able to learn a bit about the the Healing Tool in Lightroom, but couldn’t get the results I wanted. So I switched to Photoshop. Messed around with some layers, masking and some fills to recapture the top beak and work on the top, above…[Read more]

@dahliaambrose, How would I do that? Spot Removal tool in Lightroom? Any other suggestions or techniques?

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Thanks. I’m afraid the light tunnel would’t be possible without strong light source exactly in the center of tunnel.

Thanks a lot, @vanpraag and @dahliaambrose , for this interesting interview :)! I’ve enjoyed reading it. And… Wow!, the picture ‘Pools’ is amazing. What a way to capture a look :o!

@dahliaambrose thanks, the cows are mostly just munchin dead grass, there is a bald spot in the snow you can see on the left with a small pile of hay on it, they will feed the cows once a day with a large bale or two, if you look close there are lot of new calves down there as well born in the last month so they need a lot of food to make milk.

Hi @dahliaambrose

No genre in particular but I really enjoy the process of creating an image, thinking about the composition etc plus camera settings. That is what got me interested in the first place. Picking up a frieds SLR camera and having no idea what to do!

Thanks @dahliaambrose, I just love the questions you ask, always looking to learn something new, there actually is vegetation here, these hills are openly grazed by cattle so the grass tends to be short, they often keep them near to the ranch for winter and calving season, then move them to the mountain pastures for summer, in early summer this is…[Read more]

@dahliaambrose @tersha @admin Thank you very much.

Thanks @dahliaambrose, that is called a roll-line, it is a sprinkler irrigation system commonly used for grass and hay, I work on a lot of them for local ranchers.

@dahliaambrose Thank you for looking and commenting.

Thanks a lot, @dahliaambrose :)! It’s an honour for me to be considered for the “have you met” section :)!

Oh my! It would have been awesome to now this better while living in Spain last year! I’m really glad to find someone I could speak Spanish with :)! And thanks again @dahliaambrose for making things slow for us and actually getting to know our members a bit better.

@dahliaambrose Thank you, Dahlia. Has been a challenge for me!

Thank you @dahliaambrose