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Pier at sunrise near Fort Walton, FL.

Top of a high rise overlooking SF Bay, across the Bay Bridge to Oakland. Image full size is about 11,300 pixels wide. Shot with Olympus EM5, probably 5 shots stitched in PS4.

Beautiful place, lovely memories of a fantastic roadtrip.

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Badlands National Park (2008)

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Taken from the skylon observation tower niagara falls

chrisa wrote in post #18586275
Taken from the skylon observation tower niagara falls

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Very nice.

Thanks

The Beach at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park

I had to work on this image quite a bit, so I'm very interested in hearing what you guys think. It is a 4 shot pano using a tripod but I wasn't level with the tripod so it took some guesswork. That part worked okay, but Lr wouldn't deal with this one and it usually does really well... it tends to have problems with "perspective" panos in my experience. I had to go to Ps to get it together. Then, as you might expect, I had several issues due to the waves in the image not matching up. A lot of work on the layers themselves, and then touch up work with the clone stamp tool after I got that done. Hope you enjoy!

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Excellent composition for wide angle photography and balanced color that vividly express cold world.

The Beach at Jurata, Polish coast of the Baltic Sea

WoytekM wrote in post #18588035
The Beach at Jurata, Polish coast of the Baltic Sea

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Nice! Not far from my birth place
View of the open sea or the gulf?

Panoramic view from the pyramid of tepozteco in the state of Morelos, Mexico.
High up in the mountains of Morelos lies an ancient pyramid at the end of a spectacular hike through the Mexican cloud forest. Dedicated to Tepoztecatl, the Aztec god of Pulque, the shrine attracted pilgrims from as far away as Guatemala in its day. Today, the pyramid overlooks the quaint mountain town of Tepoztlan, known throughout Mexico for its supposed mysticism, far flung community of European and American expats, and production of Mezcal. The pyramid has two rooms inside, one opening out onto the monumental stairs and the other a smaller chamber in the interior.

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Thanks, view of the open see.