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    I'm in a very pleasant Alicante, south eastern Spain, today and tomorrow. These are some stone steps near my hotel room.


    Comments welcome!

    Ian
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  • #2
    Re: Steps to the sky

    Lucky b****r.!! Who is paying.?

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    • #3
      Re: Steps to the sky

      Originally posted by Ian View Post
      I'm in a very pleasant Alicante, south eastern Spain, today and tomorrow. These are some stone steps near my hotel room.



      Comments welcome!

      Ian
      Luvverly...... amazing what a blue sky and sunshine does for a picture. What strikes me is that for what seems to be a high contrast scene the dynamic range of the camera has coped well with the highlight and shadow area. Not checked the exif so what was the camera?
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      • #4
        Re: Steps to the sky

        OK worked it out, its maybe not so much the camera, but the wall bouncing light back into the shadow area.
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        • #5
          Re: Steps to the sky

          Originally posted by Stephen View Post
          Luvverly...... amazing what a blue sky and sunshine does for a picture. What strikes me is that for what seems to be a high contrast scene the dynamic range of the camera has coped well with the highlight and shadow area. Not checked the exif so what was the camera?
          Olympus E-510, with the 'premium' kit zoom (Digital Zuiko 14-54, f/2.8-3.5) at 14mm (28mm equivalent). The camera was practically on the floor so the live view mode was definitely a bonus.

          I think the right hand side wall was reflecting enough light to partially illuminate the shaded area on the left.

          The only processing I did was a black point in levels (which did hardly anything) and smidgen of a crop to remove a the tip of a railing in the left. And this is from a JPEG - still waiting for E-510 RAW support in ACR.

          Ian
          Founder/editor
          Digital Photography Now (DPNow.com)
          Twitter: www.twitter.com/ian_burley
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          • #6
            Re: Steps to the sky

            The Spanish never could build anything level! hehe

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            • #7
              Re: Steps to the sky

              (vidunderlig komposition) marvellous komposition and detail

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              • #8
                Re: Steps to the sky

                Originally posted by Ian View Post
                I'm in a very pleasant Alicante, south eastern Spain, today and tomorrow. These are some stone steps near my hotel room.


                Comments welcome!

                Ian
                Gorgeous shot and vivid colours Ian!

                I wonder what it would look like though with the steps level though?
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                • #9
                  Re: Steps to the sky

                  Hi Ian,
                  Once again a superb, punchy and attention grabbing shot, I believe the "apparent" unlevel steps add dynamism to the shot and should remain.
                  Catch Ya Later
                  Tinka

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                  • #10
                    Re: Steps to the sky

                    Originally posted by coupekid View Post
                    Gorgeous shot and vivid colours Ian!

                    I wonder what it would look like though with the steps level though?
                    After that comment I just had to download and straiten it to see. Lost the impact completely. Ian ether this was intentional, in which case 10/10, or the local wine is stronger than you think.

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