feeling brave after some nice comments - so i thought i would put this up.
tried different tone/hue but i quite like this cooler HDR.
tried different tone/hue but i quite like this cooler HDR.
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Lovely shot Dave - I was at Rutland Water with my wife a few weeks ago and it's a really pleasant place for a stroll or longer walk around the shoreline.
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Nice shot Dave... I didn't realise it was HDR until I read your post... I think that's the best way to do HDR... not over-doing it, but being honest enough to say!
all the best, Mike.flickr
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I really like that shot, the reflections, the colours. So calm and tranquil. Thanks for sharing.
A 5D MKII...... I am sorely tempted...“Seeing is not enough; you have to feel what you photograph” – Andre Kertesz
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Nice shot, love the shades of blueComment
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Very nice image, I agree with Mike never guessed it was HDR, this surely is the best way to use this tecnique, I'm also with you Mazzie looking at the superb images regularily posted on the forum I really am becoming tempted with the 5d MK11.
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i was unfortunate and fortunate with the 5dmkii - i owned a 40d but the house was broken into and everything stolen. so when it came to replacing i decided to upgrade. believe me this is not the way to upgrade !!!! :)5DMKII 24-105mm, 100-400 ISUSM - plus lots of bits that I am not sure I need or can affordComment
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does look very tranquil. Wonderful HDR - that isn't obvious.
Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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