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Olive Tree

By marchena

Noticed the sky looking impressive yesterday afternoon, so got a few shots of an olive grove on the edge of the village. I'd love to say this came out of the camera looking like this, but this is a composite of 6 copies of the original image.

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    Guest BrownWarrior

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    I like this picture it has a deep mood. why did you take 6 images, was it for doing HDR or was it just to get a sense of movement over time different from doing a long exposure??

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    marchena

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    Forgot this image was on this forum. The sky was really impressive but the original image out of the camera had none of the drama and looked dreadfully flat. I used 6 duplicated layers so that I could isolate different parts of the image and enhance them differently - result is a bit similar to HDR but different technique. I still use Photoshop 7 so am missing out on some of the newer tools. Looking at it now 6 layers seems excessive, but suspect there were 3 or 4 versions of the sky combined.

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    its like a dream world..

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