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    Posted: 21 December 2013 at 17:41
Continued in Landscapes and Seascapes (12).
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The valley in all very on level! Such a perception, because the right side of the mountain and the sun. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Tront Tront wrote:

If you are talking about "Horseshoe Bend", i'm lining up a level. Horizon has no straight lines due to the relief of the mountains. The pictures that I have seen from this place, do not have proper level the horizon. Therefore, many shoot at fisheye. Thank you for your attention.
I was actually referring to "Good morning Valley".
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Originally posted by MichelvA MichelvA wrote:

especially like the second.

I am in the same boat.
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especially like the second.
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Two from +/- 0400 this morning





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Change Islands, NL par Werner Brodbeck, on ipernity
That's really gorgeous. Simple, but wonderfully composed and beautiful colors.
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Change Islands, NL par Werner Brodbeck, on ipernity

Edited by Werner B. - 20 December 2013 at 02:23
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David, I love "Las Palmas from Confital bay". Nice composition.


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If you are talking about "Horseshoe Bend", i'm lining up a level. Horizon has no straight lines due to the relief of the mountains. The pictures that I have seen from this place, do not have proper level the horizon. Therefore, many shoot at fisheye. Thank you for your attention.
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Originally posted by brettania brettania wrote:

Another top shot from that area. The horizon looks a fraction down on the left but there might be a layer of cloud in the distance that fools the eye.

+1 . Think the mountains are lower at the left.
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Some seriously amazing shots in the last 2 pages!

Again "foiled" by bright blue skies and midday here, just blows out all the details.

Nepean river, bad place to be sailing.

A350, Mino 35-105 Original @ 45mm, F5.6, 1/500Sec, ISO100 and bottom cropped off to 16/9.

As we turned around and came back the poor souls in the sailing boat had resorted to paddles in order to get back to the dock.
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Another top shot from that area. The horizon looks a fraction down on the left but there might be a layer of cloud in the distance that fools the eye.
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Good morning Valley


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