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Uploaded: 04/26/09 3:56 PM GMT
Blickling Hall
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Following a tutorial, but mainly some advice from boremachine ( thanks chris), i learned how to do some hdr, using photomatix, and cs4 and many many many layers! lol. hope you like it.

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.Shewolfe
04/26/09 3:57 PM GMT
One of my favourite local places..I love taking pictures there though it has been ages since I went. Lovely capture here.
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::Dunstickin
04/26/09 3:59 PM GMT
Thought it said 'Blinkin' hall at first!....silly me eh!..

A cracker of a building too!...just like my holiday pad in the country!..

Nice work darlin'!
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* To Believe in myself and have faith in my Photography * OwdBob'sGallery
.HylianPrincess1985
04/26/09 4:00 PM GMT
Wonderful capture.
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Journeys end in lovers meeting...
.Logun7
04/26/09 5:37 PM GMT

Great job!!
It's beautiful!!
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.boremachine
04/26/09 6:16 PM GMT
I see you also got the clouds fixed ;o)
Great job Jan, that's a really pleasuring view!
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Take Nothing But Pictures - Leave Nothing but Footprints - Kill Nothing But Time --- © Patrick Di Fruscia
::Hottrockin
04/26/09 9:04 PM GMT
Kickin' place!! Comes across a wee dark though. Superb structure sis!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
.muki7
04/26/09 11:35 PM GMT
A beautiful building Jan. Nice work with the HDR.
Thanks for sharing

Ed
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Enjoy nature, Take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints
::Roseman_Stan
04/27/09 12:16 AM GMT
A fine stately piece here Jan. Well done.

Stan
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::gabriela2006
04/27/09 12:50 AM GMT
great architectural shot:)
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::0930_23
04/27/09 2:43 AM GMT
FDR seems to be all the rage. It does enhance and add a touch of vibrance to a shot. You used it well here Dimps. Colors are so rich. Good work.

Tick* was here

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Insure what you touch during your lifetime, is not coated with the fingerprints of apathy....Tick
.sahadk
04/27/09 3:28 AM GMT
Wonderful manip.looks beautiful!!
Great work.
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.Mythmaker
04/27/09 7:07 AM GMT
Love the colour intensity and the sky rocks. A bit softer than your usual super sharp images.
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Honest critique is always welcomed by honest artists.
::lovestoned
04/27/09 12:14 AM GMT
A grand building presented very well. Awesome job Jan!
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RKG
04/27/09 12:53 AM GMT
Nice work
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comments/critiques always appreciated
::braces
04/27/09 1:03 PM GMT
The hall looks wonderful and I love the richness of the sky but I do think that the hall itself is a bit dark.
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"Always go to other people's funerals, otherwise they won't come to yours." Yogi Berra. So, you should go and see My Gallery soon.
.Lynthirteen
04/28/09 4:39 AM GMT
A very good capture and work on this one. I like it very much. Lyn.
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.thomasw1217
04/28/09 4:45 AM GMT
I like it very much, the sky really makes it for me.
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::cynlee
04/28/09 5:37 PM GMT
You gave this image an old world charm or at least added to its charm. What a wonderful piece of work. Worth all the efforts you employed. Is CS4 much better than CS3? Is there a name for the technique that Chris showed you? I wouldn't be asking these questions if I weren't impressed with the outcome of your image above. ;0)
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Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare. —Japanese Proverb
.J_E_F
05/01/09 6:42 PM GMT
It's the perspective that impresses me.
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::nigelmoore
05/02/09 4:05 PM GMT
Good experiment in HDR Ms Jan, looks totally natural. I like the deep colours and the rich sky. Perspective is slightly off at either side but that is soooo hard to get right as I know from trying to photograph buildings in London.
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"A camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." Dorothea Lange

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