A panorama landscape and a sunset
Apr. 14th, 2019 02:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thewayneMan, it's been two weeks since I've done any significant photo processing and posting?!
As always, clicken to embiggen.
This is what I'm calling my April Fool's sunset because I shot it on April Fool's Day this year. I was coming out of the library at 7pm, closing time, and the sun was right behind the clouds, perfect for shooting a five-shot bracketed exposure. I omitted the two overexposed shots to emphasize the dark tones, and I quite like the result.
This is the panorama that broke my iMac! It's a stitch of twenty portrait photos that sweep approximately 90 degrees of the horizon! I came out for lunch and saw the plumes of white dust being kicked up spaced out, and thought it would make a heck of a photo. Then, after processing it in Photoshop, I thought it would look pretty cool as a sepia tone, which is not something that I do often. I did the toning in DxO's Film Pack 5, which has some VERY spiffy adjustment capability.
The second photo is 66" long! I'd suggest taking your browser to full-screen and filling it, it's a pretty cool pic.
As always, clicken to embiggen.
This is what I'm calling my April Fool's sunset because I shot it on April Fool's Day this year. I was coming out of the library at 7pm, closing time, and the sun was right behind the clouds, perfect for shooting a five-shot bracketed exposure. I omitted the two overexposed shots to emphasize the dark tones, and I quite like the result.
This is the panorama that broke my iMac! It's a stitch of twenty portrait photos that sweep approximately 90 degrees of the horizon! I came out for lunch and saw the plumes of white dust being kicked up spaced out, and thought it would make a heck of a photo. Then, after processing it in Photoshop, I thought it would look pretty cool as a sepia tone, which is not something that I do often. I did the toning in DxO's Film Pack 5, which has some VERY spiffy adjustment capability.
The second photo is 66" long! I'd suggest taking your browser to full-screen and filling it, it's a pretty cool pic.
