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what a beautiful scenic love to see the whole picture
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HI Morkel....I have been there and you really do the place justice with this image. You have a good vantage point and I like the detail throughout. I hope I can do such a nice image someday with a litle help from the cloud gods. You might try lowering either the brightness or saturation of the foreground rocks IMHO
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I already told you that I liked this composition before. The stitching really brought out the level of detail needed here.
Tonality-wise this looks great. I don't see the reason an HDR is needed.
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Hi Morkel, Agree with Robert on the comp and tonality. Theoretically HDR was supposed to be a tool to even out difficult lighting situations. I also do not see a need for HDR since there is no wide degree of lighting variation within the image.
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thanks for the comments everyone...the reason I consider HDR (and have already done it ;)) is that it enhances detail in the canyon immensely. I've not done a full HDR, but combined a tonemapped image with this one. Will post it sometime. I also quite like how this one came out.
Robert - the previous shot I posted of this view was basically the top half of this shot plus a third cut off the RHS :)
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Hey Morkel,
Oh no.....not an HDR.....this one rocks!!! Really shows off the depth and really nice scale. I'll save the judgement on the HDR....looking forward to it!
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Very nicely done Morkel, kinda reminds me of Deadhorse Point in Moab
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thanks for the feedback Roman & Curly...
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Love this scene looks so much like Utah....
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thanks for viewing and commenting Dale...
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Mate, I missed this the first time around; very glad I am seeing this the second time around. Fantastic!!
The only thing I would perhaps do is a very very slight CCW.
Cheers, Jay
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