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Published: 2007-06-22 09:49:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 4001; Favourites: 227; Downloads: 0
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Lucanos just posted a journal called Storm in a TeacupThanx for the title mate!
2 shot stitch.... made tiff... three exposures in PS using levels then photomatixed to an HDR.. little more levels and some colour punch with PS CS2 and voila! or Violin!
More coastal Port Macquarie and guess what.
I'm out of RAW's now...
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I like the fiery colours versus the cool blues in the sky. This is such a beautiful scene.
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Unwordly I like... thanks
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et voilà... I wish it'd be as simple as you describe it! great job
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I guess Red Hot Chili Peppers have the song with the name "Storm in a teacup" from their latest album
Amazing shot !!
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Bands are always stealing my titles.... bastards!
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Very nice.. I can see a little ghosting where the images were combined, I guess that is the only drawback of doing panoramas. I have done work sort of like this, usually I will photomatix the image (bracketed), paste it on top of the original in Photoshop, and then adjust opacity to dampen the effect a little. I like this though! Haven't seen an HDR with seashore I don't think..
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Usually autopan pro works well but it stuffed up a bit here.... I corrected some but not all. I think the HDR on swirl worked well
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Thats a good idea for combining images.....I must remember.
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Thats a great feature journal I love the stonehenge shot.... to die for!
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the selection. I thought that stonehenge shot was unusually good, too.
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splendid work on this one
those beautiful candied colours in the sky are rivetting
wonderful scene
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Thank you.. I like that description.. candied colours... make me hungry to take more
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Quite frankly, I find your photography inspirational. If I ever find the time, I would love to try to become even a portion as talented as you at this photography thing. All your images are just stunning and to me, memorable. I always have your images floating in the back of my mind. I desperately want to find the time to learn HDR. One day... *sighs*
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Nice of you to say.. I'm sure you can take many fine shots without the software.
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Whoa 4 times perfect, 1 for landscape, 1 for waterscape, 1 for sky(scape), 1 for pano. Awesome.
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Thanks tom.. it looks fine in your favs gallery.. I'm chuffed to be in there with all that good gear!
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this image has been featured in my journal. Please let me know if you would like it removed.
Find it here- [link]
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great job! I love the colors that came out of the photomatix and photoshop stitch there! excellent work
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Beautiful colors. Good job on the HDR. There are so many examples of HDR gone wrong.. this is NOT one of them.
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Hey thanks for that Leah.. I try to keep em subtle.... but your idea of a HDR gone wrong maybe someone elses idea of heaven on a stick hehheh.. have you had a troll thru the HDR club?
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Yes. That's actually where I found this image
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I'm with you but I find this flickr guy quite fascinating and its interesting the range of subjects he see fit to HDR.. theres only about a million shots to see so take your time [link]
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Oh dear god that work is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
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Great use of HDR! It looks so natural. Love the colours of the clouds ranging from grey to light blue and light pink. Also like the light on the rocks on the right of the picture.
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