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Bialogora by nowy5

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Bialogora

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Białogóra, Polska, Morze Bałtyckie.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye.

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  1. Daddy_Gemini

    I agree with WhiteDog that this rather bland shot was made very interesting with the fisheye. It might have been a little too curved but still I think it was a good choice to make a shot that really only had the sky, water and sun reflection on the water going for it much more appealing. It kind of looks like a sharpening, followed by a smart blur (or noise removing) type of effect was applied to this, and in both cases, a little too much was applied. It may even be paint daubs or palette knife too, which CAN sometimes be used to clean up noise, but I do not recommend them. You can really tell if you look at the clouds, sand, which loses almost all detail, and the sun reflection on the water which has gained unwanted colors due to sharpening. I'm not saying that I know exactly what you did to this in post-processing, I'm just telling you what it looks like to me, and giving pointers for future post-work. If it weren't for the over-sharpening then loss of detail due to the smart blur/noise removal type filter, I would keep this, even with the fisheye. I really like your previous submissions though keep it up! =)

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