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New England Fall Spectacular (NDR)

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New England Fall Spectacular (NDR)

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  1. It's that time of year again. Every year that I've been a member of Wetpixel I've posted some fall season images... so here goes. Hope you enjoy them.

     

    Stratham, NH

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    Newington, NH

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    Dover, NH

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    South Woodstock, VT

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    Wells, ME

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    St. Johnsbury, VT

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  2. Fantastic Larry - I love the first and the one from VT the most of this series. Please post more!

     

    James

  3. Really stunning Larry; the same two are my favorites.

  4. Really nice!!

     

    ... I had fun this weekend up in Northern CT, too ... and next weekend (weather permitting) should be even better ...

     

    Here's a couple (although mine are HDRs ...):

     

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  5. thanks for the comments guys.

     

    Jeremy, I really like the third one. Did you shoot that as a pano or is it just very wide angle. The second one looks a little too HDRish. The halo around the trees is a dead giveaway

  6. Jeremy, I really like the third one. Did you shoot that as a pano or is it just very wide angle. The second one looks a little too HDRish. The halo around the trees is a dead giveaway

     

    Thanks! There are times (eg new york city at night) where I think the "HDRish" look works, but my goal here was really to produce images like the last that are recognizable as "photographic" images. I'm playing with the technique a lot these days and am learning a lot of good stuff along the way. My basic intention is to turn my 8-10 stop sensor into a 15 stop sensor and not produce a certain "look".

     

    I'm also interested in panoramas, but have yet to produce one I really, really like ... I'll keep trying. I've done a few underwater that worked better than I would have expected, but still fell short of the "would I put it on a wall" test.

     

    The third one (the good one, I agree) was shoot at full-wide on the Nikkor 17-35mm using a FX camera - so "true" rectilinear 17mm perspective.

     

    I "warmed" it up quite a bit ... I think I like it better that way ... here's a slightly different shot using the "as shot" white balance and the same with the "warmer" color balance:

     

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    and here's the "warmer" version:

     

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    I like the warmer one a lot more, but I'm curious what y'all think.

    Edited by segal3
  7. Makes me wish we had fall.

     

    Very nice.

  8. I look forward to you guys posting these each year. Great stuff.

     

    Alex

  9. Really Beautiful..Most impressive

     

    Cheers ,

     

    Diggy

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