Let It Snow [3840x2160]
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Let It Snow [3840x2160]
Nothing adds to a winter photo like falling snow. But capturing those falling snowflakes with your camera can be a challenge. And what do you do if it wasn't snowing? Thankfully, it's easy with Photoshop to create your own snow effect and add the snow later, as I show you step-by-step in this tutorial.
One drawback with the Crystallize filter is that we can't see the result until we close the dialog box. But because we applied to a smart object, it appears listed in the Layers panel as a smart filter. So if the snowflakes are now too big, or not big enough, double-click on the filter's name to reopen the dialog box and adjust the Cell Size as needed.
Leave the Angle the same as before so the snow is falling in the same direction. But because these flakes are bigger, increase the Distance to around 20 pixels. Then click OK.
Enjoy HDR 4K UHD content from your favorite apps and mobile devices with the snow Google Chromecast with Google TV. It plugs into the HDMI port on your display and connects to your Wi-Fi network to provide access to a variety of apps via the onboard Android TV operating system. It supports 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution at 60 Hz and the HDR10, HDR10 , and Dolby Vision HDR formats to provide a vibrant, detailed image on compatible displays. The Google Assistant is built-in to provide simple voice searching with the included voice remote control.
Watching your favorite movie in 4K does not have the same effect if the details in the white snow or sandy beaches are lost because the projector lacks HDR. With High Dynamic Range, details and colors pop from your screen to make you relive that moment and make you feel like you are there.
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But Bush continues to infuse her narratives with a beguiling complexity while retaining some old-school directness. Because while most of this album's songs can be easily summarized-- "Snowflake" chronicles the journey of a piece of snow falling to the ground; "Lake Tahoe" tells of a watery spirit searching for her dog; "Misty" is the one about the woman who sleeps with a lusty snowman (!)-- they contain wondrous multitudes thanks to the singer's still-expressive voice and knack for uncanny arrangements. And mood. There's an appealing creepiness that runs through this album, one that recalls the atmospheric and conceptual back half of her 1985 masterpiece Hounds of Love. Indeed, when considering this singular artist in 2011, it's difficult to think of worthy points of reference aside from Bush herself; her onetime art-rock compatriots David Bowie and Peter Gabriel are currently MIA and in rehash mode, respectively. And while current acts including Florence and the Machine are heavily inspired by Bush's early career and spiritual preoccupations, none are quite able to match their idol's particular brand of heart-on-sleeve mysticism. In an interview earlier this year, the 53-year-old Bush told me she doesn't listen to much new music, and after listening to the stunningly subtle and understated sounds on Snow, it's easy to believe her.
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