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A pano and a HDR from God's Country5 shot HDR 5 shot panorama Comments and Critique please Steve
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Re: A pano and a HDR from God's CountryNoice.
If anything I'd crop a little of the bottom of the first shot and repalce the shit brown colour of the water with a grey-blue hue. In the 2nd the really bright tower on the LHS of the shot seems a bit garish in the overall contex. I'd demolish it with the clone tool, but that's just me.
Re: A pano and a HDR from God's Country
But it looks like Brisbane? Nice panoramas - I like the first with respect to the blue sky on the right - it gives a hint of nicer weather to come. Regards, Patrick
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