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The Time of Silence

By Dominic Kamp

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7-frame HDR taken on Uetliberg, a mountain in the Swiss plateau, part of the Albis chain, rising to 873 m (2864 ft). The Uetliberg offers a panoramic view of the entire city of Zurich and the Lake of Zurich.

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Adobe Photoshop.

Nikon D700, AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED.

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Comments (18)

  1. spiritsong

    Like another poster that I read, I immediately signed up for an account when I discovered your work. They are absolutely beautiful Dominic! you have such an artistic eye. What on earth are you bothering with finance for?? you ought to be a professional photographer :) lol Thanks for sharing this beauty with all of us, I'm a real fan.

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  2. antonis7

    well you dont need to prove your word by uploading the cropped series Macindows. i do believe you :-) Its just that my architecture training has taut my eye to spot things that physically do not look quite right and correct them in my own compositions at least. ( for example those clouds in your lonesome dune composition :-) ) In this occasion maybe the fact that the tree is hiding the sun, actually tricks us by making us think that the sun is in a slightly different position from the one it actually is, or the structure of the tree on the other side causes the weird shadow, or indeed maybe something is standing infront of it Again this is a stunning piece of work and i am really looking forward to see your photographs from the Auroras ( hopefully :-) )

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  3. Dominic Kamp

    Thank you all for your comments and compliments! Next week I'm going to fly to Norway and visit Troll's Tongue and Prekestolen so stay tuned for some new Fjord wallpapers and with a little bit of luck, Auroras. @Antonis7: That's indeed a bit weired. I didn't see that when I took the photos. Regarding the post processing, the only thing I did was: - HDR Processing in Photoshop CS5 - Darkening the sky and decreasing color saturation - Adding a little red to the sun - Removing a tree which was sticking out on the far left side. Maybe there was someting standing in front of the tree? I will upload a cropped series of the 7 HDR images though, just to be sure. ;-)

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  4. antonis7

    I could bet 1000 euros that this is Macindows just by looking at the thumbnail. You have managed to keep the quality of your wallpapers on the same very high standard mate, well done I have one question though. Is the image, composition wise, just as you photographed it or have you edited it? cause the shadow of the tree blocking the sun looks a bit weird. I would expect to see a long shadow of the trunk coming towards the camera and the shadow of the foliage to be closer to the camera. But again, maybe i am reading it wrong Nevertheless this is a beautiful piece and thanks for sharing it along with all the others

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