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"Where did you park the excavator? Must have used one to stand that rock up so perfectly! Great shot."
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Mt Coryah
Early morning view of Mt Coryah from The Governor, Kaputar NP.A blend of 5 exposures using Photomatix.
Hans Goepel commented on Michael Perkins's photo
Mt Kaputar NP views
"Wow Michael, i like the beautiful foreground and the magic sunrise the framing is superb.
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Michael Perkins commented on Geoff Woods's photo
Rapids, Ebor falls.
"Great capture Geoff, this area of New England has many great spots, especially New England NP"
Mark Capel commented on Michael Perkins's photo
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"Good job Michael, you've managed to show the colour and detail of the rock formation and retain a sky."
Michael Perkins posted a photo
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Photomatix blend, 5 images,Sawn Rocks, east of Narrabri.5D mk11, 24-105mm
Michael Perkins commented on David Hicks's photo
Seaton Cove - Bay of Fires - Tasmania
"beautiful capture David. is this a crop, merge or panoramic camera?"
John Congerton commented on Michael Perkins's photoMt Kaputar NP views
"i think this is great Michael a good blend of colour, i like how you have kept the soft sunrise with the blending when it could have been much harder with HDR well done. "
Michael Perkins posted a photo
Mt Kaputar NP views
Early morning looking west. A HDR blend (Photomatix) 5 exposures from -2 to +2. Pumped up the saturation
Michael Perkins's Photos
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 15:23 on February 20, 2012,
Robert Norman said… Michael,
I left a comment which seems to have not stuck - so here it is again. I like your shot of the dead trees in the lake - great colour. The creek has a good feel to it as well but I'd like to see a bit more detail in the shadows - especially the ferns in the middle distance. I've attached an adjustment I did - but with a low res download it lacks subtlety. Hopefully it gives you the idea - and the original might look better than what I'm getting on my monitor.
Secondly, I have a photo like this and a judge said he found the reflection on the wet rocks distracting. I didn't really mind it, but I have used a polarising filter since and I think it is an improvement. Just my thoughts on a great shot - love the bit of blurring in the water, but you can still see the stones under the water.
- At 9:43 on April 13, 2012,
Ian Wallace said… Hi Michael,
thanks for joining - looks like you get around a bit!
;-)
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