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by Jeff Burgess
$23.00
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Design Details
I took this shot of a waterwheel at a property up on Hood's Canal, Washington State. It is not operational any longer, but is still pretty cool. ... more
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I took this shot of a waterwheel at a property up on Hood's Canal, Washington State. It is not operational any longer, but is still pretty cool. There is a pond beneath. The flowers including the foxglove, iris were added. The scene is a compilation/fusion work. Wikipedia notes that with watermills "water is diverted from a river or impoundment or mill pond to a turbine or water wheel, along a channel or pipe (variously known as a flume, head race, mill race, leat, leet, lade ((Scots) or penstock). The force of the water's movement drives the blades of a wheel or turbine, which in turn rotates an axle that drives the mill's other machinery. Water leaving the wheel or turbine is drained through a tail race, but this channel may also be the head race of yet another wheel, turbine or mill. The passage of water is controlled by sluice gates that allow maintenance and some measure of flood control; large mill complexes may have dozens of sluices controlling complicated interconnected r...
This is the official version: Jeff Burgess is a fine-art photographer specializing in 'fusion' work involving the application of multiple layers of images to create the final vision. His work has been in numerous galleries including the Dunville and Warren Knapp in Seattle, Gallery 8 in Phoenix, The Center for Fine Art Photography in Denver, the Larson Gallery in Yakima, Marks at the Garage in Honolulu, and the CVG in Bremerton. He has also had his work displayed in a variety of shows around the Northwest. His work has won numerous awards including a Silver Award from the Create Chaos Show with this work on display at the Orlando Convention Center and at the Denver airport. It has been featured in Create and advanced Photoshop...
$23.00
Ellen Tully
Beautiful work with such warm, inviting colors.
Jeff Burgess replied:
I thank you for this comment.
Mitch Shindelbower
Very beautiful Jeff !! L/F
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks Mitch.
Deyanira Harris
So amazing and elegant work Jeff!! beautiful!! take care !! and have a great week!! lfv
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much Deyanira. You have a great week as well.
Jessica Shelton
Gorgeous!!
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much Jessica.
Alessandro Della Pietra
This is so beautiful! F/L
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks much Alessandro.
Lois Bryan
Jeff this is a stunner ... glorious composition ... love the way the white flowers are tangled up on the wheel. And the glow through the foxgloves is breathtaking!!!! Like looking into the past!!!! l/f
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much Lois. Glad you had a chance to check out the new work.
Jeff Burgess
Thanks Photography and Textures for the feature.
Poornima Ravi
Cant take my eyes off this piece of work :) Its jus splendid :)
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks.
John Rivera
Outstanding composition, capture and artistry! vf tw g+
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much John.
Marsha Heiken
FABULOUS! The colors are so rich. Marsha fv
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much Marsha.
Jeff Burgess
Thanks 'Artist News' for the feature.
Connie Handscomb
So wonderfully composed, Jeff ... & a magnificent light ; a treasure of an image ;)))
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks so much Connie. REally appreciate you kind thought.
Jeff Burgess
Thanks Visions of Spring for the feature. It is much appreciated.
Scott Kingery
Jeff, your images are so seamless. Would sure like to know more about how you do these wonderful pieces. Interesting scale with the foreground flowers. L/A
Jeff Burgess replied:
Scott, without saying too much, each element is carefully isolated initially and then blended via multiple filters I've created. I use an Intuit pen to do this.
David and Carol Kelly
Very nice processing! L
Jeff Burgess replied:
Thanks David and Carol. Much appreciated.