Pembina Valley, Manitoba
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Sunrise over an old shack in Pembina Valley, Manitoba, Canada.
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Commentaires (10)
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Anonymous
Beautiful picture, it is a bit grainy, i think you could do less post processing and try and get the same finished product... just some helpful critisicm, regardless i put if as my wallpaper today! =)
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@ AdamP I used 3 raws at the usual +2, 0, -2 ev. As for the blurry tree's to the right I think partly its to do with the wind moving the branches between shots and partly to do with the sigma 10-20 not having a terribly great edge resolution, I've noticed it on other shots that the extreme right is normally a bit soft. As well as the HDR I burned and dodged in the valley a little bit to darken some of the haze.
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biomorfo
thanks! that's my new desktop!! =D
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Anonymous
Very nice, I live in Winnipeg, not too far from there.
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Nice work. I assume the trees are a bit blurrier than the rest of the image due to wind. How long were your exposures?
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Anonymous
@AdamP: Exposure Time: 0.0020 s (1/500) Aperture: f/8.0 ISO equiv: 100 That doesn't mean it isn't HDR, just means that could be the last exposure that was combined.
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Anonymous
A bit grainy near the sky and blurry around the trees, other than that a very nice shot.
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The combination of HDR, soft lines and grain make this almost look more like a painting than a photograph. What exposure settings did you use? I haven't played too much with HDR yet, but now that I have a DSLR, I'm looking to try it out. How under and over exposed did you get your shots to produce this effect?
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Anonymous
This really is one of the best images I've seen in a while. It seems to make use of HDR, and if so, is a fantastic example of what can be done with the technique. If HDR wasn't used, well, you spent a fantastic amount of time metering. Either way, I love it. Thanks for the submission.
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Anonymous
Awesome picture. Can you put more details on how the picture was taken and what kind of camera?