[Inspir3d] One snapshot a day
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Rubber_Duck
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Rubber_Duck
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27 September 2009
West Rim of Grand Canyon (with Skywalk)
this is nice... but the right side top sky is over expose....
Rubber_Duck
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28 September 2009
Incoming rain (on the right) at the Grand Canyon
I like this too... but if you can go more width will be good....
Thanks again Rubber_Duck for dropping by and taking the time to comment! Truly appreciate it! 
Ya, I know the sky is overexposed in the pic for 27 Sept, but I had no choice 'cos I wanted the foreground to be well lit too. Had tried to tweak it in photoshop, but wasn't very successful
And the pic for 28 Sept had nothing very interesting on the right, and there were distractions on the left, so I took the photos (it's a panaroma from 3 (I think) photos stitched together) this way. The curve you see at the bottom of the pic is natural - the path was curved that way. Also wanted to take the oncoming rain. Haha.. Wished I had more time at the Grand Canyon then.. It'd be very difficult to retake this now as i won't go back anytime soon.
Thanks again!
Ya, I know the sky is overexposed in the pic for 27 Sept, but I had no choice 'cos I wanted the foreground to be well lit too. Had tried to tweak it in photoshop, but wasn't very successful And the pic for 28 Sept had nothing very interesting on the right, and there were distractions on the left, so I took the photos (it's a panaroma from 3 (I think) photos stitched together) this way. The curve you see at the bottom of the pic is natural - the path was curved that way. Also wanted to take the oncoming rain. Haha.. Wished I had more time at the Grand Canyon then.. It'd be very difficult to retake this now as i won't go back anytime soon.
Thanks again!
Rubber_Duck
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No problem at all.....
I would say... BIG Improvemt!!
Enjoy and have fun with your 1st DSLR..
I would say... BIG Improvemt!!
Enjoy and have fun with your 1st DSLR..
Thanks again Rubber_Duck for dropping by and taking the time to comment! Truly appreciate it!
And the pic for 28 Sept had nothing very interesting on the right, and there were distractions on the left, so I took the photos (it's a panaroma from 3 (I think) photos stitched together) this way. The curve you see at the bottom of the pic is natural - the path was curved that way. Also wanted to take the oncoming rain. Haha.. Wished I had more time at the Grand Canyon then.. It'd be very difficult to retake this now as i won't go back anytime soon.
Thanks again!
you could try the graduated filter in lightroom! not sure if they have that in photoshop though =p i use it ALL the time for landscape pictures haha
love the pano of san francisco, especially the colour gradient in the sky! :thumbsup:
Thank you! I am still learning what I can do with my new DSLR, but it has been most interesting so far!No problem at all.....
I would say... BIG Improvemt!!
Enjoy and have fun with your 1st DSLR..
Thanks LeGozt for your comments and for dropping by! The graduated filter function is something I didn't know about! Shall research on it and see if it's applicable to both RAW and non-RAW images (since many of my pics are non-RAW).. hee.. Thanks!
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