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  1. capney

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    Well captured Dave. Thats just lifted it using a bit HDR
     
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    Here's another from today but with a bit more HDR. The boat's got a bit of blur due to the fact that I'd forgotten my tripod and was using a longish zoom:dh:
    Kept hoping the swans would move closer, but they wouldn'!
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    Must have been a bit of movement on the boat, as the reeds look good.
    Its amazing how far objects can move in the time to takes to bracket three pictures!
    The more I look at your picture Dave the more I like it.
     
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    Just home from 5 days on the island of Mull. One of the reasons we went to Mull was to try to photograph sea otters. Spent ages and miles looking with no success. Went out one night for a bar meal, looked over a bridge about 20 yards from where we were pitched and lo and behold - a young sea otter about 15 feet away. Of course I'd left the **** camera behind!

    This has been given a light touch of HDR as it was a bit dull.

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    Welcome back Dave :thumb::) Lovely Shot:)

    Maidstone Bridge
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    That bridge is a really striking image WOO. Super contrast between the dark sky and light on the water and bridge. Very effective use of HDR!
     
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    Thanks Dave Much appreciated-At the back of my Garden where the Foxes are:)
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    These are looking good.
    I must get back to doing some more.
    Seem to be so busy these days in my little garden.
    robert
     
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    Heres one from me captured yesterday
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    Hi Cap Yes I like that almost reach out and Touch It:thumb::)
     
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    I rather like that Robert. How about trying a mono version?
     
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    Hi Dave and Cap this was me messing about In Mono,not quite the same for me:)


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    OK. Decay in B&W
    Process for this one is:
    1...3ximages +1EV 0EV -1EV
    2...HDR Process
    3...Greyscale
    4...minor lift using curves.
    Resulting tonal range is almost 100%
    robert
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    Woo - I really like your mono image a lot , it's rather like a lithograph print or pencil drawing.

    Robert - I think I prefer your mono version over the full colour one as it seems to reflect the age and decay better. A very subjective judgement though!
     
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