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MarkLucey — Lurline Reflections
Published: 2011-09-01 08:53:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2017; Favourites: 118; Downloads: 0
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A 5 shot panorma of the Lurline Bay Rock Pool, Lurline Bay NSW.I kept the focal length wide to try and give a fish eye effect with this pano.
Camera Model Canon EOS 7D
Shooting Mode Manual Exposure
Shutter Speed 4
Aperture Value 11.0
Center-Weighted Average Metering
ISO Speed 100
Lens EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
Focal Length 10.0 mm
B+W CPL
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Comments: 30
This is so very beautiful! Words escape me completely! Lovely photo!
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That's gorgeous, I love how you captured the details of the ocean behind it and the houses off to the far left. I think all the little details are what makes this picture stand out to me. Another thing I enjoy is the really tiny pools in the bottom right of the picture, like dents in the rock.
And of course, needless to say the reflection is breathtaking. I also love the rich earthy tones in this picture contrasting with all the blue. It's very appealing. And the opening in the very center of the clouds that looks like heaven peeking through...that's magical.
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Gorgeous! I love it! I hope you don't mind, I added it to the group
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No problem, thanks for the comment.
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You are welcome! Please feel free to join! We'd love to see more of your artwork!
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nice! i like taking panoramas, mainly because i dont have a wide angle lens
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nicely done u managed to make it look like fisheye a bit
wideangle panos are the best
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I rarely do pano's at 10mm but nneded it due to framing. Had to play around with the stitching but was was pleased with the fisheye look at the end.
Cheers
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yeah its true the stitching is getting harder then ^^ but i like it to play around with my pano shots and look how different results come out
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very true. It's all about experimenting
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