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Thanks Ben, I would have loved not to have clouds in the sky, but that's the way it goes. When there are no clouds it is easier to blend the exposures and masks, which is probably what happened in the photo you shared. Mine was a one shot, straight out of camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by btaylor
Thank you Pat. ended up only being the cityscapes, because of the weather. But still worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by conropl
From Sunday... on my way to the lake for sunrise shots, I had to stop for this. Not the sharpest, but I liked the colors that morning.
Hand held at 0.5 sec exposure, ISO400, f/4, 7D, EF24-105mm
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8317/7...b255db15_c.jpg
Field Irrigation-Sunrise-9494 by westmichigan, on Flickr
I haven't really gone out shooting in a long time. This shot was taken earlier this year but has been processed recently, so maybe that qualifies it for this thread :-)
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8036/7...97df14e7_z.jpg
IMG_1573 by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr
Denise----Wow, Just wow, Very nice shot---the artistry in your work lately has just been amazing-I'm jealous
Bob
Thank you, Bob! You most definitely have no need to be jealous! If I ever produce one hb or wildlife shot that is a perfect as yours, I will then think of myself as a skilled photographer!Quote:
Originally Posted by bob williams
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Very nice indeed. Creative, etc, etc, etc. it is one thing to stumble across a great scene it is another thing to envision and execute.
Nicely done indeed.
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Originally Posted by bob williams
Spectacular images, Pat and Denise. Both of them are first rate work.
Denise - That is a a very creative shot. Well executed, and it really needs to be printed large and hung on a wall for all to see.
Wow wow wow. Stunning artistry.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725