[PIC_THREAD] Landscapes, Architecture, Seascapes
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2 from the weekend.
This is the Bavas Lock looking over to the Village of Brue on the west coast of Lewis at sunset.
Sunset Over Brue by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
A few young stag on the Barvas moor.
Deer on the Moor by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
This is the Bavas Lock looking over to the Village of Brue on the west coast of Lewis at sunset.
Sunset Over Brue by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
A few young stag on the Barvas moor.
Deer on the Moor by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
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using layer masks
So just using 2 images and layering them? I was more interested in finding out how you got your colours so nice. Do they look that good SOC?
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Currently up on the Isle of Harris with my camera, weather is foul today so just doing a little PP work to pass the time. Taken yesterday:
Tràigh Horgabost by David Kendal, on Flickr
Tràigh Horgabost by David Kendal, on Flickr
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Very nice! I'm not too far away from you
Stornoway.A few more from Barvas on the Isle of Lewis on Sunday.
A few more from the day out the other day.
Loch Mòr Bharabhais by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Barvas Sunset Panoramic by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
On The Run! by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
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Ishmay, your photos make me home sick
Sydney skyline from my old apartment on the north shore.
Sydney skyline from my old apartment on the north shore.
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Sorry missed your comment there! These were 3 shot HDR's, handheld at 2 stop intervals. Then into Light-Room for cropping and alinging all three shots export to Photomatix Pro for merging and tweaking the merge, back to LR for small tweaks (contrast, sharpening) export to HDD for Prints/Facebook/Flickr. So no they are not straight from camera, but they have not got much if any colour tweaks, the colours are caught in the three shots at different exposures.
I am not a fan of the usual over processed HDR shots, I like to make them as natural as possible
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that tree is in robin hood prince of thieves
Nice so it is, well spotted.
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Ishmay, your photos make me home sick
Sydney skyline from my old apartment on the north shore.
Awesome photo, would be great on the wall.
that tree is in robin hood prince of thieves
It sure is. Its on a really stunning part of Hadrian's wall with cliffs behind. Its well worth a visit
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wow.... thats a stunningly beautiful picture.
The pictures in this thread are so good, I wish I could take shots like you guys but I'm just a hack in comparison!
Would look great if you cropped out over 1/2 the sky as there isn't much going on in it.
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Yeah there isn't much there other than a few tiny seaguls you can't see all that well but I kinda like the massive open space with all that lovely orange in it lol. Might give it a crop to see what it looks like without some of the sky!
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Went and did it now just to see
I feel like I'm missing out on all that lovely colour but cropping in does mean you get to see some more detail of the little dudes on the beach and the pier in the distance etc so it definitely works 
Sunder Afternoon 2 by Phal44, on Flickr
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The Northern lights were out in force on Tuesday night! I seen them for the first time ever in March and have been addicted to getting images of them, although I have only managed on three trips and this being the third was the best!
Aurora Reflections by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Aurora From the Braighe by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Shooting Star + Aurora by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
And a bit of Light-Painting with an Orb
Mr Orb Meet Mr Aurora by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Aurora Reflections by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Aurora From the Braighe by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
Shooting Star + Aurora by M+M Morrison, on Flickr
And a bit of Light-Painting with an Orb
Mr Orb Meet Mr Aurora by M+M Morrison, on Flickr