Send Me a Sign
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- Widescreen 16:9
- 1920x1080 - 1080p HDTV
- 1280x720 - 720p HDTV
- Dual monitors
- 2560x1024
- Fullscreen 4:3
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No match
I captured this lovely image while traveling through Skagit County, Washington on a day teetering between sun and rain. The final Photoshop file is a composite that weighs in at about two gigabytes!
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
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Comments (25)
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super_special_awesome
YES! I live near there!
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Clyde
This is quite impressive but I really think the whole HDR fad is wearing thin on me personally. This looks exactly like what it is. A composite of a bunch of images. It should look like a dilapidated old barn on a remote farm somewhere in the American midwest(?). All the impact of the real building has been sucked out of the final product.
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REPENT_OF_SIN
Good job.
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Wow, 4 hours to process it! I consider anything more than 15 mins a long time. Cool tutorial though.
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Thanks for the kind words! I really appreciate feedback - positive and negative. For those of you interested, there is a two part video walk-through on how I processed this image. You can find it here: http://paxtonprints.com/index.php?x=rays_of_light Thanks again!
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heathster
In order for me to save it on my desktop I had to flip the picture so the icons dont get in the way of the eagle. I had looked at some of your work, and read your comments. My advice, dont stop. You are a natural....
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dohlfhauldhagen
Very nice image! One thing though, the eagle looks very fake to me. Is it actually real, or is it Photoshopped in? Either way, very nice work.
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rodfin
This Is Friggin' Awesome!!!!
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Chamberlin Productions
It's usually hard for me to appreciate photos of run-down old buildings. But this image demands appreciation! The details are sharp without having that look of artificial "sharpness" about them. The grey house and sky, contrasted with green grass and moss, set a great mood for the piece. Of course, the capstone for me is the over-flowing sun beam effect, balanced by the crisp eagle. That feller is sharp!
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bear45
great pic! wow!
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Nice shot! Out of interest, how many photos made up this composite?
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AMAZING picture !!!!
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Nel337
beautifull, realy nice
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Tdot
I think i've seen that place before :P you definitely made it look better! good job!
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trout
This is a great photo. I don't believe it to be the best IFL release, but still this is something to behold. Nicely done man. And, even though it isn't my preference for a background, seeing as how we haven't had anything from you for a couple of years, and that this is so unique, I think I'll make it my background anyways.
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Vinca
@animeinme Yep, that would be nice. I usually just download the 2560x1024 and apply that... It doesn't look that bad. And it's worth it for the dual monitors!
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Eagle18
That is some professional work. Thanks for sharing and submitting, we don't see pictures of this quality everyday! Totally right Tim H., it has to be one of, if not THE, best photo on IFL.
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Dhaman
2 Gigs? Jeez. Great image.
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animeinme
Fantastic! Love it, I wish there would be more 3360x1050 dual monitor support.
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Tim H.
You got that right, mcrackin. I know I'd love for somebody to take a picture of my home like that. Whoa. This has to be the best photo I have ever personally seen here on IFL. Just.. WOW. Thank you for submitting this.