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Balloon over Queenstown
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This was taken from a Hot Air balloon ride over Queenstown New Zealand |
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Hello Robert,
Lucky you,flying over Queenstown in a balloon!
This is a nice capture and looks good as a panoramic shot.
You've done well with the exposure here.
A tiny bit more contrast and saturation might give it a little more impact.
A shame all those buildings were there isn't it?
Very nice capture though.
Cheers
Steve
- NinaM
(4077) - [2007-11-07 7:07]
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Every time I see a landscape from New Zealand, it is always beautiful. How did you do this panoramic picture? What a view,must be great to fly like an eagle! We can sit and look at it for hours. It is sharp, colourful, what's to say? I like the little village at the bottom, it gives a sense of scale. Personnally, I like natural colours. I agree with Steve but the yellowish "moss" of the mountains look good natural like that. A little saturation, yes, but really, not too much! ;-)) TFS!
Francine
Hi Robert
Very nice picture of a wonderful landscape. I like the composition with these clouds coming above the bay. I also like the colours of the picture and I agree with LordPotty and NinaM that some more contrast could work better (but that's really minor thing).
The one thing I don't like too much in your picture is that for me there is too less sky above the peaks of the mountains (on the left side) - they almost touch the frame. Hawever, it is mostly visible in smaller version - in large version it looks better. And also when one looks at the large version it seems that the picture could be a little more sharpen.
Anyway, that's nice picture of nice landscape - thanks for sharing
Ania
- gondox
(1585) - [2007-11-27 5:05]
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Hi! I just rated your other panorama today, and I like this one too! About sharpness previously mentioned: I think humidity over water is usually enough to keep the distant objects (like the mountains here) from being totally sharp, so I think it's ok in a situation like this. And the thin cloud looks great! Very nice scene, congratulatins!