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Published: 2007-09-04 23:22:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 1808; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 0
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Thank you so much Donna,
Sorry about taking so long to say thanks, but I have a great excuse... surgery, injury, etc...
Hope all is well,
Chris
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wow man you always take very good pictures
I envy your eye hahaha
take care
keep taking pictures! ... like forever
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thanks old buddy...
hope things are going good for you
chris
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Yet again, i really love the colours and contrasts here. This scene really reminds me of Wales, brings back good memories.
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Love it, Love it, Love it!! The contrast, the colors, those sweet looking hills in the background! Simply amazing. Favorite for sure.
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thanks man!!! much appreciated... though i am a bit late in my appreciation
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I really like the contrast between the dark clouds and the flowers. The lighting is, as always, awesome.
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Oye, that's beautiful. You capture the richest cloud formations!
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thanks! i used a fisheye
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I thought it might have been that. It gives a great effect. Did you use any colour enhancers or anything with it?
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yes, i applied a warming filter to the sky, then i curved the sky and the ground separately... lastly i dodged the highlights in the foreground and dodged the shadows as well to bring out more contrast
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Ahh, very nice. It gives it an interesting surreal feel. I was trying to figure out how you got that. haha.
I have another question, if you don't mind me asking. Are there different degrees to fisheye? I've seen some where it looks really distorted, and then there are some like this picture where it doesn't look distorted to as big of a degree. I was thinking either there are different types of fisheye lenses, or maybe you just cropped it, so you couldn't see as much of the distortion on the edges.
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as far as i know all fisheye lenses are the same, the only difference between some lenses i would assume would be its degree of view. when you look into the viewfinder when you have a fisheye lens you will notice that when you align the horizon in the center of your field of view the image appears to be undistorted. if you move the horizon up or down you get distortion along the edges. all this being said, images are also distorted when you take them up close... such as my forfie shot in my scraps
does that answer your question??
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Okay, I see what you mean. Yeah, that makes sense.
Yeah, I may have just been confused because I was comparing landscape pictures with up-close pictures.
Thanks for answering my question.
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Well done amigo 
Take care and have a nice day!
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hey thanks!!
you too
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Amazing! The contrast of the light flowers and the dark sky, the perspective, just great in all ways!
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such a wonderful place! How come you got such a superb light? It seems to me that the light is cast exactly where you wanted it to be.
Great work!
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hey thanks man! lighting was lucky that day!
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thanks man! it was a nice day!
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thanks! it's near little table mountain north of fresno on the way up to yosemite
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Oh.. Beautiful landscape.
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