Gerry Leibbrandt

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Gerry Leibbrandt

A member of the www.photo.net community since February 17, 2001

Personal home page: http://www.smileypics.co.nz

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Biography: Digital Photography, Digital Images and photographs of New Zealand where the beauty never ends. Take a virtual tour of New Zealand or buy images for personal or professional use for publishing purposes. Also free screensavers for download.

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50 uploaded public photos

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This member has rated 18 photos on this site, with average ratings of 7.11 for originality and 6.56 for aesthetics.

/bboard postings ( 43 total)

February 7, 2002: Not To Be Missed Holiday
February 9, 2002: Natures Secret
February 23, 2002: Body Painted Lady on Bike
April 26, 2002: Monster Truck Jump
May 12, 2002: Gannet

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August 20, 2001

Bottom left just a little dark, maybe? :-)
Cheers
Gerry
-- (August 20, 2001) on 327808

August 21, 2001

Make me homesick. I love the Kruger Park. Hope to go back one day.
From a cold and windy Wellington New Zealand.
Cheers
Gerry
http://www.smileypics.co.nz
-- (August 21, 2001) on Leopard

September 12, 2001

I like it the way it is. Maybe because I work for Shell….lol.
-- (September 12, 2001) on Kenny Brack

January 3, 2002

Thank you all for the wonderful ratings and comments. I got the idea from a friend of mine and here is what I have done. This is nothing but a double exposure using a digital camera and Photoshop.
The first photo was a soap bubble with the following setting used:
Exposure time 1/100 s F-number 2.2 Max. aperture value 1.6 Metering mode Spot Focal length 50 mm Nikon F1.8 Fixed Lens
The second photo of the sunset:
Exposure time 1/2 s F-number 32 Exposure program Aperture priority Max. aperture value 4 Metering mode Spot Focal length 280 mm
I then cropped the sunset and placed it over the soap bubble in Photoshop using layers and a transparency setting of around 50%. That was all and took me five minutes to apply this idea.
Kind regards Gerry
-- (January 3, 2002) on Bubble Sunset

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