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Photographed this morning at 8am from Beacon Hill Park, Victoria BC.
Overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the Olympic Mountain range, this 8
shot Panorama was stitched together in PTGUI and processed in LR4.
This photo seems to have darkened up a bit when compared to the
original on my Mac. Any suggestions for improvement are appreciated.
Cheers..
-N
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Great looking photo. Lots of detail, especially in the clouds. This isn't so much a critique as perhaps more a suggestion...you might try a subtle vignetting in the corners to better direct the viewers attention to the center of the photo. It really is a stunning shot though :) Well done!
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I spent a bit of time post-processing in LR4, mostly dodging/burning
to bring out the detail I wanted. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Nathan Philps
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I am really happy how this turned out...and suggestions on what I
could do to make this better? Post-processed in LR4 & Silver Efex Pro.
Thanks,
-N
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This was shot at 6am in Napa, California back in May. The weather
conditions were perfect. Sparkling wine mimosa's to follow :)
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I shot this horizon "panning" shot down at Dallas Rd, Victoria BC. I
like how it turned out. Any suggestions or critique?
Thanks,
Nathan
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I took this photo along Dallas Rd, Victoria BC. These step, as it
were, led straight down to an angry Pacific Ocean...perhaps the calm
before the storm?
Enjoy :)
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Hi there,
I am new to this forum, and would appreciate some constructive
criticism with this photo. Thank-you for sharing.
Cheers,
Nathan Philps
Where the Forest meets the Sky
in Nature
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This shot was taken in Goldstream Provincial Park, just north of
Victoria BC. I exposed off the sky, and recovered as much detail as I
wanted in LR in regards to shadows and contrast in the trees. I did a
very subtle vignetting to further direct the viewer to the center of
the photo. I had fun working on this photo. Cheers :)
-Nathan