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Knapps Loch

I was trying something different here, This is 3 Raw conversions from the same file combined in dynamic photo HDR and then noise reduction in Neat Image. This is the loch where I caught the 2 swans posted last week. I have also posted images from here in the past taken from almost the same spot but showing the old fishing club hut. The hut has now been replaced by a nice new one but is not as attractive to photograph so I left it out of this image. The previous image can be seen here.
http://www.thestudio-online.co.uk/gallery/displayimage.php?album=topn&cat=-255&pos=21
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Filename:knapps_loch_hdr1_900_filtered.jpg
Album name:Beermonsta / Various
Keywords:Knapps loch scotland
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File Size:242 KB
Date added:Feb 06, 2010
Dimensions:900 x 593 pixels
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Date Time:2010:02:06 15:21:41
Exif Image Height:593 pixels
Exif Image Width:900 pixels
Exif Offset:172
Orientation:Normal (O deg)
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Software:Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0 Windows
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George  [Feb 06, 2010 at 05:28 PM]
This shot has ooodles of potential Peter, the composition is spot on and the colours just beautiful but something has happened to parts of the shot, either when taken or during the editing. There are, for want of a better phrase, blurry bits, that spoil the effect, noticeably in the fence and also the trees. This may be due to a long exposure and a strong wind blowing, but as there is no exif data I can only guess.
Definitely worth another try Peter or even just a straight image 'cos as I said earlier......OOOoodles of potential.
Beermonsta  [Feb 06, 2010 at 05:39 PM]
Now, as it happens George, I do have another version of this without the blurry bits and I was wondering which version to post The blurring appeared when messing about with the image in Neat image, and i quite liked it, I don,t know why, It just grew on me the more I played with it. I will post the other version later if people are interested in comparing the two.
George  [Feb 06, 2010 at 09:43 PM]
OK thanks Peter, will wait with baited breath for the word from the masses
bob12a  [Feb 07, 2010 at 05:45 AM]
I Like it a lot Peter.
alanuk  [Feb 07, 2010 at 07:41 AM]
It's a bit like the proverbial "curate's egg" - good in places. I like the composition very much and the bright colours, too. I think the little patch of trees to the top right is lovely - the blurring effect has worked well there. Not so keen on the same effect on the fence, though. I'll look forward to seeing the other version.
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