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Published: 2011-07-26 23:11:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 387; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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5 frame panoramaCamera: Nikon Coolpix L110
Stitching ArcSoft Panorama Maker Pro 5
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Comments: 23
Thank you! I am really glad you like this. It's one of my personal favorites!
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Great job exposing for the highlights! That storm looks so dark and ominous I wouldn't want to be anywhere near there when it hit! I like how you were able to maintain the little bit of forest silhouette along the bottom of the frame. I think you retained just the right amount of foreground on the right to balance the orange tint of the clouds on the left. Beautiful panorama composition.
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Thank you very much, and your detailed analysis is very much appreciated!
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You're welcome. Though I don't know if I'd call five sentences a detailed analysis. 
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This is a very beautiful picture! Good Luck!!!
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Thank you! This is one I consider one of my very best. I am very grateful that you have viewed my gallery!
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I'm a sucker for panoramas, and photos that were chopped like your Fading Light
Great capture, I don't think I've ever seen a cloud this huge 
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Thank you! That is a complete storm, heading over the plains, away from where I was standing. I enjoy composing panoramas, the over all picture quality, for landscapes and sky scape at least, is better than perhaps getting the same shot with a wide angle lens. For me, at least.
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Woah, then it's even bigger than I thought o__o'
Yeah, and it leaves a better resolution than taking the photo and cropping it to a panorama.
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Thank you! I just love that location--when going up there for a shoot, I never come back empty-handed!
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Thank you! Nature treated me well on this shoot!
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