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    Old Jun 14, 2010, 3:15 AM   #1
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    When I was taking some panoramas and such of Hunnebostrand, I couldn't help myself from trying out the 55-200 from the high mountainside..



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    Old Jun 14, 2010, 3:17 AM   #2
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    Like that a lot. Nice one
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    Old Jun 14, 2010, 3:04 PM   #3
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    Thanks. unfortunately the sun was in such a way that I got blown highlights, but the shadows that cast on the rooftops looked amazing.
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    Old Jun 14, 2010, 11:00 PM   #4
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    The absence of people, vehicles, etc. make them look like doll houses. Nice shot and great perspective.
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    Old Jun 15, 2010, 6:22 AM   #5
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    Haha, thats a great idea of it Walter I wish I could tilt-shift this, haha..
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    Nice, neat, CLEAN little village. A place I would like to live.
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    That is a nice angle shot. I wonder if people in those houses would wonder what tall building you shot it from if they saw this pic.
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    Thanks. unfortunately the sun was in such a way that I got blown highlights, but the shadows that cast on the rooftops looked amazing.
    Actually I think you got it spot on. I counted only 1 fully white pixel in the whole image. I did a pseudo-hdr on it and you can see all the detail is there:

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    Old Jun 15, 2010, 1:14 PM   #9
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    wow... I gotta say... Your program is smashing !
    I tried it out once but I couldnt get my head around it... maybe I should try it out once more...

    Once again... wow !
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    Old Jun 16, 2010, 4:17 PM   #10
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    The absence of people, vehicles, etc. make them look like doll houses.
    Well you asked for it... I tried out to make this a tilt-shift...
    Please tell me if I pulled it off or not ! First time trying it out..

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