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    Default Canola Fields

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    Canon 50D
    10-22mm @ 15mm
    1 sec, f/16
    Mode: Av
    Metering: Evaluative
    Exp comp: +1 1/3
    AEB comp: +1 1/3
    ISO: 100
    AF mode: One-shot AF
    Drive: Single frame shooting
    Self-timer: 2 secs
    White balance: Auto
    Flash: Off
    Blended 2 shots with CS3 and used a NG8 grad and Po filter
    Taken in the wonderfull Overberg in the Western Cape this morning

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    A beautiful image, Kobus. Yellow fields and blue sky contrast very well. I wish those white clouds on the horizon weren't there, but i will take it as it is. TFS.

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    Nice work blending the images, Kobus. I also like the combination of yellow and blues, as well as the leading lines in the fields.

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    Hi Kobus, I like your image but thought I could bring out a bit more detail in the clouds on the right. I selected the sky area and applied S/H (shadows at 18).

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    Thx all for the comments. Like the repost Dave Thx appreciate it

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    Hi Kobus,
    Nice job of blending the exposures and Dave's tweak brought out some more fine details in the clouds. Nice strong colors contrasts with nice lines and even a glimpse of the distant mountains. Some may feel the dark blue of the sky is a bit much/unreal but I happen to like a strong polarised look in most cases, as I do here but you may want to lighten it a bit for other presentations. A simple yet very effective composition and very well executed.

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    simplicity worked very well here Kobus. love the colours and depth...
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