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Looks to be Tone Mapped but nice sky and reflections. This file is very small so it is not possible to really see the detail well. Personally, I would have placed the island/promontory of land centre frame more to the right or the left i.e. off centre. Best regards Stephen
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This image would really come to life by using an Ultra Wide Angle lens at a Focal Length eqivalent to 16 or 17mm and shooting the image really close up to the boat. Stephen -
Your image lacks in dynamic range and needs correction to the geometry (the right hand side of the building appears to lean inwards). You have a dust spot in the blue sky 2/3 up the frame. Hope that this is helful as it is meant to be. Regards Stephen -
Oh the tones! To die for. Love it. Stephen
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Not sure what you are trying to achieve, but you have got real post-processing issues. Haloing around the roofs is spoiling what could be a good image. Stephen -
Nice subject matter but there are a couple of technical issues associated with this image:
(1) The Geometry needs correcting as the water in the background appears to be flowing down a slope from left to right. This is easily corrected if you use DxO software. The image needs tipping either forward or backwards and the horizon straightened.
(2) Fair bit of noise is apparent in the sky. Has the image been Tone Mapped?
Regards Stephen
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I would have been tempted to get much closer to the stump with that lens @ f/13 and really captured the detail and textures of the wood. On my monitor, it looks as though a bit more saturation would not go amiss. I really like HDR as a technique and this would potentially have been the way to produce a stunning image. Try it sometime. Regards Stephen
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Like the conversion but I might have been tempted to keep the symmetry of the columns and lost the extreme right hand side even though the chairs would then not be central. The extreme left of the frame as it stands, draws one's attention to the vertical being out of true. This issue is very, very easy to correct in DxO by simply tipping the frame forward or backward. Hope this all helps and is not perceived as being too negative. Regards Stephen
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Thanks for the explanation Anthony. Ihave removed several images because of this artifact as Iassumed that it was a processing problem. I have a Photostream on Flickr and cannot say I have noticed this problem on that site. At least I now know what the issue is. Regards Stephen
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Nice composition. You have got the same issue with this image that I have come across when posting some of mine i.e. a halo effect (clearly visible around the top of the tower which disappears once the frame is open fully. I post images from a Canon EOS 40 D and a Canon EOS 5D. The issue seems to arise more often from the 40D sourced images. Do you, or anyone else have an explanation? Best regards Stephen
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Like the composition. The filters have produced an image more like a painting than a photograph. Regards Stephen -
Nice composition and range of tones brought out by Tone Mapping. Stephen -
This is the ideal type of image to shoot as an HDR. Regards Stephen -
High IQ in this HDR with perfect frame alignment. Lovely composition and detail. Regards Stephen -
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Nice composition and use of available light. Regards Stephen -
Like the simplicity (and the light) in this image. Nice. Regards Stephen -
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Like the colours and textures in this image. Stephen
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Nice capture but I might have corrected the vertical geometry. Still very nice as it is though. Regards Stephen -
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Nice use of a NDG Filter. Good colours. Stephen
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Nice "Gothic" set of images. Like the monochrome images a lot. Stephen
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