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A view from lake Alakitka this summer. I had a picture syle "clear" with this shot on my EOS5D and got this deep blue pic... strange...

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Too dark for me. I want to see the details.

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labbai wrote in post #3946159
A view from lake Alakitka this summer. I had a picture syle "clear" with this shot on my EOS5D and got this deep blue pic... strange...

That's your problem... "clear" is supposed to be used to remove haze when taking far away mountains, for example. That's on paper. In reality, that picture style is mostly unusable.

That image is begging for some boost in contrast and a little dodging and burning.

Busto wrote in post #3976698
That image is begging for some boost in contrast and a little dodging and burning.

The photography was taken in winter time

sf1 wrote in post #3890986
One of my favorites.

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Fantastic shot, where is that?

Not too far from you. It's Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia. I have some color shots from a trip there. It's a great place to photograph.

My shot of Peggy's Cove taken with a Canon 20D.

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There are some amazing photos in this thread. In fact, I just spent almost 30 minutes looking through all of the pages, and I'm pretty sure that every single photo was awesome

Here's my contribution ... I went hunting for trains and such right when I got my 20D and got this shot:

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My first post.One of my favorites.

nice first post John -- welcome to POTN.

montreal wrote in post #3947582
That's your problem... "clear" is supposed to be used to remove haze when taking far away mountains, for example. That's on paper. In reality, that picture style is mostly unusable.

Well, it's not a problem to me...
I think it makes an interesting effect sometimes... You don't have to manipulate your shot afterwards. This pic is "as shot". But you're right, this setting is mostly unusable, but sometimes I use it to get something unreal to some pictures, just for fun... The "real" shot that I took just after this one is quite flat compared to this one.

monty28428 wrote in post #3999043
nice first post John -- welcom to POTN.

Thanks I look forward to posting more photos.