A Rockies Pano

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By: Nicole Marcisz
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Photographer	Nicole Marcisz {Karma:10268}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL 2000
Categories	Landscape Nature Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Colorado	Lens	Canon 28-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Uploaded	10/4/2004	Film / Memory Type	n/a
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - COLORADO Country - United States
About	this is a pano I merged from 2 parts. It looks better bigger. Now that I am looking at it maybe I should crop more of the foreground out. I don't know if you can tell but there are puddles of water among the rocks which looked cool. I wish we can post pano's larger.

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Nicole Marcisz {K:10268} 10/22/2004

yes that is an improvement. I'll go back and work on it some more.

Michael Kanemoto {K:22115} 10/21/2004

Nichole: I second the opinion on the panoramic and the limitations of showing them when all you have is 800 pixels. I have a 15,000 pixel panoramic that just looks sad when posted.

Ah well, what can you do? Anyway, on this photograph I did some selective masking on the sky, hills, and foreground, setting independant levels on each. I also took some magenta out of the sky, and took the blue out of the hills in the background (haze removal). See if you like it.

M * {K:2614} 10/6/2004

I wish it was larger its hard to make out any detail. However the colors and lighting are great.

Teunis Haveman {K:53426} 10/4/2004

Nicoel, great compositie
I like this
Teunis

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