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"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
I looked at this on your Flickr account and saw the one titled 'Obelisk'. I rather liked the colours on it and wondered whether it was 'as seen' or had been PP'd. The lovely soft colours put me in mind of Claude Lorrain's work.
I looked at this on your Flickr account and saw the one titled 'Obelisk'. I rather liked the colours on it and wondered whether it was 'as seen' or had been PP'd. The lovely soft colours put me in mind of Claude Lorrain's work.
Jim
That's a good question Jim. The shot is actually a 5-shot HDR stack from raw images. However, as well as having a very wide range of brightness, the scene also had some complex white balance issues that I had to fight with in Lightroom. The end photo has a lot of post processing work on it, including some selective white balance tweaking.
That's a good question Jim. The shot is actually a 5-shot HDR stack from raw images. However, as well as having a very wide range of brightness, the scene also had some complex white balance issues that I had to fight with in Lightroom. The end photo has a lot of post processing work on it, including some selective white balance tweaking.
That's a good question Jim. The shot is actually a 5-shot HDR stack from raw images. However, as well as having a very wide range of brightness, the scene also had some complex white balance issues that I had to fight with in Lightroom. The end photo has a lot of post processing work on it, including some selective white balance tweaking.
Thanks Paul. You should post it on this site - I think others will like it.
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