A few shots from a recent trip (56k no-no).
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Thanks again guys 
ioptics you can get different exposures using bracketing when shooting from a tripod and then combine them together in Photoshop or Elements. I shoot in RAW and for the shots above I made different conversions from a single image (for example one for the sky and one for the ground) using RawShooter Essentials 2006 (free program) and then combined them in Elements. It may sound very complicated but as I found its actually very easy to do. It’s explained very well in the last edition of the Digital Photo magazine (June), it even has a video tutorial to guide you.
ioptics you can get different exposures using bracketing when shooting from a tripod and then combine them together in Photoshop or Elements. I shoot in RAW and for the shots above I made different conversions from a single image (for example one for the sky and one for the ground) using RawShooter Essentials 2006 (free program) and then combined them in Elements. It may sound very complicated but as I found its actually very easy to do. It’s explained very well in the last edition of the Digital Photo magazine (June), it even has a video tutorial to guide you.