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    Michael Pancier
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    Default Pemaquid Point Lighthouse



    For years I've wanted to go here to get this shot (with a reflection). I lucked out the afternoon I went there.

    I had to deal with the people though. Had to clone out a rude woman who refused to move for even a few seconds.

    5d + 24mm t/s lens
    B&W polarizer
    f/18
    1/60
    ISO 200
    tripod

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    Beautiful image Michael. Very interesting reflection in the small puddle of water. I especially liked the texture of the rock. You have chosen a nice place to make this image since the rock patterns 'seem' to be radiating outwards from the light house on top.
    Only nit would be that light looks a bit harsh/contrasty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kaushik Balakumar View Post
    Beautiful image Michael. Very interesting reflection in the small puddle of water. I especially liked the texture of the rock. You have chosen a nice place to make this image since the rock patterns 'seem' to be radiating outwards from the light house on top.
    Only nit would be that light looks a bit harsh/contrasty.
    mid afternoon light was contrasty ...

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    Came back to see this image again Michael. Its beautiful.
    Does it require slight CCW rotation or is it optical illusion...? Am unsure...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kaushik Balakumar View Post
    Came back to see this image again Michael. Its beautiful.
    Does it require slight CCW rotation or is it optical illusion...? Am unsure...
    it's illusion I guess. I had the head balanced (RRS Pano head) and a bubble level ...:D

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey Michael,
    I looked into a shadow/highlight recovey on this one.........it seemed to address Kaushiks contrast issue (as well as mine)........because the evergreens on the left look too dark for time of day........the S/H boost........would lightened the FG rocks as well a bring more depth to the evergreens and sky. Long time to wait for the reflection shot..........glad you finally got it!

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    Great reflection and well worth the wait ( even with rude people). I love the texture and pattern of the rocks as Kaushik mentioned.

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    This is a Beautiful shot!!
    The structure of the rock is pulling a viewer into the picture.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Michael,

    I am seeing this image more like Nagesh then like Kaushik as leading me to the lighthouse. Very powerful leading lines. Reflection well thought out.

    I suggest a reverse s-curve and then the shadows/highlights correction and add 20% of midtone contrast.

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