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    Michael Pancier
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    Default Death Valley at 5500 Feet

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    Went back and revisited my pics from January and found this one. I used Photomatix Pro to convert the raw file into a psudo HDR. I then loaded into PS CS 3 to fine tune it. I picked up Vivenza from Nik Software and it is really powerful. I picked unique shadow areas which I lightened and I cleaned up dust spots.

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    5d + 17-40L at 17mm; polarizer; f/18; 1/15; ISO 100

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    Michael Pancier
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    This is the original raw image untouched.

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    nice job, michael!! that vivenza is nice isnt it!!?

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi Michael,
    Huge difference between the two. I even like the shape the sun made. Nicely framed and composed,
    Roman

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    Wow thats pretty impressive work Michael - the contrast between the two images is extraordinary!! great effort!!

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    Whew the difference is incredible.

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    Nice work Michael. What I like about it is that the sun's rays look to be flooding onto the FG and bathing it in the golden light.

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