It's All Grey
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No match
Picture of my hometown, Canon EOS 400D, Photomatix, Photoshop.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop, Photomatix.
Canon EOS 400D.
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Comments (18)
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Haha, First time I've ever recognized a place on InterFaceLift. My cousins live there :P .
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Anonymous
I don't care what anyone else says...its one of the best photos I have ever seen. It makes me want to be there! Very inspirational.
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Anonymous
That's really great, thanks!
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Anonymous
Hi, this is Douglas from Brazil ... Very beautiful picture ... It's my new wallpaper ! rss^^
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Anonymous
For those who are curious, here's a link to a Google Map of the location: http://tinyurl.com/2yjzde Looks pretty!
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Anonymous
I don't know but it's somehow sad, maybe the colors set, the grey, I liked too much.
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Forgot the write - the _Swedish_ west coast!
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Thanks everyone! As mentioned by ArtOvRuin this photo is taken i Henån. It's a small town on the west coast, less than 2000 people live here during the winter. Not very much to do actually, at least we have one traffic light ^^.
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DaViCuTTeR
nice shot
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Anonymous
I like it! Looks like a place here in Washington(near Hoodsport).
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ArtOvRuin
Nice one! Att Henån kunde göra sig så bra på bild(;
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Anonymous
I love the shot. can i ask where your home town is?
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Thanks, I'll buy a sturdier tripod when I get the money!
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I noticed that some stuff didn't line up perfectly as well. The 400D does let you exposure bracket, like mentioned above. It does look like either a sturdier tripod is needed or exposure bracketing so you don't have to touch the camera in between shots. All in all though, the use of HDR here was great and the picture looks very good too.
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Anonymous
Need a sturdier tripod, exposures don't line up--see left side of the eave of main building in full resolution and satellite dish. I think the 400D has an option to do exposure bracketing so that you can hit the shutter button, have a timer to allow the camera to be perfectly still on the tripod, and then take three different exposures.
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It's built crooked, the building engineers were probably drunk. Thanks! I used three different exposures and I used Photomatix for tone mapping and Photoshop for the final touch, very easy!
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Anonymous
That looks great! How many exposures did you use? Did you do it in Photoshop?
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Anonymous
Unless your town is built crooked you need to straighten the image a bit. If you don't all the water will drain off the right side of the photo!