Strange Stuff

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180 second exposure at ISO 800. dFine to reduce noise, default settings, HDR EFex gradual contrast process 1, plus tweaks. In this one I managed to get rid of most of the strange pink vignetting from the sensor/lens/stray light, although some remains. ogt_28_2010-11-21_20-32-23_DSC06470_HDR

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Moss Glen Falls - assorted stylized things... wait_301_201012_DSC06983_HDR

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a33t_72_201102_DSC00081_HDR An experiment.. Far too much range in this one, so the sun is blown, quite noticeable stitch lines from the in-camera panorama function. Given a bit of time and preparation, this might actually work. Total time to take this shot, 3 seconds. Sepia made the stitch lines less visible.

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bedrock__432_DSC04966_2011-08-13_HDR A large terracotta vase, interior glazed. I was originally trying to get a picture of the interior without me in the shot, but the angles were not cooperating so I eventually gave up and decided on a self-portrait. The dappled pattern to the right is sunlight from the overhanging tree - the sharp edges to the pattern are simply an artifact of the single shot RAW HDR process (HDReFex Bleach bypass). It rather mars the symmetry, but I wasn't about to start moving other peoples giant vases around to get rid of it. Bedrock Gardens, New Hampshire.

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