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12 Apostle pano'sG'day all,
Was mucking around with a couple of pano's (yep, Autostitch) and anted to hear your thoughts on these ones for PP suggestions... Taken down at Port Campbell (der!) nice light but frustratingly either didn't take them, deleted them them, or simply not taken the one to the left cos I can't find the bloody NEFs This one I'm not yet sure on the sky, or whether the cliffs need something on the left hand side... Your thoughts would be appreciated so go for it Aka Andrew
Hi Mudder
nice shots. I personally prefer the scene/composition of the 2nd pic, but the bold colouring of the 1st. Perhaps you can artificially PP the 2nd to have the golden colours in the rock ?!? I actually don't mind the sky of the 2nd pic either. The cliff on the LHS could maybe do with some more contrast to bring it out a little. Would be interested to see an update to this if you decide to PP again... EDIT: it got the better of me and I had a little play, hope you dont mind: I adjusted levels, added saturation on rocks, added shadow/highlights on both rocks and trees on top of cliff and did some USM (using high-pass filter method) Last edited by Aussie Dave on Fri Jul 01, 2005 10:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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i would like to more of the first pic mudder, it just seems that the middle stone/pillar it too much in the middle. maybe a tad soft too, might be jpeg softness though.
did you have any more of the left side? look like you choose the right time too shoot, great colors Life's pretty straight without drifting
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That looks great Dave, go for it I always whoos out on the sharpening and levels thinking big print but that looks great! I've only used a light high-pass and no USM, looks good big but I always look at a large print and think I could've sharpened "that area" more, or gee "that area" needs levels or something... Ahh well...
Redline... I dan't find the NEF's to the left, there's a gap in the files if you know what I mean, I've been looking Aka Andrew
The more we practice, the better we get I suppose... If it was too easy, we'd be off playing sport or something crazy like that
How big did you print it out ?? Dave
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That one was 10"x23" or so I think... Looks great but was quickly done as an example of some stuff I did for the Zoo thing, but it's hanging in the bar for now Looks sharp as a tack when printed well... Aka Andrew
Re: 12 Apostle pano's\ ALL THE MORE REASON FOR MANAGING YOU DIGITAL WORK FLOW Cheers bp Cheers ....bp....
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First one is a great shot with it zoomed more closer compared the second one it. The colors are great
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Yellowish tinge of #1 is great, what a place to take photos! Max
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Pano ShotsI liked the composition and effect of the second pano better. i hope you don't mind i added a little more mood and drama as a thought and could only think of getting it on pixspot to view. great shots though! Loved to be there!!
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time to go and take the shots again from the same location... one less apostle now....
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Mark,
Yep. Hands up those who were there this morning to capture that decisive moment? g.
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Missed this in the news. Just went and read up on this at abc.net.au. Liked this quote "Numerous ads and promotions featuring the 12 apostles may now have to be re-shot" PS There were nine, now there are 8 apostles Peter
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Lol, how pathetic is it, one structure disappears so they have to reshoot all their promotional images. Why will somebody sue them if they turn up expecting 9 and they only get 8!@??
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well here's an image from abc.com.au
http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200507/r51532_137756.jpg Little bit sad... my fiance left at 5am this morning for a road trip along the GOR with three of her friends... she'll be devisated. Last edited by Atorie on Mon Jul 04, 2005 11:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
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My favourite report so far - some tourist complaining..
We came to see the twelve apostles, then we find out there is only nine, now there is only eight. (And they were seriously complaining!!!) Greg - - - - D200 etc
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One wonders if they can count? g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
Wow, looks like some of the shots I've got from down at Port Campbell are keepers now... I must admit, when-ever I've seen them, I've always been amazed at the fact they're still standing... Matter of time I suppose...
Then again, the cliff face along the shore is made of the same stuff, so you never know, we might be up to a bakers dozen in a few years if the cliff face starts breakin' up a bit Aka Andrew
I heard a VIC tourism guy on the radio this morning saying that there was a group of 4 stacks further up the coast and if the apostles kept collapsing at this rate, they might need to adopt those four to keep the numbers up...
Useless trivia: the structures (and a close by island) used to be called the Sow & Piglets, but the name was changed in the 50s as a marketing tool... Cheers, John
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