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I like it a lot, the technique made a very nice abstract image. I love the colors and the undulating shapes, and the way the detail and saturation fall off into the horizon. Very nice!
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Hi, Artie, I feel like I'm back at the Palouse
I love all of the layers and shapes - and your technique for doing Art Vivid with panning is wonderful.
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Artie,
Greetings. The fluid blur and the land shapes work well together. Just a bit more contrast in the URC would work for me, as it is I want to see it with a bit of ccw rotation. I don't see the need (ccw rotation) on the un-blurred version on your site. Thanks for posting.
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This is quite lovely! Who wudda thought you could do an HDR motion blur?? I think I'll run out and try some, but won't have such a lovely subject.
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Beautiful undulating waves of color. I like the yellows & greens in the foreground shading back into blues & purples, giving a feeling of depth. Thanks for sharing the "panning with art vivid HDR" technique.
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Very eye catching image, love how the color change throughout the image from front to back. Creative, perfect OOTB image.
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Thanks. Since the third exposure is the longest I would pan in one direction for the 1st 2 exposure and then go back the other way for the 3rd.....
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