York club trip
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York club trip
Great day, worn out after it and it's taken ages to go through pictures. 345 RAW images by time HDR and Panorama plus a few total rubbish down to 250 Jpeg pictures. Wish I had better than 28mm lens but Hugin did it's job and combined most without a problem.
Could not resist this one.
First set of images of the day, tripod job likely one of the best.
I am sure everyone had to have a go at this?
And of course the street painting.
So come on lets see what the others have done. Thanks Pam well done.
Could not resist this one.
First set of images of the day, tripod job likely one of the best.
I am sure everyone had to have a go at this?
And of course the street painting.
So come on lets see what the others have done. Thanks Pam well done.
Re: York club trip
Thank you it seems you want a picture under simple so this one.
On guard likely most simple of the trip. Suppose I have to weight until end of month before comments? While writing this seen comment +3 trying to work out what it means!
On guard likely most simple of the trip. Suppose I have to weight until end of month before comments? While writing this seen comment +3 trying to work out what it means!
Re: York club trip
Just agreeing with the previous two comments! :)Eric the simple theme is on the clubs Facebook page rather than here. With this one I think it does need a bigger tonal range. If I were to have a criticism of your set of pictures is that they look a bit on the flattish side tonally but I was not there to judge what the light was like.
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Looking at triptych I was considering this group all of the same gate. Well borrowed sky on right off another picture so in all 17 pictures to make this image. Left single image, centre 8 images stitched with Hugin and to right 7 images stitched with Hugin plus extra for the sky.
I am uncertain about boarders is there really any need? It is plainly three pictures of the same building would like to hear opinions.
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I think that if you are going to let the pictures flow in to each other this is OK but otherwise I would think about some sort of separation between the images. Looking at these was this the barbican gate? We have memories of going with our grand-daughter the cafe whilst she was an undergraduate at York
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