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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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Early Morning in the Ayrshire country side

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Some more underwater shots with the Q2 & Subal's Q2 Mark III underwater housing. These were taken in Grand Cayman during dives at the USS Kittiwake wreck & along the North Wall, where the volc

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Who's walking who?

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The Q2 can make some nice sunstars and the best thing is you can see it through the viewfinder, unlike with my D750 where you have to guess then look at the shot after you take it.  I find the Q2 viewfinder not as good as a DSLR, but at times it has its advantages.

Some shots from Cooks Meadow in a smoky Yosemite National Park

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Open air dining

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A vertical from the same place.  Not sure which I like better.

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On 11/6/2020 at 3:38 PM, Lucena said:

Monte Gordo, Rain arrived after 6 months almost dry (just had 2 days rain in October, not significant amount).

1/60 • f/5.0 • 28.0 mm • ISO 50

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I love the first one in this series.  The lines of the clouds and the shore objects all converge to a point on the left.  Well seen and shot.

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A vertical from the same place.  Not sure which I like better.

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I like the composition of the first one, but this second one really nailed the star effect.  Where the setting the same for both?

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I like the composition of the first one, but this second one really nailed the star effect.  Where the setting the same for both?

Yep.  ISO 1000, f-16, 1/80 sec.  Just a matter of getting the right amount of sun peaking around an object.  The first one appears to have a double star effect so there must have been a small branch of obstruction kind of dividing the sun in two so it acted alike two point sources of light.  Maybe a small black hole acting like a gravity lens?  Ha!!

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While on my Yosemite photos, I will show two more.  The first is the iconic view from Sentinel Bridge looking towards Half Dome.  The smoke made the light the most even I have ever seen it there.  Usually it is a challenge to get a good exposure on both the foreground and half dome.

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But most of the time if you walk across the bridge and look downstream the view is much better.  All the cameras are pointed towards half dome so most miss the opportunity to catch this nice reflection and the tree angled over the Merced River.  OK.  Now I will regret telling everyone this as next time I go I will have to fight the crowds on the downstream side of the bridge.  
Again the smoke added quite a nice light to the image.  Like golden hour all day long. I wonder how much longer that tree will be there.  Every visit I seem to loose some of my favorite trees. 

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Processed from a jpeg as I lost the dng to a card corruption problem... Please click on it for a better view.

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A vertical from the same place.  Not sure which I like better.

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The first horizontal post feels like a stronger image.

The walking path is more dominant and helps lead the eye of the viewer into the photo which also makes the silhouette of the walker more relevant, all of which adds to the photo. Walker is rather cramped (too close to edge of photo) in vertical version. Also the hills in the mist on the right in horizontal image add “dimension” to the image, yet they are somewhat lost in the vertical version.

Lastly while the sunstar between the trees is beautiful and well executed, in horizontal image its part of a bigger tableau which increases the level of interest in the photo, whereas in vertical it becomes the main attraction (too much relative emphasis). 

Hope you don’t mind the detailed feedback. It’s a beautiful shot. I particularly love the golden colours and the contrasts between the dark and brighter parts of the image.

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"Window to a Staircase"

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On 11/22/2020 at 11:46 PM, NicholasT said:

The first horizontal post feels like a stronger image.

The walking path is more dominant and helps lead the eye of the viewer into the photo which also makes the silhouette of the walker more relevant, all of which adds to the photo. Walker is rather cramped (too close to edge of photo) in vertical version. Also the hills in the mist on the right in horizontal image add “dimension” to the image, yet they are somewhat lost in the vertical version.

Lastly while the sunstar between the trees is beautiful and well executed, in horizontal image its part of a bigger tableau which increases the level of interest in the photo, whereas in vertical it becomes the main attraction (too much relative emphasis). 

Hope you don’t mind the detailed feedback. It’s a beautiful shot. I particularly love the golden colours and the contrasts between the dark and brighter parts of the image.

Thank you Nicholas, for your feedback.  This is what I am looking for rather than just a 'like'.  I see what you are talking about.  The golden colors were just as I saw them at the time.  No need for any embellishment as the smoke and sun did it all.  Thanks again and I would appreciate your feedback on any image I post.

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