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Published: 2006-09-22 09:14:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2417; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 14
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I returned to the scene of the crime.. and will again!Related content
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This one is in the running for the 2009 bureau of meterology (spl) calendar.. fingers crossed!
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Awesome!! Good luck with that... you should do well!
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well it bombed out of this years but they asked to hold it over for next years comp so I am hopeful!
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Thanx kristoffer... its in a weather competition to become part of an australian calendar... wish it luck!
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The dark sky looks menacing and the whole scene carries a doomsday atmosphere. Great shot, dude.
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i really like this image, the sky looks low and creepy, deserted and lonlyness feeling to this image.
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This is going into a contest to be a part of the Bureau of Meteorology 2008 Calendar.. wish me luck! and thanks for te comment!
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yeahh good luck, looking at your wokrs makes me wanna learn about photography, all i know is just point and click lol
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You just have to absorb every photo and image you look at for the next two years and when you get your DSLR all that vision will be there and you will have a camera eye
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Digital single lens reflex.... an SLR is you old film type cam you can screw on differnent lenses... digital is the same with a sensor instead of film.... my dream cam.....just 4 grand for the body without lens... and the lens is worth 2000$ leastways the one I want!
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jesus .h . tapdancing . christ.
How do you get such color in your photo's.
They all have this magical kind of hue/contrast but are only landscapes of our (for the most part) very un-magical "Australiana" outback.
Or maybe thats just it, you see the magic in the outback, I just see heat, reason for beers and to many corpses on the road.
Its breathtaking!
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Secret recipie revieald many time in the descriptions and comments under my pics.....you may have to read every one!
I use two techniques.... a layer converted to B/w and overlayed as in this shot and a five shot HDR technique as in battlestar and similar shots... photomatix....[link] Then if I'm really feeling perverse I will use both techniques.teh outback can be magical spec round The Alice and the last lot come from the Armidale area.... you don't need a reason for many beers... thats a reason in its self!
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so you took 5 shots on a tripod of the exact same scene, then mapped them in to the one image? to expose every level of contrast? am i on the right track?
Or have I completely missed the point?
and you used the software on that link to do it?
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Ahah.. I shoot in Canon 350D RAW... Rawshooter essentials2006 alows you to convert a file to a tiff... over and over again.... so I set the exposure slider to -2 and convert then -1 and 0 etc.. so I get five tiffs of the same photo... then the photomatix software.... ah so blessedly easy!
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This is wonderfull , looks very intense. should this be in a diferent catogy ???considering the amount of p/s work done, may be the dark room catogry. and not a strait pice of work catogry,mmmmmmmmmmmm not to worry because I dn,t ! but it should be put in the right categori ,because I know you like to get thing,s right!!! merry xmas. And a wolaby new year. 
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Yeah it does go a way back.. must try that agin.. thanks!
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mystic dark atmosphere..got it at the right moment
great shot !
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Thank you... I am planning on entering this into a comp to be in an Australian Weather calender.... I hope they like it too!
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I don't win anything and they get the rights to my photo,.... which I would give up gladly to be with 11 other good photographers!!! heheh!
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Oh, it's your journal image. i wish you the best of luck with your submission for the calendar!! This one certainly deserves to go in.
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Weather it will or weather it won't ... time will tell. I'll keep you updated!
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Excellent capture, wonderful rich lighting. The darkness of the clouds really catch my eyes and makes for nice contrast against the blue sky. Only suggestion--straighten the horizon line. That is all. It is stunning.
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Geez...all this time and no-one has pointed out I have a slope....Judy if you are a Judy.. thanx...I am going to enter this in a a comp to be in a calendar for the weather Bureau.. no prize but the recognition of being a part of a big Australian organisation. I'll fix the horizon first!
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Oh my god, i love it!!! How'd u did the colours.....me speechless
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Basic shot.. levels. duplicate layer.. channel mixer set to B/W and linked to the new layer.. atl key and mouse click.
Set to overlay.. play with colours and blend opacity and fill till you get result... any help needed just note me!
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Woowww.....dat's a lot of informations....thanks mate, really appreciate it!!
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Really like in a crime, thriller! Scaaarry!
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Really like in a crime, thriller! Scaaarry!
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Visit my gallery on: BPart
THANKS!
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Hehheh.. yes a bit of drama happening!
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You are so welcome my friend...
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Too dark on your monitor or just right? I put it on the home PC and printed a copy but it twas a twee bit dark for mine
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Perfect on mine...very dramatic.
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