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One Of The Lucky 20...
Copyright ©2010, Bruce Thomas
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This is a rare photo!!

Rare because the watershed it was taken in has been closed to the public for 107 years!! A plan to open much of the watershed to day use has been proposed and hikes of 20 people at a time have been allowed to 'tour' the area and hear about the plan to open it up to the public. Today was the first hike, and I was able to be one of "The Lucky 20" who was able to be on the first hike.

Olympus E-30, one RAW image processed via SilkyPix v4.0 as -2 -1 0 +1 +2 and assembled in PhotoMatix 3.0

Photoshop used for final color balance, sizing and sharpening.

The E30 was in "Landscape" Scene mode

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Uploaded: 28-Jun-2010 02:22 CEST
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Camera: Olympus E30
Exposure time: 1/320th
Aperture: 9.0
Focal length: 9mm
Lens: 9-18mm
Focusing method: iESP
ISO: 200
White balance: Auto
Flash: no
Image format: RAW
Processing applied:
Various: Camera was in "Landscape Scene" mode.
Image resized to: 634x834

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Another good shot. I wonder how this would have looked if taken with five images instead of one. The foreground has a bit too much detail - would look better if there were a few big objects. You could try a colder white balance.

Alfred Molon at 05:05 CEST on 29-Jun-2010 [Reply]

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Hello Alfred...

Hear ya on the forground objects and the cooler color balance.

Appreciate the critique...


Alfred Molon wrote:
> Another good shot. I wonder how this would have looked if taken with five images instead of
> one. The foreground has a bit too much detail - would look better if there were a few big
> objects. You could try a colder white balance.
>

Bruce Thomas at 05:19 CEST on 29-Jun-2010 [Reply]