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Re: Sunrise in NW Missouri
[Re: Jim Poor]
#19031
12/03/08 01:25 PM
12/03/08 01:25 PM
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"Blast off" shots like this are really fun. The only thing I might do is boost the color temp (maybe around 6500) to get some more out of the sunrise.
Must have been quite an event to see in person.
I took a lot of shots, zoom, WA, a few geese, a lot of geese, but this one is the one I kept coming back to because I thought it captured some of the sense of being there. The sheer number of geese is mind boggling and the sound is like 100db of white noise honking. I could watch and listen for hours.
I tried the color temp change but it doesn't have the effect I think you were hoping for, the way it is I am already clipping the Red channel on the horizon (not that you can see much of that), and when I turn the color K up the horizon doesn't get much warmer and I really lose any semblence of blue at the top. How would you do it...composite?
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