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Stunning shot. Love it!
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Nope, it's a 30sec exposure. If you right click, you can still get all the exif, a HDR file would have lost the exif.How about another word. AMAZING!
HDR?
Let see, I did shadow/highlight, curve, saturation, selective curves on the cloud and pylons and sharpening. I figure I spent an hour on it.beautiful man. did you do a lot of editing on it?
I see what you mean, I think I'll wait a week and look at it again then decide what to do, thanks.Absolutely brilliant, only one tiny thing though, the building on the left, with all the coloured lights, personally I would lose it. Each time I look at the shot, my eye is drawn to it as the rest has very little colour. Still amazing shot though...
Yeah just got lucky i guess, I was looking for some sunset shots and saw this shower head rolling over the local mountains.Very Nice capture!! Right place at the right time with the clouds?
I use photoshop cs2 for all my processing.Which HDR program did you use for processing your photos? Thanks
yep, Vancouver where the sun always shines above the clouds.Vancouver?
Very nice capture. Nice and well done!
I was bracketing all day and this shot was the last one at the location. 30sec exposure is the max for this camera unless I take it to bulb so there's no point bracketing after that.Very nicely done! I agree about the building on the far left...a little distracting.
I would have also guessed HDR on this one. The exposure mode does say 'auto bracket'? Yesterday 09:48 PM
Thanks for the suggestion, I've already entered another pic for the contest.The processing and exposure of this image is just wonderful. My only suggestion is a slight compositional one; I would have turned the camera ever so slightly to the left to fully get that building in the frame, and fully remove the cut off building on the right. Very, very nice work indeed. (If I were you, I think I'd have saved this image for the 'long exposure' competition ;-)