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Photographer:	X Lito Ochotorena
Folder:	JJ8Rock's Photography
Uploaded:	18-Jan-2008 11:48 CET
Current Rating:	9.60/5 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E3
Exposure time:	1/100
Aperture:	3.2
Focal length:	14mm
Lens:	14-54mm
Focusing method:	Manual
ISO:	100
White balance:	Clouds
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:	hdr
Various:
Image resized to:	600x800

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Beautiful image.

Rina Kupfer at 21:35 CET on 18-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Excellent !! Lito. Wonderful colors and light.. and nice composition too. best regards, Ricardo.

Ricardo Rico at 01:37 CET on 19-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thanks

I appreaciate your comment. Cheers!

Regards
Lito

Rina K. wrote:
> Beautiful image.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 04:55 CET on 19-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thank You

Thanks Ricardo for your kind comments.
Regards,
Lito

Ricardo Rico wrote:
> Excellent !! Lito. Wonderful colors and light.. and nice composition too. best regards, Ricardo.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 04:57 CET on 19-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Absolutely beautiful
Your making me jealous.
Respectfully
Denny

Denny Giacobe at 23:36 CET on 19-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thank You

I appreciate your kind words Denny.
Best Regards, Lito

Denny Giacobe wrote:
> Absolutely beautiful
> Your making me jealous.
> Respectfully
> Denny
>

Lito Ochotorena at 12:43 CET on 20-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Very nice, but...

it looks like a painting. Definitely a beauful image, but looks artificial. Perhaps there is way to get a more natural looking result with different settings.

Alfred Molon at 17:34 CET on 20-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Well done Lito, this is truly Beautiful!

Karen

Karen Jack at 10:03 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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an instresting subject for HDR Lito. Overall I like the finished image but wonder how it would have looked with the trees as nice sharp silhouettes? Love the colours.

duncan mackie at 10:52 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thanks

Thanks Alfred for your comments. I admit its slightly overdone. It was a result of
being over excited on my new Photomatix Pro. Anyway, I posted the original photo
with no HDR processing for comparison.

Best Regards,
Lito

Alfred Molon wrote:
> it looks like a painting. Definitely a beauful image, but looks artificial. Perhaps there
> is way to get a more natural looking result with different settings.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 11:45 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thanks

Thanks you Karen for your nice comments.

Regards
Lito

Karen Jack wrote:
> Well done Lito, this is truly Beautiful!
>
> Karen
>

Lito Ochotorena at 11:46 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

Thank You

Thanks Duncan for nice comments. I just posted the original photo
without HDR processing. Trees are in silhouttes and snow in the foreground
is barely seen.

Best Regards,
Lito

duncan mackie wrote:
> an instresting subject for HDR Lito. Overall I like the finished image but wonder how it would
> have looked with the trees as nice sharp silhouettes? Love the colours.
>

Lito Ochotorena at 11:50 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

thanks

really usefull to see. overall I like your interpretation. even keeping the foreground in silhouette I would go for the same colours in the sky (grabbing the origional I ran an adjustment layer (softlight) for saturation and it looked identical to this when I was happy! Foreground had to be cropped out though as without the treatment you gave it was 'grey'. Now, I wonder what this would look like with fill flash.........thanks again for the extra efforts and sharing

duncan mackie at 16:05 CET on 21-Jan-2008 [Reply]

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Using flash to boost dynamic range is what I'm going to experiment next time.
Thanks for the idea Duncan. Best Regards, Lito

duncan mackie wrote:
> really usefull to see. overall I like your interpretation. even keeping the foreground in
> silhouette I would go for the same colours in the sky (grabbing the origional I ran an adjustment
> layer (softlight) for saturation and it looked identical to this when I was happy! Foreground
> had to be cropped out though as without the treatment you gave it was 'grey'. Now, I wonder
> what this would look like with fill flash.........thanks again for the extra efforts and sharing
>

Lito Ochotorena at 05:45 CET on 22-Jan-2008 [Reply]