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4th image from the trip to Stanage Edge in the Derbyshire Peak district with youngwooly. To see if we could get a bit of the late light over the Hope valley, so here is my 4th effort.
Tech stuff:- HDR made from 3 shots one at 1/13 and the second at 1/16th and the third at 1/3th aperture F13 ISO 100 lens at 23mm
As always thanks for all your comments and clicks on my previous efforts.
Off away for a little bit of R&R at the weekend so will catch up when I get back Brian.............................
| Camera: | Canon EOS 50D |
| Lens: | 17-40L@23mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Stanage Heather |
| Username: | 
Briwooly |
| Uploaded: | 3 Sep 2009 - 1:29 PM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants, General, Landscape / travel |
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Beautiful golden shafts of light Brian, it looks like great countryside for the camera, fine work Adrian
That's quite magical, the beautiful rays dripping gold on the right, and the heather providing more lovely colour.
A stunning looking image and beautiful presentation.
Great shot, love the shafts of light breaking through the clouds. Rgds Paul
A cracking image, Brian...that sky and the lighting is amazing.
TrevB 
Stunning shot Brian - love the sky and rays of light. Regards. Antony
Lovely picture Brian. Just a thought, but perhaps it could do with a little more contrast in the foreground. I've uploaded a version where I have isolated the sky from the rest of the picture and then increased the brightness by 25% and contrast by 27% = perhaps a bit muchbut hopefully illustrates my thinking.
Hope you don't mind my commenting,
James
I was going to pass this over in the thumbnails but I'm glad I opened it - that sky is FANTASTIC! John
Those rays of light you've captured are just magical
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