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2012-02-16

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So I managed to revisit the sea arch with my tripod and wide angle lens this evening. Whilst I quite like the slightly more 'natural' version of this image, I thought I'd have a bit of fun with a Hollywood inspired, otherworldly treatment. I wasn't sure about posting it because it's so different to my usual style but figured it was interesting anyway.

I usually post the original image under the posted image but this time I've posted the more realistic version for comparison. Roll over the film strip to see it.

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Canon EOS 40D
Focal Length:	11 mm
Aperture:	f/8
Exposure:	1/6 sec
ISO Speed:	100

Category: [Landscape]

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Styles laws or rules are there to be broken !! Excellent and slightly dramatic light

Veronique on 17th February 2012 @ 8:50am

I like both versions, but prefer the warmed-up one. It's nearly monochrome! You have a gorgeous coastline 'round your neck of the woods.

Chris Peak on 17th February 2012 @ 9:20pm

Good to see you out of your comfort zone and pushing its boundaries with panache.

george on 19th February 2012 @ 9:35pm

This is so different to the pigeon version And I really like it, a lot, but I do miss the pigeon. Couldn't you clone the little feller in?

Keep up the good work!

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Hugh on 20th February 2012 @ 6:29pm

Very nice image and wide, wide shot! Although the original image offers a nice perspective, the edited version is much more dramatic and suits the tones of the rocks. Nice capture.

I think your comment section is being overrun by spam mate.

Nik | ExP on 4th March 2012 @ 1:16am

Thanks Nik both for your comment and the nudge about spam. I was aware of it but have been so busy I haven't had time to reomve them. I think I've got rid of all of them now. Cheers.

Adrian Park on 4th March 2012 @ 9:06am

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