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Morning fog at Belmonte castle. Comments welcome, please view

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A fine winter morning at Belmonte castle. Comments welcome,

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A classic view, perfectly executed.

Mmm...I'm afraid I can't help you improve based on this photo...this is perfect: exposure/sharpness/composition, it's all spot on.

Sunlight through the stained glass windows in Southwell Minster,

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Burghley house on a nice, but cold, afternoon. Comments welcome,

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This is part of a spherical panorama (which can be seen on my

homepage) of the chapter house at York Minster zoomed out quite a bit.

It gives a surrealistic kaleidoscopic impression. Comments welcome,

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Nice light through the stained glass windows at Ely Cathedral.

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Nice warm colors. The sky however has some unnatural coloration.

The HDR is too visible in the sky, IMO HDR technique should be invisible. As for the landscape: it might be a nice landscape in a larger format, but in this size it's too chaotic.

Castle Crag in the English Lake District on a fine winter morning. I

know: the tree is probably too centered, but I had little choice in my

viewpoint: I was shooting in the direction of the sun so I had to take this

in the shade of a nearby tree. Nevertheless I'm happy with the

atmosphere in this photo. Comments welcome, please view the large

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View north from Helm Crag with Blencathra in the far distance. A

morning mist adds to the atmosphere. Comments welcome, please view

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Taken minutes before sunrise from Helm Crag near Grasmere.

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A fine morning at Castlerigg Stone Circle. Early sunlight was not as

strong as it can be, but perhaps this adds to the serene atmosphere.

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Wow, awesome! Must have been great being there! A small critical note: the sharpening could have been better, I see bright halos around the dark rocks, you could have avoided these by choosing a smaller 'radius' (presuming you work in PS).

poor (post)processing IMHO.

I'm told these are turnips the sheep are eating. Anyhow, it made for a

nice texture & color. Comments welcome, please view the large version.

Winter solstice in the Lake District. A panorama of 2 photos.

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A fine autumn morning on Skye after a night with fresh snow on the

higher peaks. Comments welcome, please view the large version.

I can't remember if I did this on a tripod, but I might do that today and go for maximum DOF. On the other hand, it's not uncommon to include out of focus foreground elements in zoomed-in photos to give a sense of depth. Apart from these considerations, the yellowish blobs of color definitely makes this photo somewhat livelier IMO.

Sergio, this is taken from the Generalife.

A winter scene in The Lake District, comments welcome, please view

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Not quite the sunset I hoped for, but nevertheless a moody winter scene, I

think. Comments welcome. You may have to scroll, but this needs to be

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IMHO (over)saturation is not an objective thing, this photo is oversaturated, apart from that post-processing is too noticeable in the halo and the clouds, is this HDR?. Also this photo lacks a real point of interest.

The majestic Canon De Anisclo in the Spanish Pyrenees. Panorama of 2

HDR images. Comments welcome, please view larger, that has much

more detail.