Yeah! Holidays are finally here 
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Last weekend we went to see a lake which shows up and disappears after longer periods of heavy raining. That’s why it’s called periodic lake 
More pics in gallery!
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No, i don’t mean Apple inc., but THE apple
Mac Pro, Macbooks, iMacs, iPods and iPhone have nothing to do with this
So, like ma.tija said, I made my own pimped apple.
I hope that Steve Jobs wont sue me for this like they sued Central park for GreeNYC logo.
Here is my unpimped apple
and here is pimped one:
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If you are occupied with photography, you have probably found yourself in situation like this:
One day I went out to take some pictures. It was wintry day. And somehow you wanted to take a snap of panorama. Everything was foggy and colors were greyish and full of blue haze… Grrrrrrr
The same thing happened to me today, so I decided to make a little tuturial how to make pictures more vivid
Notice: In this post I intentionally exaggerated with making pics (too) contrasty and colorful. And I do not guarantee improving of your photographic skills by obeying this tutorial
True photograph depends and on the photographer and the camera after all 
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Overlay
Duplicate the layer -> set the blending mode of upper layer to overlay -> adjust layer opacity to 50%
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Curves
Open Curves [Ctrl + M] and try to find perfect result. I suggest something like that.
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B&W
Open Gradient map (Image -> Adjustments -> Gradient Map) and set gradient from black on left to white on right.
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Levels (this is probably best and inelegant way to do it)
Open Levels [Ctrl + L] and calibrate adjust each color channel individually. Move both sliders so that you omit low endings on each side. Something like this.
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So, I hope that you’ll find it useful
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