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Meyer Primagon, my favourite lens, these are all stitched and all HDR.


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Great stuff.

I expect to see Gandalf coming up the lane in #15.


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fuzzywuzzy wrote:
Great stuff.

I expect to see Gandalf coming up the lane in #15.


+1 so many excellent pictures!


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Looking at your work is like reading a fantasybook. I absolutely love this and would love to know how you do these HDR's. I'm very impressed.


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You are the HDR's king on this forum Very Happy .....very well done, I love it also.....


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Thanks guys.

When I have time I shall put together a HDR tutorial. It's not all that complicated if you have the right bits of software.


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I have not been a fan of the "vivid" colours found in HDR images BUT

7,9 and 12 are totally outstanding - excellent well done.


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What wonderful scenes! And the processing is lovely.

6, 9, 11 and 15 are especially beautiful.


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The UK, always charming. Even the snow looks good, perfect amount of snow for winter scenes.

Lovely pictures as usual, but I think I would prefer some single shots too. #9 is my absolute favorite.


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Thanks guys.

Sadly HDR is essential for shooting in light as bad as it was when i took these, it really was dull and dark.


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really enjoying those photos some areas look a lot like where my sister lives in Newton Stewart, there is something about the light you get there that is not duplicated here, it hard to describe unless you have seen it in person


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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
Thanks guys.

When I have time I shall put together a HDR tutorial. It's not all that complicated if you have the right bits of software.


And you have clearly got it and got the hang of using it. I've not been here for a while - these are excellent - and I'm not an HDR fan!!!