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that is it my dear ... i shall just call you the sky painter
simply stunning!
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I just read you exposed it around 5mn. oO Quite cool, I didn't know it is possible to get beautiful pictures like this by exposing 5mn ^^
I see, I have to learn a lot about long exposures.
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It looks so calm and innocent. Makes me want to visit Scotland again.
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Pleasant, Im keeping an eye out for fast skies now
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How wonderfull! Perfect composition and attention to detail as always. I have been playing around with some long exposures such as this and was wonderfull how long you would expose a scene such as this?
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Well I think around 5 mn. But it depends of so many things, some can be achived in 30s while others 20 mn.
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evanescent and almost ethereal atmosphere...
love the way that concrete structure breaks the magical stillness of that dreamy water, bringing us back to reality..
Another dream Monsieur Olivier.
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very cool
i love how simple it is
great use of long exposure
well lit and great contrast too
whyd you choose to have the.. thing not sure what to call it.. come out of the area near the corner but not the actual corner?
interesting choice i like it
good work
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Because for it would have broken the inner right lower part, here it embraces the sea.
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oh okay good reasoning
never though of it like that
nice work!
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Like all your shots, this is so beautiful and claming. I love it! Just wondering what time of day was this shot taken?
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you have such a gift. your photos are so amazing. i love the look that you have... so beautiful.
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Thank you for you apprecation
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Again you never fail to impress. I'm sorry that I sound like a broken record with the never ending compliments, but you are one of the few photographers on the site that I truely admire, and to think that I only came across your work such a short while ago too!
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Thank you so much for your most kind comments
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There's an overwhleming sense of silence and stillness when I look at this.
Stunning.
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Glad you like it
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You really like the whole long-structure-extending-into-the-water thing, don't you? But you can certainly make it look good, so I'm not complaining. All these elements I find in almost all your gallery on DA - the asymmetrical sky, water, and the darker structure extending about halfway out. The horizon, too. Always a good thing to stream to, and look at.
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I do 
Thank you for your appreciation.
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Hey Dennis, is it possible to post a simple tutorial/guideline on how you work with your colors? Your shots have such a new fresh dynamics thanks to the amazing colors you produce.
Great shot as usual and fantastic composition. Looking forward to more.
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For silver toned, it's chemical. For digital one, even scanned films, this is post-processed to achieve almost the same result. You have many free curves/software available from the net to reproduce selenium, gold or platinum toning.
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any suggestions/recommendations?
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Très jolie ambiance, belle composition.
On dirait du Kenna ([link] ), pour dire le niveau !
FΓ©licitations
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J'espère qu'il le prendra bien Michael. Mais je sais déjà que oui
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Et dΓ©solΓ© pour la rΓ©fΓ©rence qui doit revenir souvent... c'est parfois ennuyeux Γ force.
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Non, du tout, tout va bien
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M'Γ©tonne pas !
Jolie sΓ©rie vraiment.
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