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    Canon 1DmkII Shooter rylan's Avatar
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    The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Back again with another HDR image. Took this one standing on the veranda on the back of my house. I love living out here, regardless of having to drive 10 minutes to get cell phone service!

    Processed this through Photomatix with 3 exposures! Thought it turned out pretty decent.

    What do you think?

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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Very nice tone mapping.

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    Canon 1DmkII Shooter rylan's Avatar
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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Thank you sir
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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    What a beautiful place !

    I have few suggestions to make the photo even nicer than what it already is, all of these need a reshot
    I think the composition can have more impact if the photo is taken from near the water level
    Move the horizon to one of the thirds
    Use a longer exposure to smooth out the reflection, may cause conflicts if there is more wind or maybe someone out in a canoe causing ripples
    If taken with the 50mm lens probably switch to your wide angle zoom 10-20
    The light is nice and even but not to dramatic, is there another time when the light might be better ?

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    Canon 1DmkII Shooter rylan's Avatar
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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Thanks Armando!

    I took this shot over a KM away lol from way across the lake, on the deck of my house.

    I can't get down there as it's all boggy swamp lol I wish I could though.
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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Really nice, Rylan. I would suggest cropping a bit off the top and the right (just the last pole) and darkening the reflection as its overpowering the land.
    Very nice, beautiful colors
    please do not edit and repost my photos


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    Re: The Great Canadian Reflections (HDR)

    Thank you very much Gary!
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