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Peruvian Andes

Posted by WilliamGS on Sat May 12, 2012 12:10 am

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Pozuzo, Peru
4 vertical panos stitched together
LEE .9 Soft GND filter
1/125, f/11, ISO 100

Thank you for your visit, comments and suggestions to improve it.

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by John Labrenz on Sat May 12, 2012 12:20 am
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Great valley view, wonderful sky...and nice rays.

by Gary Briney on Sat May 12, 2012 12:46 am
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Very dramatic view William -- the rays through the notch in the moutains and the sky are spectacular. I like it very much as presented, though perhaps the brightness could be reduced ever so slightly for a more dramatic appearance.
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by Morkel Erasmus on Sat May 12, 2012 3:27 am
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Good stitching here. Overall it has a tonemapped look to it - not sure if you ran it through Photomatix or some kind of HDR software?
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by Kyle McDougall on Sat May 12, 2012 9:27 am
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Good job stitching here and a really stunning view. For me retaining a bit more of the highlights in the sky where the sun is would help balance the image as my eyes are constantly pulled into that spot. Blending a bracketed exposure looks like the only solution in this case.
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by WilliamGS on Sun May 13, 2012 10:09 am
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Thank you so much for your visit and comments,
Morkel Erasmus wrote:
Good stitching here. Overall it has a tonemapped look to it - not sure if you ran it through Photomatix or some kind of HDR software?

Yes, I used Photomatix. The exposures were a bit underexposed (probably the GND filter? it was the second time I used it) after processing the raw files I did not like the results so I tried it in Photomatix, the results are much better. When I use Photomatix I always try to create a natural look, I think this one is a bit overdone, thank you for letting me know.

Kyle McDougall wrote:
Good job stitching here and a really stunning view. For me retaining a bit more of the highlights in the sky where the sun is would help balance the image as my eyes are constantly pulled into that spot. Blending a bracketed exposure looks like the only solution in this case.

I will work on it.

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by Paul Skoczylas on Mon May 14, 2012 9:46 am
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I like it! The position of the sun over that notch in the mountains works very well. You got a great sky, and the rays from the sun only improve it.

Processing is good. Perhaps it could be improved, but it's still pretty good as it is.

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by Greg Russell on Sun May 20, 2012 3:46 pm
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Works really well for me...I think this is a lovely image!
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