Morning Light
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No match
Nothing special, just something clean and green.
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Comments (31)
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s_e_brown
It livens my morning this cold winter day.
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Nikki0728
That green is jumping off of the screen, excellent shot!
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This is the exact location where the photo was taken (facing northwest): http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=-40.84788,172.86856&z=17&t=h&hl=en
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rhunter15
I was able to find the exact location in Google Earth. Just do a search in Google Earth on "Clifton, New Zealand". Notice the house with the dark red roof to the left, and a house with a bright red roof in the center. Once you are in Clifton, New Zealand in Google Earth look for those two houses. The house with the dark red rook is square from a top viewing perspective. Anyone who finds is also, let me know. [email protected]
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slashbomb123
You took the shot at the best possible day, weather is spectacular. really love it, makes people want to play golf
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DonkeyKing
Love it chris, you photos and talent never cease amaze me
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suresh.gunners
Refreshing. The bright, yet easy on the eye colours really wake you up!
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MaDMaXX
Still love this picture Chris, the last version you posted is much better on the sky. EastTN, i do mean 32 and 16 bit, in colour terms, you're looking at true colour=32 bit and high colour=16 bit. In the old days, you couldn't tell the difference, but you will get the same effect on any quality sky picture now if you select the high colour option in windows display.
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@trout, that version had my first attempt at cloning out some power poles. I used that version by mistake when fixing the sky.
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trout
Thanks Chris. By the way, for someone who knows NOTHING about photography and picture manipulation and all: what was that in the previous one?
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K
I like this picture. The exposure is perfect, the landscape is rendered marvelously.Simplicity is most of the time the key to great pictures, as in this one IMHO.
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@trout, try this one: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2593/4032270339_20815ec60a_o.jpg
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trout
@Chris -- Something's happening with the trees on the lower right in the one you linked. Intentional?
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seanms
i like it. the color, the composition, everything. nice job.
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@PoopChef, this was taken from The Grove Reserve in Golden Bay, NZ. @EastTN, you're right it's not HDR and I did use a Polarizer. There does seem to be some weird gradient going on though. It's not that pronounced in my version so I'm not sure what happened.
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Thanks guys. I do see the gradient that people have mentioned. I've uploaded another version here, I think it's a bit better but I couldn't get rid of it altogether (and it's a slightly different crop too): http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2593/4032270339_56d30147d1_o.jpg
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@ MadMaXX- 32bit to 16 bit? Not sure but I don't believe this one is HDR (32bit).Maybe you meant 16 bit to 8 bit conversion? Although I believe the "gradient" is a result of a polarized filter.
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trout
This is excellent. I too was hoping this would climb its way out of the loupe. A very pleasant desktop with amazing color. And something different from your normal style too.
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MaDMaXX
The "gradient" some are seeing in the sky appears to be the result of dropping the colour depth in order to meet the size requirement to upload. That's pretty much the only time i've seen this, when dropping from 32 bit to 16 bit.
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PoopChef
hi, where is this field located? Thanks for the wallpaper.